Work
- 2012 A Field in England - Actor
- 2012 Comedy Showcase - The Function Room - Actor
- 2012 Comedy Showcase - Bad Sugar - Actor
- 2012 Silent Night of the Living Dead - Actor
- 2012 Him Indoors - Actor
- 2012 Henry IV – Actor
- 2012 Absent Friends – Performer
- 2012 Swiftcover SwiftBrothers| Advertising Campaign- Voice Actor
- 2012 Bad Sugar – Actor
- 2012 The Function Room: Comedy Showcase – Actor
- 2012 Squeamish – Narrator/Actor
- 2011 Betty Blue Eyes (The Novello Theatre) – Performer
- 2011 Psychoville – Actor/Writer
- 2011 Eric and Ernie – Actor
- 2010 Psychoville Halloween Special – Actor/Writer
- 2010 Burke and Hare – Actor
- 2009 Would I Lie to You? – Performer
- 2009 Comedians at the Lyric Hammersmith – Performer
- 2009 Psychoville – Actor/Writer
- 2008 Free Jimmy – Ante (voice)
- 2008 The Common Pursuit at the Menier Chocolate Factory – Performer
- 2008 The Cottage – Actor
- 2008 Coming Up – Lickle Bill Um – Actor
- 2007 Christmas at the Riviera – Actor
- 2007 Ladies and Gentlemen: Comedy Showcase – Actor
- 2007 Modern Men – Performer
- 2007 The Abbey (TV series) – Actor
- 2007 Miss Marple: Ordeal by Innocence – Actor
- 2006 The Producers (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) – Performer
- 2005 The League of Gentlemen Are Behind You (various venues) – Writer/Performer
- 2005 Wyndham's Theatre Presents Shakespeare's As You Like It – Performer
- 2005 The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse – Writer/Actor
- 2005 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy – Voice Actor
- 2004 Max & Paddy's Road to Nowhere – Actor
- 2004 The All Star Comedy Show – Monkey Trousers – Performer
- 2004 Shaun of the Dead – Actor
- 2004 Catterick – Actor
- 2002 Robbie the Reindeer: Legend of the Lost Tribe – Voice Actor
- 2002 'Art' (Whitehall Theatre) Performer
- 2002 The League of Gentlemen – The Making Of Series 3 – Presenter
- 2002 TLC – Actor
- 2002 The League of Gentlemen, Series 3, Writer/Actor
- 2001 A Local Show for Local People (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) – Writer/Performer
- 2001 Coming Up – Birthday Girl – Actor
- 2001 Spaced – Actor
- 2000 The League of Gentlemen – A Local Book For Local People – Writer
- 2000 Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) – Actor
- 2000 The League of Gentlemen Christmas Special – Writer/Actor
- 2000 The League of Gentlemen, Series 2 – Writer/Actor
- 2000 A Local Show For Local People – Writer/Performer
- 1999 This Year's Love – Actor
- 1999 The League of Gentlemen, Series 1 – Writer/Actor
- 1998 Auton2: Sentinel – Actor
- 1998 In The Red – Actor
- 1998 Lenny Henry Goes to Town – Actor
- 1997 On The Town With The League Of Gentlemen – Writer/Actor
- 1997 Auton – Actor
- 1997 Mash and Peas do U.S. – Actor
- 1997 In the Red – Performer
- 1996 P.R.O.B.E. – The Ghosts of Winterborne – Actor
- 1996 Friday Night Armistice – Performer
- 1995 P.R.O.B.E. – The Devil of Winterborne – Actor
- 1995 The League of Gentlemen Stage Show – Writer/Actor
- 1995 Alas Smith and Jones – Actor
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