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VAT No. 993 055 789 JACK SHEPHERD Television Includes: The Politician's Husband Joe Hoynes Daybreak Simon Cellan-jones Ralph Palmer In Waking The Dead Dir: Andy Hay Bbc Jimthorne In Scaredy Cat Dir: Stephen Hopkins Sleepyhead Films Ltd. Jim In Sleepyheads Dir: Stephen Hopkins Sleepyhead Film Ltd Kuhn In God On Trial Dir: Andy Di Emone Hattrick Prod Hugh Berry In The Fixer Dir: Kudos Jim Bedford In The Chase Dir: Jennifer Perrott Rollem Prod Gordon In It Happens Dir: Euros Lyn Granada Robert Dinwiddie In Slave Trader Dir: Michael Samuals Diverse Prod Joseph Haydn In Genius Of Beethoven Dir: Francesca Kemp Bbc Grandpa In The Only Boy For Me Dir: Dewi Humphreys High Stakes James Caldershall In Murder Rooms Dir: Diamuid Lawrence Bbc Thomas De Quincy In Peter Ackroyd's London Dir: Roger Parsons Bbc Howard In The Other Boleyn Girl Dir: Philippa Lowthorpe Bbc Richard Dyer In Silent Witness Dir: Paul Robelowski Bbc Paddy In Man And Boy Dir: Simon Curtis Bbc Nicholas In High Stakes Dir: Denis Humphries Greenpoint Uncle Reuben In Lorna Doone Dir: Mike Barker Bbc Wycliffe (series' Lead) In Wycliffe Special '97 Dir: Various Htv Butler In Over Here Dir: Tony Dow Bbc Wycliffe (series' Lead) In Wycliffe (series '94-'98) Dir: Various Htv Mr Bown In A Separate Piece Dir: Bbc Schools Jame In Lovejoy - Taking The Pledge Dir: Baz Taylor Bbc / Witzend Nick Shepherd In Calling The Shots Dir: Ross Devenish Bbc Blake In Trust Me Dir: Tony Dow Bbc Commander Neame In Between The Lines Dir: Charles Mcdougall Bbc Bertold Brecht In Tales From Hollywood Dir Howard Davies Bbc Stalker In Shoot To Kill Dir: Peter Kosminsky Granada Paul In Mysterioso Dir: John Glenister Bbc Joe Marriott In Balltrap On The Cote Sauvage Dir: Jack Gold Bbc Allsop In Nobody Here But Us Chickens Dir: Peter barnes Greenpoint Films D P P In Crimestrike Dir: Peter Biddle Steelbank Film Gauguin In Omnibus-vincent Van Gogh Dir: Anna Benson Gyles Bbc Goya In Cracking Up Dir: R.strangeforth Channel 4 Peplow In A Day In Summer Dir: Bob Mahoney Ytv Johann Frink In The Act Dir: Roy Battersby Bbc Frank Cartwright In Blind Justice Dir: Rob Walker Bbc Dickie Finn In Body Contact Dir: Bernard Rose Bbc Reverant Williams In Pastoral Care Dir: Roger Bamford Regent Prods Sloman In The Party Dir: S.graham-jones Bbc Vladimir In Bulman- Thin Ice Dir: Bruce Macdonald Granada Corker In Scoop Dir: Gavin Millar Lwt Jack Shepherd 1 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Millar Court, 43 Station Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 1JD Registered in England N0. 7268133 Members of the PMA Marcus Maybury In Hospice Dir: D.othenin-girard Htv Harry In Hard Travelling Dir: Colin Gregg Bbc The Chinaman In The Holy City Dir: Bill Bryden Bbc Van Santen In A Room For The Winter Dir: Jim Goddard Bbc Baxter Dawes In Sons And Lovers Dir: Stuart Burge Bbc The Lead In The Killing Dir: Don Lever Atv Yuri In Nina Dir: Alan Clarke Bbc Thomas A Beckett In The Devils Crown Dir: Alan Cooke Bbc Mr.bi In Mr And Mrs Bureaucrat Dir: Mike Newall Bbc Renfield In Dracula Dir: Philip Saville Bbc The Director In Ready When You Are Mr Macgill Dir: Mike newall Granada Bill Brand In Bill Brand Dir: M.lindsey Hogg Thames Rudi In Girls Of Slender Means Dir: M.lindsey Hogg Bbc The Trainee In Through The Night Dir: M.lindsey Hogg Bbc Gramsci In Occupations Dir: M.lindsey Hogg Granada The Son In All Good Men Dir: M.lindsey Hogg Granada Pidgeon In Pidgeon? Hawk Or Dove Dir: David Rose Bbc Lomax In The Tunnel Dir: Herbert Wise Bbc Films For Television Include: Greyhawk Howard Bold Turtle Productions Guy Pitt Tobias In Woman At War Dir: Edward Bennett Canal+ / Palace Pics Brodi In Simon Wiesentha: Dir: Brian Gibson Citadel Ent A Murderer's Among Us Itzhak lightmann In escape from sobibor Dir: jack gold Sobibor Prods Films Include: Melchior In Nativity Dir: Coky Giedroyc Chamberlain In Churchill At War Dir: Thaddeus O'sullivan Kbo Prod. Master In The Golden Compass Dir: Chris Weitz New Line Cinema Surgeon In Cock & Bull Story Dir: Michael Winterbottom Shandy Films Claudius In Boudica Dir: Bill Anderson Box Films Pichon In Charlotte Grey Dir: Gillian Armstrong Ecosse Films D. I. Branch In Toss Pot Dir: Tony Grounds Bill In Wonderland Dir: Michael Winterbottom Revolution Films Edward Groves In Scarlet Tunic Dir: Stuart St Paul Scarlet Films Dysart In No Escape Dir: Martin Campbell Pacific Prods Philip In blue black permanent Dir: Margaret tait Viz prods/ch4 Stevens In Blue Ice Dir: Russel Mulcahy Working Title Kenneth In Twenty-one Dir: Don Boyd Anglo Int Referee In The Big Man Dir: David Leland Palace Ltd Mr slaughter In object of Beauty Dir: M.ichael Lindsey hogg Bbc Dr Price In Angry Earth Dir: Carl Francis Channel 4 Films Teo In Luces Y Sombras Dir: Jaime Camino Tribidabo Films Eskerson In The Last Valley Dir: J.clavell Clavell Prods Underwater Vicar In The Bedsitting Room Dir: Dick lester Oscar Lewnstein Sergeant Wellbeloved In The Virgin Soldiers Dir: John dexter Ned Sherrin Dwyer In All Neat And Black Dir: Christopher Morahan Leon Clore Theatre Includes: Dr Herdal In Master Builder Dir: Travis Preston Almeida Theatre Co Stepfather In Six Characters In Search Of Dir: Anna Ledwich Headlong / Tour Jack Shepherd 2 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Millar Court, 43 Station Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 1JD Registered in England N0. 7268133 Members of the PMA Monk In Small Craft Warning Dir: Bill Brydon Arcola Theatre John Milton In Through A Cloud Dir: Birmingham Rep Rev. Lionel Espy In Racing Demon Dir: Jonathan Church Birmingham Rep Po Raymond Beckett In Murmuring Judges Dir: Rachel Kavanagh Birmingham Rep Macbeth In Macbeth Dir: Mehmiet Ergen / Jack Shepherd Arcola Theatre Teacher In Andorra Dir: Gregory Doran Rnt / Young Vic Antonio In Merchant Of Venice Dir: Richard Olivier Globe Theatre Mr Rochester In Jane Eyre Dir: Robert Delamere Crucible Sheffield Ralph In It's Ralph Dir: Clifford Williams Comedy Theatre Bp Grenfell/apollo In The Trackers Of Oxyrhynchus Dir: Tony harrison National ,greece Gumiliev In The Futurists Dir: Richard Eyre Rnt Edie Fuseli In Golden Boy Dir: Bill Bryden Rnt Brokers Man In Cinderella Dir: Bill Bryden Rnt Ricky Roma In Glengary Glen Ross Dir: Bill Bryden Rnt Puck In A Midsummer Nights Dream Dir: Bill Bryden Rnt Ginnes In Don Quixote Dir: Bill Bryden Rnt Jem dalton In Ticket of The leaveman Dir: Bill bryden Rnt Hickey In The Iceman Cometh Dir: Bill Bryden Rnt In Lark Rise Dir: Bill Bryden Rnt Smitty In O'neill's Sea Plays Dir: Bill Bryden Rnt Clarkson In The World Turned Upside Down Dir: Bill bryden Rnt Correspondent In Despatches Dir: Bill Bryden Rnt Judas/satan In The Mysteries Dir: Bill Bryden Rnt Teach In American Buffalo Dir: Bill Bryden Rnt Sloman In The Party Dir: David Hare National Mobile Alceste In The Misanthrope Dir: Bill Bryden Lyceum Edinburgh Gil.martin In Justified Sinner Dir: Richard Eyre Lyceum Ediburgh Okano In The Three Arrows Dir: Noel William Cambridge Arts Vaques In Tis Pity She's A Whore Dir: David Giles Cambridge Arts Carver In Winter Dancers Dir: Ian Kellgren Theatre Upstairs Lomay In Corunna Dir: Bill Bryden Theatre Upstairs Arthur In Teeth'n Smiles Dir: David Hare Royal Court Shogo In Narrow Roadto The Deep North Dir: Bill Gaskill Royal Court Arthur In Early Mornings Dir: Bill Gaskill Royal Court Malvolio In Twelfth Night Dir: Jane Howell Royal Court Arnold In Arnold Middleton Dir: Bob Kidd Royal Court Frank In Roots Dir: Jane Howell Royal Court Soliony In Three Sisters Dir: Bill Gaskill Royal Court Porter/ Sergeant In Macbeth Dir: Bill Gaskill Royal Court Stoney In Their very Own And Golden City Dir: bill gaskill Royal Court Mere Ubu In Ubi Roy Dir: Ian Cuthbertson Royal Court Mik In Saved Dir: Bill Gaskill Royal Court Work As A Director Includes: Television: Wycliffe (2 Episodes) Series 5 Htv Theatre: Only When I Laugh Dir: Jack Shepherd Love & Madness Through A Cloud By Jack Shepherd Theatre Royal, Plymouth Half Moon By Jack Shepherd Southwark Playhouse 1998 Jack Shepherd 3 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Millar Court, 43 Station Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 1JD Registered in England N0. 7268133 Members of the PMA The Honest Whore Shakespeare Globe Theatre 1998 King Lear Southwark Playhouse 1996 Two Gentlemen Of Verona Shakespeare Globe Theatre 1998 Chasing The Moment By Jack Shepherd National Theatre Studio 1994 / Southwark Playhouse / Edinburgh Festival 1995 Measure For Measure National Theatre Studio 1991 Revelations Devised / Directed Orange Tree/bridge Lane Theatre 1983 Real Time Devised / Directed Joint Stock 1982 Split Devised / Directed Arts Theatre 1980 Sleep Of Reason Devised / Directed Traverse Theatre - Edinburgh Festival 1973 Under The Hill By Jack Shepherd Cockpit Theatre 1971 Disaster Strikes Home Traverse Theatre 1970 Drive In Traverse Theatre 1970 The Incredible Journey Of Sir Francis Young Husband Royal Court Theatre Upstairs 1968 Jack Shepherd 4 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Millar Court, 43 Station Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 1JD Registered in England N0. 7268133 Members of the PMA.
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