Rupert played the character Josh in this made-for-tv movie featuring Michael Sheen and Shirley Henderson.
Alas, Rupert was only in one scene. But he was the tall handsome guy that the main character fears his wife prefers.
Rupert played the character Adrian Pitts in the following episodes:
Just to prove that he can play all types, he is totally the anti-Leon in Doc Martin. A real slimebag! But Louisa makes sure he knows it, so that’s all right.
Rupert played a British soldier in this mini-series…
However, his character was dead within the first three minutes of the first episode!
Rupert played Luciana in an all-male production of The Comedy of Errors at the Shakespeare Festival Neuss in Germany. I assume it was this production in July 2004, as we’ve heard separately that he was in a production of this play for Wild Thyme Productions in 2004. According to his CV, the director was Stephen Jameson.
The all-male cast wouldn’t have helped with all the mistaken identities! Seriously, though, I see they also did an all-female Hamlet, which must have been extraordinary.
This is one of the plays listed on Rupert’s CV from when he was studying with LAMDA. It is a musical, with book and lyrics by John Dempsey and music by Dana P Rowe, that premiered at the Donmar Warehouse, London in 1997 (Wikipedia).
Rupert played the character Cal Chandler, with directors Anne Durham and Stephen Jameson.
I’m not entirely sure of the year, but I’m guessing the first half of 2004 (i.e. at the end of the 2003-04 academic year).
I found this entry on broadwayworld.com, and Rupert verified it was true when I asked him in London after a Dear Evan Hansen show.
Rupert was one of six vocalists in a production of Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris at the Landor Theatre (over the Landor pub) in Clapham, London.
The show ran from 25 March to 17 April 2004, as part of the London Fringe.
While broadwayworld.com lists the production as also touring to the Southport Arts Centre, and Unity Theatre in Liverpool, Rupert says they were different productions, and he was only involved in the London show.