Stage, Film and Television Credits
- Member of the Laurence Olivier Festival of Britain Company, London and New York (1951)
- Man From The Sun (TV, 1956)
- Sea Wife (1957) – "Number 4"
- Home of the Brave (TV, 1957)
- Tonight (TV, 1957-60)
- Calypso (1958)
- The Encyclopædist (TV, 1961)
- Freedom Road: Songs of Negro Protest (TV, 1964)
- Othello – Othello (Phoenix Theatre, Leicester, 1965)
- Cindy Ella (Garrick Theatre, London, 1966)
- Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons – Lieutenant Green (TV, 1967-68)
- The Persuaders! (TV, one episode, 1971)
- Shaft in Africa (1973) – Emir Ramila
- Softly, Softly: Taskforce (TV, one episode, 1974)
- The Iceman Cometh (Royal Shakespeare Company, 1976)
- At the Earth's Core (1976) – Ra
- Return to My Native Land (Royal National Theatre and Royal Court Theatre; national tour; 1977-79)
- Blake's 7 (TV, 1980)
- Night and Day (Derby Theatre, 1981)
- Metal Mickey (TV, 1981-82) – Mr Young
- Maskarade (Cochrane Theatre, London, 1994)
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