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. He has also appeared in classical theatre, in various '' Doctor Who'' audio productions, an episode of the 2005

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drama '' The Courtroom'', Headlong Theatre's production of ''

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and in the musical play

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. He has written short stories: three for ''Doctor Who'' and one for ''

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at The English Theatre Frankfurt in

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for the RSC. In 2019 he appears as

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. In 2022 he appeared in '' Patriots'' at the

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