Editing Samuel West (section)

==== Acting ====
* ''[[The Browning Version (play)|The Browning Version]]'': Taplow (1985) – directed by [[Clive Perry]] ([[Birmingham Repertory Theatre]])
* ''[[Les Parents terribles]]'': Michael (February 1989) – directed by [[Derek Goldby]] ([[Orange Tree Theatre]])
* ''[[The Bread-Winner (play)|The Bread-Winner]]'' (1989) – directed by [[Kevin Billington]], ([[Theatre Royal, Windsor]] and touring)
* ''[[A Life in the Theatre]]'' (October 1989 – February 1990) – directed by [[Bill Bryden]], ([[Theatre Royal Haymarket]], transferred to [[Novello Theatre|Strand Theatre]])
* ''[[Simon Gray|Hidden Laughter]]'': Nigel (June 1990) – directed by [[Simon Gray]] ([[Vaudeville Theatre]])
* ''[[The Sea (play)|The Sea]]'': Willy Carson (1991) – directed by [[Sam Mendes]] ([[Royal National Theatre]])
* ''[[Cain (play)|Cain]]'' (1992) – directed by [[Edward Hall (director)|Edward Hall]] ([[Minerva Theatre, Chichester|Minerva Theatre]])
* ''[[Mr. Cinders]]'' A Musical Comedy: Jim Lancaster (December 1992 – February 1993) – directed by [[Martin Connor (director)|Martin Connor]] ([[King's Head Theatre]])
* ''[[Arcadia (play)|Arcadia]]'': Valentine (April–November 1993) – directed by [[Trevor Nunn]] ([[Royal National Theatre]])
* ''[[The Importance of Being Earnest]]'': Algernon – directed by [[James Maxwell (actor)|James Maxwell]] ([[Royal Exchange Theatre]])
* ''[[Henry IV, Part 1|Henry IV Part 1]]'' and [[Henry IV, Part 2|Part 2]]: Hal (1996–1997) – directed by [[Stephen Unwin (director)|Stephen Unwin]] ([[English Touring Theatre]])
* ''[[Journey's End]]'': Captain Stanhope (January–February 1998) – directed by David Evans-Rees ([[King's Head Theatre]])
* ''[[Antony and Cleopatra]]'': Octavius Caesar (1998) – directed by [[Sean Mathias]] ([[Royal National Theatre]])
* ''[[Richard II (play)|Richard II]]'': Richard II (2000) – directed by [[Steven Pimlott]], ([[Royal Shakespeare Company|RSC]])
* ''[[Hamlet]]'': Hamlet (2001) – directed by [[Steven Pimlott]], ([[Royal Shakespeare Company|RSC]])
* ''[[The Master and Margarita]]'': The Master (2004) – directed by [[Steven Pimlott]] ([[Chichester Festival Theatre]])
* ''[[Doctor Faustus (play)|Doctor Faustus]]'': Faustus (2004) – directed by [[Steven Pimlott]], [[Martin Duncan]] and [[Edward Kemp (playwright)|Edward Kemp]], ([[Minerva Theatre, Chichester|Minerva Theatre]])
* ''[[Much Ado About Nothing]]'': Benedick (2005) – directed by [[Josie Rourke]] ([[Crucible Theatre]])
* ''[[The Exonerated (play)|The Exonerated]]'': Kerry Max Cook (2006) – directed by [[Bob Balaban]] ([[Riverside Studios]])
* ''[[A Number]]'': B1/B2/Michael Black (2006) – directed by Jonathan Munby, ([[Studio Theatre (Sheffield)]] and [[Minerva Theatre, Chichester|Minerva Theatre]])
* ''[[Betrayal (play)|Betrayal]]'': Robert (2007) – directed by [[Roger Michell]] ([[Donmar Warehouse]])
* ''[[Drunk Enough to Say I Love You?]]'': Guy (2008) – directed by James McDonald, ([[The Public Theater|Public Theater, New York]])
* ''[[The Family Reunion]]'': Harry (2008) – directed by [[Jeremy Herrin]] ([[Donmar Warehouse]])
* ''[[ENRON (play)|ENRON]]'': Jeffrey Skilling (2009) – directed by [[Rupert Goold]], ([[Minerva Theatre, Chichester|Minerva Theatre]], [[Royal Court Theatre]], [[Noël Coward Theatre]])
* ''[[A Number]]'' (revival): B1/B2/Michael Black (2010) – directed by Jonathan Munby, ([[Menier Chocolate Factory]])
* ''Kreutzer vs. Kreutzer'': Man (2010) – directed by Sarah Giles, ([[Australian Chamber Orchestra]] – on tour and at the [[Sydney Opera House]])
* ''[[A Number]]'' (revival): B1/B2/Michael Black (2011) – directed by Jonathan Munby, ([[Fugard Theatre]], [[Cape Town]])
* ''[[Uncle Vanya]]'': Astrov (2012) – directed by [[Lindsay Posner]] ([[Vaudeville Theatre]])
* ''Young Chekhov'': Ivanov in [[Ivanov (play)|Ivanov]] and Trigorin in [[The Seagull]] (2015) – directed by [[Jonathan Kent (director)|Jonathan Kent]] ([[Chichester Festival Theatre]])
* ''[[Julius Caesar (play)|Julius Caesar]]'': Brutus (2017) – directed by Robert Hastie, ([[Crucible Theatre]])
* ''[[Ella Hickson|The Writer]]'', directed by Blanche McIntyre, at the [[Almeida Theatre]], London (April 2018)<ref>{{cite web|last1=Taylor|first1=Paul|title=The Writer, review: Unflaggingly provocative|url=https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/theatre-dance/reviews/the-writer-almeida-review-romola-garai-ella-hickson-metoo-gender-power-a8321321.html|website=[[The Independent]]|access-date=20 May 2018|date=25 April 2018}}</ref>
* ''It’s Headed Straight Towards Us:'' Hugh Delavois (2023), directed by Rachel Kavanaugh ([[Park Theatre, London|Park Theatre]])
* ''[[Twelfth Night]]'': Malvolio (December 2024 – January 2025), directed by [[Prasanna Puwanarajah]], ([[Royal Shakespeare Company|RSC]])