Selection of Theatre Work
- Morte nella notte di Natale (play - 1988, I)
- Ballarò (play - 1989, I)
- Nasci lu iornu (musical - 1993, I)
- Volti Lunari (play - 1994, UK)
- Reunion in Genthin (play - 1995, UK)
- Grand Hotel - The Musical (musical - 1995, UK)
- The Tempest (play - 1995, UK)
- Varietè (dark operetta - 1996/97, UK)
- The Other Woman (compilation musical - 1998/99, UK)
- The Conquering Hero of Seville (play - 1999, UK)
- Mr China's Son (multimedia play with music - 2002, UK)
- True or Falsetto? A Secret History of the Castrati (one man musical - 2002-2007, UK + world tour)
- The Englishman Sits in a Caravan at St Osyth/Singing (opera - 2003, UK)
- Cabaret - The Musical (musical - 2003, UK)
- Chicago - The Musical (musical - 2004/05, UK)
- The Veiled Screen: A Secret History of Hollywood (one man musical - 2005/06, UK)
- Camurrìa! (musical - 2008, UK)
- Petit Cheval Blanc (play - 2013, India)
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