List of Theatre Roles
- Sir Henry Harcourt-Reilly in The Cocktail Party, Phoenix Theatre, July 1986;
- Nikolai in Brian Friel's Turgenev adaptation Fathers and Sons, National Theatre, July 1987;
- Vladimir in Waiting for Godot, National Theatre, November 1987;
- Harry Rivers in Jeffrey Archer's Exclusive, Strand Theatre, September 1989,
- George in A Single Man, Greenwich Theatre, June 1990;
- Jack in Brian Friel's Dancing at Lughnasa, Abbey Theatre, Dublin and National Theatre, October 1990; Phoenix Theatre, March 1991; and Garrick Theatre, December 1991;
- Caesar in Bernard Shaw's Caesar and Cleopatra, Greenwich Theatre, February 1992,
- Michael in Someone Who'll Watch Over Me, Hampstead Theatre, July 1992; Vaudeville Theatre, September 1992; the Booth Theatre, New York, November 1992 to June 1993;
- Edward Elgar in David Pownall's Elgar, RSC The Pit, May 1994;
- Prospero in The Tempest RSC Barbican Theatre, July 1994;
- Reginald Pager (a retired opera singer) in Ronald Harwood's Quartet, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre and Albery Theatre, September 1999-January 2000.
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