John Warnaby

[1] After university Warnaby worked for the Corporation of Lloyd’s as a regulator in the area of solvency and financial reporting.It was first performed at the Kings Head, Islington, London, later transferring to the Duke of York's Theatre in the West End.He also appeared in Richard Nelson's Two Shakespearean Actors, directed by Roger Michell, and The Shakespeare Revue, devised by Chris Luscombe.[2] In 1996 Warnaby appeared at the National Theatre, playing Napoleon Bonaparte and Boris Dubretskoy in Helen Edmundson's adaptation of Tolstoy's War and Peace, directed by Nancy Meckler.In Nicholas de Jongh's 2009 stage hit in London Plague Over England, Warnaby played both 1950s Home Secretary David Maxwell Fyfe and an acerbic theatre critic.
Tom StoppardArtist Descending a StaircaseTim LuscombeFrank MiddlemassDuke of York's TheatreSam MendesTroilus and CressidaRalph FiennesAmanda RootSimon Russell BealeRoger MichellNational TheatreHelen Edmundson'sTolstoy'sWar and PeacePeter NicholsA Day in the Death of Joe EggAlan HollinghurstThe Line of BeautyNicholas de JonghPlague Over EnglandHome SecretaryDavid Maxwell FyfePrivilegedPaper MaskThe CommissionerDark Blue WorldAli G IndahouseMidsomer MurdersWimbledonSeparate LiesThe King's SpeechThe RavenThe SweeneyCapitalLes Misérables