The Wild Duck

Theatre includes: The Ferryman (West End & Royal Court); Love (National Theatre & Birmingham Rep); X (Royal Court); Made In Dagenham (West End).

Television includes: Casualty.

Radio includes: The Summer Book by Tove Jansson (BBC Radio 4); Home Front (BBC Radio 4).

Theatre includes: Hamlet (Jerwood Vanbrugh Theatre); Single Spies (Chichester Festival Theatre); Damsel in Distress (Chichester Festival Theatre); Peter and Alice (Michael Grandage Company); Browning Version/South Downs (Chichester/ West End); Birdsong (Comedy Theatre); Stuff Happens; Dinner (National Theatre); The Lady in the Van (Queens); The Strip (Royal Court); Walpurgis Night (The Gate); Kean (Old Vic/Canada); The Cherry Orchard (Aldwych); Divine Gossip; Three Sisters; Cymbeline; The Revenger’s Tragedy; The Merchant of Venice; Julius Caesar; Desert Air; Hamlet; Camille; Red Noses (RSC); Crime & Punishment (Lyric Hammersmith); Anyone for Denis (Whitehall Theatre); Lonestar/ Private Wars (Bush Theatre); A Man for All Seasons; As You Like It; A Month in the Country (Bristol Old Vic); Fears & Misery of The Third Reich (Open Space); The Crucible (Scarborough)

Television includes: The Cry; Midsomer Murders; Will; SS-GB; Jack The Ripper; Thirteen; Siblings; Call the Midwife; The Village; 37 Days; Secret State; Death in Paradise; New Tricks; Father Brown; Bouquet of Barbed Wire; Lewis; Torchwood; The Diary of Anne Frank; Collision; Heartbeat; Casualty 1907; Rebus; Waking the Dead; Talk to Me; Inspector Lynley 6; The Roman Mysteries; Persuasion; Suburban Shootout; Poirot: Mystery of Blue Train & The ABC Murders ; Jericho; Trial and Retribution; Bedtime Stories I I I; Absolute Power; Foyle’s War: The Funk Hole; Reversals; Sparkhouse; Spooks; The Jury; Sex Chips and Rock and Roll; Family Money; Deadly Summer; Drop the Dead Donkey; Sharpe’s Regiment; The Treasure Seekers; Bramwell; The Choir; Harry; A Breed of Heroes; To Play the King; The Riff Raff Element; Lipstick On Your Collar; Casualty; Trials of Oz; Lovejoy; The Ginger Tree; Hold the Dream; Dead Lucky; The Fools on the Hill; Mansfield Park; The White Guard; The Jewel in The Crown

Film includes: The Coldest Play; Hurricane; The Iron Lady; White Chamber; Another Mother’s Son; Legend; Mindhorn; Lies We Tell; Finding Altamira; Amazing Grace; Grace of Monaco; Summer in February; Pearl Harbor; Charlotte Gray; Hamlet; In the Bleak Midwinter; Twelfth Night; Greystoke; Chariots of Fire

Theatre includes: The Notebook of Trigorin (Finborough Theatre); Talkin’ Loud (Theatre 503); Hyacinth Blue (Clean Break Theatre); Abena’s Stupidest Mistake (Talawa Theatre); Parting Shots (Bootleg Theatre); Breaking News (Oxfordshire Touring Theatre); Johnny Dollar (Bloomsbury Theatre); Random Acts of Strangers (The Courtyard); Large Tales (Nottingham Playhosue); The Palace of Fear (Leicester Haymarket)

Television includes: Unforgotten 3; Flack; Humans; Casualty; Joe All Alone; Apple Tree House; Trauma; Broadchurch; Doctors; Thirteen; Hood Documentary; TLC

Film includes: The Child in Time

For the Almeida: Against; Bakkahi; Game

Theatre includes: Pericles; Macbeth (National Theatre); Twelfth Night (Royal Exchange); The Star; The Alchemist; Tis Pity She’s a Whore; Tartuffe; Yellowman (Olivier Nomination: Best Actor) (Liverpool Everyman); The Book of Mormon (West End); Titus Andronicus; Candide (RSC); Decade (Headlong)

Television includes: The Trial; Safe House; Prey; Good Cop; Ding Dong; Paradox

Film includes: A Boy Called Dad; Til Death; Salvage

For the Almeida: The Last Days of Judas Iscariot

Theatre includes: As You Like It (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Romeo and Juliet; The God of Soho; Measure for Measure; The Tempest; The Storm (Shakespeare’s Globe); The Rest is Silence (Brighton Festival 2012/ Newcastle Northern Stage/London 2012 Festival); Our Class; The Pillowman (National Theatre); Pictures from an Exhibition; Our Country’s Good; Cressida; Noises Off (Young Vic); The Dybukk (The King’s Head Theatre); Woyzeck (St Anne’s Warehouse Theatre, Brooklyn); Rock ‘n’ Roll (Royal Court/Duke of York’s Theatre); Desire Under the Elms (Young Vic/Jerwood Charity); Woyzeck (Gate Theatre, Ian Charleston Commendation 2006); Loot (Bristol Old Vic); Silver Sword (Nottingham Playhouse); The Firework-Makers Daughter (RSC Academy); My Father’s Son (Sheffield Crucible)

Television includes: Taboo; Harlots; Beowulf: Return to the Shieldlands; Indian Summers; Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell; The Borgias; Dead Boss; Misfits; Silent Witness; Doctors; The Bermuda Triangle: Beneath The Waves; Celeb; Heartbeat

Film includes: Scarborough; Once Upon a Time in Warsaw; Adult Life Skills; Kill Your Friends; The Program; Jupiter Ascending; Mary Queen of Scots; Imagine (Winner of the Audience Award, Warsaw International Film Festival 2012); The Comedian (Winner of Best Actor Award, Queer Lisboa, International Queer Film Festival); 2013; Anonymous; Isle of Dogs; Ollie Kepler’s Expanding Purple World; Bunny and the Bull (Official Selection – Vanguard, Toronto International Film Festival); White Lightnin’ (British Independent Film Award Nominee for Most Promising Newcomer 2009, Winner – Best Actor, Monterrey Film Festival/Mumbai Film Festival/); Brothers of the Head; Song of Songs; Alfie; Nicholas Nickelby

For the Almeida: The Hypochondriac; Blood Wedding

Theatre includes: Diminished (Hampstead Theatre); The Oresteia (Home Manchester); Othello; Greenland; A Matter of Life and Death (National Theatre); Three Days of Rain (Apollo Theatre, West End); The Pride; Redundant; Fireface (Royal Court); Absurdia (Donmar Warehouse); Sleeping Beauty (Young Vic/ Victory Theatre NYC); The Crucible (Sheffield Crucible); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Bristol Old Vic); Bright (Soho Theatre); Boston Marriage (Donmar Warehouse/West End); Top Girls (New Vic Theatre)

Television includes: Trauma; League of Gentlemen; Silent Witness; From Darkness; Inside Number 9; That Day We Sang; The Fuse; The Cricklewood Greats; A Short Stay in Switzerland; Being Human; Garrow’s Law; Marple; Kiss of Death; Green; Rome; The Shadow in the North; Poirot: Cards on the Table; Born and Bred; The Young Visiters; Sons and Lovers; Midsomer Murders

Film includes: Trespass Against Us; The Forgotten; Hereafter; 1 2 3 4 Emily; Ding Dong; Man With a Movie Camera; Festival; Frozen; The Calcium Kid; The Gathering Storm; The Hours

For the Almeida: Oresteia

Theatre includes: Frozen (Theatre Royal Haymarket); Matilda (RSC/Cambridge Theatre); The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (Faust Theatre, Hong Kong)

Film includes: What Happened to Monday?; The Bind; First Time

Theatre includes: Taming of the Shrew (Shakespeare’s Globe); The Bomb; Tactical Questioning; The Great Game: Afghanistan (Tricycle Theatre); 66 Books (Bush Theatre); Stoning Mary; Sweetheart (Royal Court); Cue Deadly (Riverside); Taming of the Shrew (Tour); Dealer’s Choice (National Theatre)

Television includes: The Pact; Fearless; Capital; Indian Summers; Happy Valley; Uncle; DCI Banks; George Gently; Sherlock; Misfits; Case Sensitive; Holby City; Bonekickers; Holby Blue; Apparitions; Primeval; Trial and Retribution; Rome; No Angels; Renaissance; Beneath the Skin; Murder Prevention; Passer By; Dunkirk; Wire in the Blood; Trust; Dr Zhivago; Shackleton; Band of Brothers; Jesus; Joan of Arc; Underground; Harry Enfield & Chums; Bravo Two Zero; In Your Dreams; Holed; Loved Up

Film includes: Hellboy; Genesis; Pleasure Island; Fire Horse; Doomsday; Mr Right; Good; Imagine Me and You; Rabbit Fever; Bride and Prejudice: The Bollywood Musical; Dominion – Prequel to The Exorcist; Honest; County Kilburn; Different For Girls;

Robert is Associate Director at the Almeida.

For the Almeida: Mary Stuart; Oresteia (also West End); Hamlet (also West End and BBC2); 1984 (also West End, National and International Tours); Uncle Vanya; The Odyssey; The Illiad; The Fever; Mr Burns.

Theatre includes: The Red Barn (National Theatre); Boys; Romeo and Juliet; Decade (Headlong).

His recent work elsewhere includes a new adaptation of Oedipus (Toneelgroep Amsterdam) and his future work includes The Crucible (Theater Basel) and Oresteia (Schauspiel Stuttgart). He has won the UK Theatre Award, the Critics’ Circle Award and the Evening Standard Theatre Award for Best Director, and is the youngest ever winner of the Olivier Award for Best Director.