Selected Theatre Work
- See Bob Run (1989), da da kamera, directed by Ken McDougall
- Yes I Am and Who Are You? (1989), Buddies in Bad Times, directed by Edward Roy
- Wild Abandon (1990), Theatre Passe Muraille, directed by Vinetta Strombergs
- Somewhere I Have Never Travelled (1990), Tarragon Theatre, directed by Andy McKim
- Never Swim Alone (1991), da da kamera, directed by Ken McDougall
- 2-2 Tango (1991), Buddies in Bad Times, directed by Ken McDougall
- Jump (1992), Theatre Passe Muraille, directed by Daniel Brooks
- This is a Play (1992), da da kamera, directed by Ken MacDougall
- The Lorca Play (1992), da da kamera, co-directed by MacIvor and Daniel Brooks
- In On It (2000), Edinburgh Festival, directed by MacIvor
- Cul-de-Sac (2003), da da Kamera, directed by Daniel Brooks
- A Beautiful View (2006), da da kamera
- How It Works (2007), Tarragon Theatre
- The Best Brothers (2012), Stratford Shakespeare Festival
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