Film
| SURGE |
Dir: Aneil Karia BBC Films/BFI/Rooks Nest |
| Little Dorritt |
Dir: Christine Edzard Sands Films |
| The Fool |
Dir: Christine Edzard Sands Films |
| King Ralph |
Dir: David Ward Sands Films |
| Johnny Loves Suzy |
Dir: Jim McBride JLS Productions |
| Jinnah |
Dir: Jamil Dehlavi Petra |
| The Emissary |
Dir: Robert Marcalli Mararellis & TNB Productions |
| Pope Joan |
Dir: Soenke Wortman Constantin Films |
Theatre
| The Model Apartment |
Dir: Donald Margulies |
| The March on Russia |
Dir: Alice Hamilton Orange Tree Theatre |
| Racin Demon |
Dir: Johnathan Church Theatre Royal Bath |
| The Treatment |
Dir: Lyndsey Turner Almeida Theatre |
| Human Animals |
Dir: Hamish Pirie Royal Court Theatre |
| Gods & Monsters |
Dir: Russell Labey Southwark Playhouse |
| Titus Andronicus |
Dir: Lucy Bailey Shakespeare's Globe |
| Roots |
Dir: James MacDonald Donmar Warehouse |
| The Low Road |
Dir: Dominic Cooke Royal Court Theatre |
| King Lear |
Dir: Michael Attenborough Almeida Theatre |
| Definitely The Bahamas |
Dir: Martin Crimp Orange Tree Theatre |
| Company |
Dir: Jonathan Munby Sheffield Crucible |
| Precious Little Talent |
Dir: James Dacre Trafalgar Studios |
| Racing Demon |
Dir: Daniel Evans Sheffield Crucible |
| Lingua Franca |
Dir: Michael Gieleta Finborough Theatre |
| The Power Of Yes |
Dir: Angus Jackson National Theatre |
| Serious Money |
Dir: Jonathan Munby Birmingham Rep |
| The Sound of Music |
Dir: Jeremy Sams RUG / Palladium |
| The Crucible |
Dir: Dominic Cooke RSC / Stratford & Gielgud |
| Henry IV Part 1 & 2 |
Dir: Nicholas Hytner National Theatre |
| His Dark Materials |
Dir: Nicholas Hytner National Theatre |
| Stuff Happens |
Dir: Nicholas Hytner National Theatre |
| Taming of the Shrew |
Dir: Gregory Doran RSC Stratford |
| Richard III |
Dir: Sean Holmes RSC Stratford |
| Titus Andronicus |
Dir: Bill Alexander RSC Stratford |
| A Passage To India |
Dir: Nancy Meckler Shared Experience |
| The Merchant Of Venice |
Dir: Loveday Ingram RSC Barbican |
| Three Sisters |
Dir: Loveday Ingram Chichester Festival Theatre |
| Mouth To Mouth |
Dir: Ian RIckson Noel Coward Theatre |
| Twelfth Night |
Dir: James Kerr Liverpool Playhouse |
| Beyond a Joke |
Dir: Christopher Morahan Yvonne Arnaud |
| Fire Face |
Dir: Dominic Cooke Royal Court Theatre |
| Moonshine |
Dir: Simon Stokes Plymouth Theatre Royal |
| Good |
Dir: Michael Grandage Donmar Warehouse |
| Martin Yesterday |
Dir: Marianne Elliot Royal Exchange Manchester |
| Anna Karenina |
Dir: Nancy Meckler Shared Experience |
| Apocalyptica |
Dir: Matthew Lloyd Hampstead Theatre |
| The Front Page |
Dir: Sam Mendes Donmar Warehouse |
| Huckleberry Finn |
Dir: Matthew Francis |
| Mrs Warren's Profession |
Dir: Neil Bartlett Lyric Hammersmith |
| Divine Right |
Dir: Bill Alexander Birmingham Rep |
| Two Lips Indifferent Red |
Dir: Vicky Featherstone Bush Theatre |
| Poor Superman |
Dir: Ian Brown Traverse Theatre / Hampstead Theatre |
| La Ronde |
Dir: Matthew Lloyd Citizens Theatre |
| Marvin's Room |
Dir: David Petraca Hampstead Theatre |
| Entertaining Mr Sloan |
Dir: Jeremy Sams Greenwich Theatre |
TV
| Doctor Who |
Dir: Emma Sullivan BBC |
| Casualty |
Dir: Various BBC |
| His Dark Materials |
Dir: Tom Hooper |
| Lore |
Dir: Alice Troughton Amazon Studios |
| Queers - I Miss The War |
Dir: Mark Gatiss BBC4 |
| SNATCH |
Dir: Lawrence Gough LIttle Island Pictures |
| Riviera |
Dir: Damon Thomas Archery Pictures for Sky Atlantic |
| EastEnders |
Dir: Toby Frow BBC |
| Ripper Street |
Dir: Kieron Hawkes Tiger Aspect for Amazon Prime / BBC1 |
| Game Of Thrones (4 Series) |
Dir: Various HBO / Sky |
| Mr Selfridge |
Dir: Jon Jones ITV |
| Endeavour |
Dir: Colm McCarthy Mammoth / ITV |
| Psychoville |
Dir: Matt Lipsey BBC |
| Silent Witness |
Dir: Farren Blackburn BBC |
| Torchwood |
Dir: Euros Lyn DW Productions |
| Robin Hood |
Dir: John Greening Tiger Aspect / BBC |
| Holby City |
Dir: David Innes Edwards BBC |
| Fallen Angel |
Dir: David Drury ITW / ITV |
| The Commander |
Dir: Tristram Powell Lynda La Plante Productions / ITV |
| My Dad's The Prime Minister |
Dir: Juliet May BBC |
| Casualty |
Dir: Robbie Del Maestro BBC |
| Hawkins |
Dir: Robin Shepard BBC |
| The Bill |
Dir: Mike Vardy Thames Television / ITV |
| McCallum |
Dir: Christopher King STV |
| Casualty |
Dir: Martin Hutchins BBC |
| Kavanagh QC |
Dir: Jack Gold Carlton / ITV |
| Torque TV | Dir: Michael Cumming |
| Absolutely Fabulous |
Dir: Bob Speirs BBC |
| Bugs |
Dir: Ken Grieve Carnival Films |
| Chandler & co. |
Dir: Robert Machand Skreba |
| The Day Today |
Dir: Armando Iannucci BBC |
| Skallagrigg |
Dir: Richard Spence BBC |
| Poirot |
Dir: John Bruce LWT |
| The Bill |
Dir: John Darnell Thames Television |
| Ruth Rendell - Inspector Wexford |
Dir: Jenny Wilkes TVS |
| The Bill |
Dir: Bill Pryde Thames Television |
| Van Der Valk |
Dir: Jim Goddard Sands Films |
| London's Burning |
Dir: Gerry Poulson LWT |
| I Thought You'd Gone | Central |
| Blackeyes |
Dir: Dennis Potter BBC |
| Rumpole Returns |
Dir: John Glenister Thames Television |
Radio
| Murder At Samarkund |
Dir: Clive Brill BBC |
| The Mask of Zorro | BBC |
| Mir |
Dir: Johnny Dryden BBC |
| The Wrong Box |
Dir: Foz Allen BBC |
| Sargasso |
Dir: Marc Beeby BBC |
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Reviews
OF GODS & MONSTERS
“The superb Ian Gelder portrays the predatory loneliness of Whale with acute sensitivity and longing.” - Mark Shenton (The Stage)
“Ian Gelder delivers one of the best performances in London. Gelder barely leaves the stage and you wouldn’t want him to - it’s surely one of the very best performances in London at the moment, absolutely compelling, and it powers the play.” - Stewart Pringle (Time Out)
RACING DEMON
“Let us now praise Ian Gelder. This thoughtful, sensitive and above all unshowy character actor is neither the star nor the dramatic linchpin of Jonathan Church’s revival of Racing Demon, but as the most intelligent and aware of an inner-London team of clergy he is the brightest of a particularly bright cast.” - Ian Shuttleworth (Financial Times)
THE MARCH ON RUSSIA
“Sue Wallace and Ian Gelder are outstanding.” - Susannah Clapp
(The Guardian)
“Ian Gelder (is) perfectly cast as the work-crippled octogenarian.” - Dominic Cavendish
*****
(The Telegraph)
