Stage Appearances
- Ivan Kaliayev, The Price of Justice, Mermaid Theatre, London, (1972).
- A Touch of Spring, with Hayley Mills, Comedy Theatre, London's West End, (1975–78).
- Aubrey Tanqueray, The Second Mrs. Tanqueray, Royal National Theatre (1981).
- Louis Dubedat, The Doctor's Dilemma, Greenwich Theatre, London, 1981
- Amnon, Yonadab, directed by Peter Hall, Royal National Theatre (1985).
- Antonio, The Merchant of Venice in London's West End and on Broadway (1989).
- Oberon, A Midsummer Night's Dream, produced by Adrian Noble, Royal Shakespeare Company, (1990).
- Loveless, The Relapse, Royal Shakespeare Company, (1996).
- Marc, Art, London's West End and UK Tour, (2002).
- Lloyd, Noises Off, London's West End and on Broadway (2003).
- Death and the Maiden, King's Head Theatre, London (2004).
- Nicholas Nickleby, Chichester Festival Theatre, (2006).
- Shoreditch Madonna, with Francesca Annis, Soho Theatre, (2006).
- Messerschmann, Ring Round the Moon, Playhouse Theatre, London, (2008)
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