Theatre
- A Resounding Tinkle (1957)
- The Hole (1958)
- One To Another (1959)
- One Way Pendulum – A Farce in a New Dimension (1959)
- The Form (1961)
- On The Avenue (1961)
- One Over The Eight (1961)
- The Cresta Run (1965)
- How Are Your Handles? (1970)
- Playback 625 (1970)
- The Bear by Anton Chekhov (1972)
- Was He Anyone? (1972)
- Whither the Ancient Burial Mounds of Old New Brunswick (1978)
- Inner Voices by Eduardo De Filippo (1983)
- One Way Pendulum (1988)
- Royal Court 50: A Resounding Tinkle (2006)
- If So, Then Yes (2007)
- Absurdia: A Resounding Tinkle (2007)
- Was He Anyone? (2007)
- If So, Then Yes (2010)
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