Theatre credits include: The Bay At Nice (Menier Chocolate Factory); Much Ado About Nothing (Rose Theatre) Hamlet (Almeida and Harold Pinter Theatre); Dr Angelus (Finborough); Nell Gwynn (Shakespeare’s Globe and Apollo Theatre); Remembrance of Things Past, The World Turned Upside Down, The Trojan War Will Not Take Place, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Rivals (National Theatre); The Roaring Girl, The White Devil, The Witch of Edmonton, The Taming of the Shrew, Breakfast with Mugabe, The American Pilot, Keepers of the Flame (RSC) Henry IV Parts I and II (RSC and UK tour); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Royal Shakespeare Company/ Garsington Opera); Edward III, Island Princess (RSC and Gielgud Theatre – as part of Gregory Doran’s 2003 Olivier award-winning outstanding season); The Speculator (Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh); Richard II, Richard III (Phoenix Theatre); As You Like It, A Mad World My Masters (Shakespeare’s Globe); Map of the Heart (Gielgud Theatre); The Big Fella (Out of Joint); Anderson’s English (Out of Joint and Hampstead Theatre); Gaslight, Phaedra (TMA Best Actor Nomination, Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh); Dirty Dancing (Aldwych Theatre London); Lady Windermere’s Fan, The Winslow Boy, Putting it Together (Chichester Festival Theatre), The Beaux Strategy, The White Devil, Infidelities (Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith), An Ideal Husband (The Old Vic), Macbeth (The Old Vic Tour), Etta Jenks, Sergeant Ola and his Followers (Royal Court Theatre); John Bull (Bristol Old Vic), As You Like It (Birmingham Rep); The Conspirators, Myth Propaganda and Disaster in Nazi Germany and Contemporary America, Little Eyol, Absolute Hell (Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond), Funny Girl (Crucible Theatre, Sheffield) and extensive work with the celebrated Joint Stock where he appeared in the original productions of Fanshen, Speakers, Epsom Downs, A Mad World My Masters, Devil’s Island, An Optimistic Thrust, and Yesterday’s News.
David Rintoul has not appeared on Broadway.
David Rintoul has appeared on London's West End in 5 shows.
David Rintoul's first West End show was Dirty Dancing which opened in 2006
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