Other works

Played Dakin "The History Boys" by Alan Bennett - UK tour (2006-7).

Played "the wolf" in "Sex, Chips and Rock n Roll" by Debbie Horsfield - Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester (2005).

Made his professional debut in "Loving Ophelia", a new play by Katherine Knowles - Pleasance Theatre, London (2004).

2005, Short Film, Alfie, Hustle, NFS, Nic Shearer

2005, Radio, Nicholas Leffe-Dover, The Leffe-Dovers (pilot), Dominic Frisbee

2005, Stage, Corelli, Talking to Mr. Warner, Rob Swain

2005, Stage, Jimmy Jesus, Blag, Simon Slater

2004, Stage, Beckett - extracts from 'Murder in the Cathedral', Judi Dench and Friends, Kingston Rose Theatre, Joe Harmston

2001, Stage, Alexander, The Dreaming, National Youth Music Theatre, Russell Labey

2001, Television, Presenter, Disney Channel, Disney

2000, Television, Presenter, S Club TV, 19, ITV

1999, Stage, Anthony Ashley-Cooper, The Ragged Child, National Youth Music Theatre, Frank Whately

1998, Radio, Steerforth/Uriah Heap, David Copperfield, BBC Radio

1998, Stage, Various Roles, Andrew Lloyd Webber's 50th Birthday, National Youth Music Theatre, Steven Pimlott.

1997, Stage, Drummer, Bugsy Malone, National Youth Music Theatre, Russell Labey / Jeremy James-Taylor

1996, Stage, Ralph, The Ballad of Saloman Pavey, National Youth Music Theatre, Jeremy James-Taylor

2003 Exposure: Co-directed with Frank Whately a biographical play based on Eadweard Muybridge's life (the great grandfather of the cam corder) Ben Barnes played Harry Larkins, a handsome adventurer who had an affair with Muybridge's wife, Flora. KUDOS (Kingston university drama on stage) team performed the play at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2003. Lawrence Speck as Muybridge, Abigail Deeley as Flora, Roger Kennedy as the defense lawyer.

(2022 - 2023) T-Mobile commercials.