TV

Stephen is an experienced and versatile television performer, equally at home in period or contemporary drama, playing a range of parts from rude rustic to polished urban professional. He has appeared in a string of popular series and one off dramas in various roles as clergyman, policeman, lawyer, doctor, soldier, farmer, scientist, journalist, judge, teacher, manager & businessman.

(+ C4) A&E, A kind of Loving, Anchor Me, At Home with the Braithwaites, The Beiderbecke Affair, Blue Murder, Brookside, Bulman, Children’s Ward, City Lights, Coronation Street, Cracker, Crown Court, Donovan, Dramarama, Eleventh Hour, Emmerdale, Far From The Madding Crowd, Floodtide, Harry’s Game, Heartbeat, Holding the Baby, Hollyoaks, How We Used To Live, In Suspicious Circumstances, Island at War, Mansfield Park, Poirot, Rescue Emergency, September Song, Sherlock Holmes (The Sussex Vampire & Hound of The Baskervilles), Strangers, The Practice, The Puppet Man, The Trial of Lord Lucan, ‘Til We Meet Again, To Kidnap a Princess, Vincent, Waterloo Road and Who Bombed Birmingham?

Anatomy of a Crime: A Moment of Madness, Casualty, Casualty 1909 (London Hospital), Dangerfield, Fell Tiger, Hetty Wainthropp Investigates: Poison Pen, Jane Eyre, Murder of a Moderate Man and Westcountry Tales (The Beast).

(Commercials) The Incredible Shrinking Man (YTV Sales), Sergeant Major on assault course in Making Your Money Work Harder (Airplay/Barclays) Conveyancer for My House, customer induction video (Halifax).

“Some of my most fondly remembered roles also happen to be in programmes that were part of a golden age of ITV drama, from the British Army Lieutenant in the final episode of Harry’s Game to DC Ben in The Beiderbecke Affair and Perkins the Coachman in the Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes: The Hound of the Baskervilles through to a nasty police sergeant collaborating with the German occupiers of the Channel Islands in Island at War. Proud to have played the father of a homeless family in an improvised scenario for an ITV Telethon charity commercial, Homeless, shot at Pinewood, which went on to win a Bronze Bear Award at Cannes. I am proud too to have played leading support roles in high quality original work for younger audiences in other classic ITV programmes like Dramarama: The Alien Victorian Values: Edwin Chadwick and How We Used to Live: The Spanish Armada“.