Giles Havergal's Glasgow Citizens Theatre Company
- 1971
- Jean Genet The Balcony Giles Havergal The Tramp
- 1972–1973
- Shakespeare Timon of Athens Keith Hack Lucullus Abbey TheatreFestival
- Jean-Baptiste Molière Tartuffe Giles Havergal M. Loyal Edinburgh International Festival
- Peter Weiss Marat/Sade Steven Dartnell Karl
- Miles Rudge/John Gould Puss in Boots Giles Havergal Puss
- Christopher Marlowe Tamburlaine the Great Keith Hack Celebinus Edinburgh International Festival
- Nikolai Gogol The Government Inspector Robert David McDonald Bobchinski
- Jack Gelber The Connection Steven Dartnell Leech
- 1973–1974
- Bertholt Brecht Happy End RD McDonald Wilbur
- John Whiting The Devils Havergal Mannoury
- Miles Rudge/John Gould Dick Whittington Havergal King Rat
- Shakespeare The Taming of the Shrew Havergal Baptista (Hamburg Festival)
- Robert David McDonald Camille RD McDonald Dr Korev
- Edward Bond Early Morning Prowse Disraeli
- Bertholt Brecht St Joan of the Stockyards McDonald Criddle
- Shakespeare Coriolanus Scicinius
- 1974–1975
- Arthur Koppit Indians Malcolm McKay Chief Joseph of the Nez Percés
- Tennessee Williams Camino Real Prowse Esmeralda
- Nikolai Gogol The Government Inspector McDonald Inspector Of Schools
- John Webster The Duchess of Malfi Prowse Rodrigo (Belgrade, Ljubljana, Zagreb)
- Shakespeare Romeo & Juliet David Hayman Benvolio
- Robert David McDonald The De Sade Show RD McDonald The Bishop
- 1975–1976
- Shakespeare Hamlet Prowse Rosencrantz
- Falkland Cary Sailor Beware Havergal Carnoustie Bligh
- Robert David McDonald The De Sade Show Prowse Madame de Martaine
- Carlo Goldoni Mirandolina McDonald Conte de Albafiorita
- George Buchner Woyzeck McDonald Karl
- 1981–1982
- John Byrne Babes in the Wood Havergal Friar Tuck
- Robert David McDonald Chincilla Prowse Socrate (Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague)
- Robert David McDonald A Waste of Time Prowse Jupien (Caracas International Theatre Festival)
- Shakespeare Hamlet McDonald Rossencraft/Player King
- John Dryden Marriage à la mode Havergal Alexas
- Bertholt Brecht Mr Puntila and his Man Matti Havergal The Attaché
- 1982–1983
- Jean Genet The Balcony Prowse The General
- Jean Genet The Screens Prowse The Arab Voice Prowse
- Jean Genet The Blacks Prowse The General
- Philip Massinger The Roman Actor Aretinus
- Sean O'Casey Red Roses for Me Havergal Rev. Clinton
- Bertholt Brecht The Mother McDonald Rybin
- Carlo Goldoni The Impresario of Smyrna McDonald Ali the Impresario (Turin Festival)
- Shakespeare The Merchant of Venice Prowse Gratiano (Turin Festival)
- George Bernard Shaw Arms and the Man Havergal Major Petkoff
- Le Marquis de Sade The Philosophy of the Boudoir Prowse Dolmance (Festival Di Parma)
- Noël Coward Sirocco Prowse Angelo
- Robert David McDonald Webster McDonald Jeeper
- 1983–1984
- Karl Kraus The Last Days of Mankind McDonald A Man of Iron (Edinburgh International Festival)
- Hugo von Hoffmansthal Der Rosenkavalier Prowse Herr von Faninal (Edinburgh International Festival)
- Sean O'Casey Juno and the Paycock Havergal Needle Nugent
- Thomas Southerne Oroonoko Prowse Aboan
- Noël Coward Private Lives Prowse Louis
- Ernst Toller The Machine Wreckers Havergal Jim Cobbitt
- Jean-Paul Sartre Altona McDonald Franz
- Oliver Goldsmith She Stoops to Conquer Havergal Diggory
- Oscar Wilde A Woman of No Importance Prowse Mr Kelvill MP
- Rolf Hochhuth Judith McDonald Tiresius
- Jacques Offenbach French Knickers (La Vie Parisienne) Prowse Bob
- 1986
- Oscar Wilde An Ideal Husband Prowse Vicomte De Nanjac
- Rolf Hochhuth The Representative McDonald The Doctor
- 1987
- Friedrich Schiller Joan of Arc McDonald Charles VII
- Richard Brinsley Sheridan The School for Scandal McDonald
- 1988
- John Ford 'Tis Pity She's a Whore Prowse Friar Bonaventura
- Oscar Wilde Lady Windermere's Fan Prowse Cecil Graham
- William Congreve The Way of the World McDonald
- 1989
- Ben Jonson The Alchemist McDonald Face
- Friedrich Schiller Mary Stuart Prowse Lord Burleigh
- Charles Dickens (adaptation) A Tale of Two Cities Prowse Dr Manette
- 1990
- Bertholt Brecht Mother Courage Prowse Cook (Mermaid Theatre)with Glenda Jackson
- Nicholas Rowe Jane Shore Prowse Richard III
- 1991
- The Rivals
- Eugene O'Neil Mourning Becomes Electra Prowse Ezra/Orin
- Noël Coward A Design for Living Prowse Ernest (Theatre Royal Richmond)
- 1992
- Frank Wedekind Lulu John Pope Dr Goll/Casti-Piani
- Craig Raine 1953 Prowse Eberhard
- Bertholt Brecht Edward II Prowse Edward II/III Prowse
- 1996
- Eugene O'Neil Long Day's Journey into Night Stewart Laing James Tyrone
WORKS AS GUEST ARTIST AT CITIZENS THEATRE:
- 2006
- Laurance Rudic And God Created... solo work created by Laurance Rudic. Creative Advisor Andrew McKinnon
- 2008
Tennessee Williams |The Parade Laurance Rudic Don European and UK premiere
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