Aidan McArdle
Macbeth
Richard McCabe
Colin McCormack
Alec McCowen
Ian McDiarmid
Martin McDonagh
Malcolm McDowell
John McEnery
Peter McEnery
Tom McGrath
Frank McGuinness
Jo McInnes
Ian McKellen
Peter McKintosh
Hilton McRae
Anna Madeley
Madness in Valencia
Dominic Mafham
The Maid's Tragedy
Major Barbara
The Malcontent
Michael Maloney
Malvern Festival
Man and Superman
Man is Man
Tom Mannion
The Man of Mode
The Man Who Came to Dinner
Lesley Manville
Marat/Sade
Tony Marchant
Claire Marchionne
Pierre Carlet de Chamblain de Marivaux
Christopher Marlowe
The Marquis of Keith
The Marrying of Ann Leete
John Marston
Trevor Martin
Ashley Martin-Davis
Mary, After the Queen
Mary and Lizzie
Brewster Mason
Daniel Massey
Philip Massinger
The Master Builder
Maydays
Measure for Measure
Nancy Meckler
Joe Melia
Leonie Mellinger
Melons
Sam Mendes
Men's Beano
Mephisto
David Mercer
The Merchant of Venice
The Mermaid
The Merry Wives of Windsor
The Meteor
Roger Michell
Thomas Middleton
Midnight's Children
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Midwinter
Arthur Miller
Jonathan Miller
Poppy Miller
Joseph Millson
Helen Mirren
Misalliance
A Miserable and Lonely Death
Les Misérables
Misha's Party
Miss Julie
The Mistake
Katie Mitchell
Tim Mitchell
Ariane Mnouchkine
Moby Dick
Molière
Molière (The Cabal of Saintly Hypocrites)
Money
A Month in the Country
Richard Moore
Hattie Morahan
Christopher Morley
Cherry Morris
Clive Morris
David Morrissey
Moscow Gold
Mother Courage
The Mouth Organ
Slawomir Mrozek
Much Ado About Nothing
Peter Mumford
Murder in the Cathedral
Gerard Murphy
The Mysteries
Trevor Martin first worked at the RSC in 1962, playing Hippolito in Women Beware Women (Anthony Page) at the Arts Theatre, and Captain in Curtmantle (Stuart Burge), Menelaus in Troilus and Cressida (Peter Hall), and Richelieu in The Devils (Peter Wood) at the Aldwych. From 1963 to 66 he was a member of the National Theatre company at the Old Vic (Rodas in The Royal Hunt of the Sun). From 1969 to 1980 he appeared regularly with Prospect, on tour and at the Old Vic (Lancaster in the Ian McKellen Edward II, Kent in the Timothy West King Lear).
In 1984 he joined the RSC's small-scale touring troupe to play Corey in The Crucible (Barry Kyle) and Old Shepherd in The Winter's Tale (Adrian Noble). He has since become a mainstay of the Company: Host of the Garter in The Merry Wives of Windsor (Bill Alexander, RST, 1985, Barbican, 1986); Harry Caine in The Dillen (Kyle, TOP, 1985); Jack Timms in Mary, After the Queen (Kyle, The Warehouse, Stratford, 1985); Duke of Venice in Othello (Terry Hands, RST, 1985, Barbican, 1986); Dr Neuwirth in Vaclav Havel's Temptation (Roger Michell, TOP, 1987, Pit, 1988); Samuel in Heidi Thomas's Indigo (Sarah Pia Anderson, TOP, 1987); Gremio in The Taming of the Shrew (Jonathan Miller, RST, 1987, Barbican, 1988); Trundle in Ben Jonson's The New Inn (John Caird, Swan, 1987); Caius Lucius, succeeding Geoffrey Freshwater, in Cymbeline (Alexander, Pit, 1988); Tiresias in Oedipus (Donald Sumpter, Almeida, 1988); Antonio in Much Ado About Nothing (Alexander, RST, 1990, Barbican, 1991); Mr Scott in Richard Nelson's Two Shakespearean Actors (Michell, Swan, 1990, Pit, 1991); Shamrayev in The Seagull (Hands, Swan, 1990, Barbican, 1991); Baptista in The Taming of the Shrew (Alexander, RST, 1992, Barbican, 1993); Eumaeus in Derek Walcott's The Odyssey (Gregory Doran, TOP, 1992, Pit, 1993); Soldan of Egypt in Tamburlaine the Great (Hands, Swan, 1992, Barbican, 1993); Bennett in Tom Stoppard's Travesties (Noble, Barbican, 1993, Savoy, 1994); Doctor/Duncan, succeeding Joseph O'Conor, in the Antony Sher Macbeth (Doran, Swan, 1999-00, Tour and Young Vic, 2000); Duke of Austria/Peter of Pomfret in King John (Doran, Swan, 2001, Pit, 2001-02); Jago in Peter Barnes's Jubilee (Doran, Swan, 2001); Soothsayer in Antony and Cleopatra (Michael Attenborough, RST, 2002, Theatre Royal Haymarket, 2002); and Antonio in Much Ado About Nothing (Doran, RST, 2002, Theatre Royal Haymarket, 2002).
Other theatre: James in Long Day's Journey into Night (Arts, 1984); Martin in The Royal Hunt of the Sun (Tim Pigott-Smith, Compass, Tour, 1989); Mr Zaretsky, the Jewish actor, in Herb Gardner's Conversations with My Father (Alan Ayckbourn, Scarborough, 1994, Old Vic, 1995); and Paul in Simon Bent's Goldhawk Road (Paul Miller, Bush, 1996).
RSC: Joined 1962
Seasons: 1962 (Lond.); 1984 (Small-scale Tour); 1985 (Strat.)-86 (Lond.); 1987 (Strat.)-88 (Lond.); 1990 (Strat.)-91 (Lond.); 1992 (Strat.) -93/94 (Lond.); 1999/00 (Strat.)-00 (Lond.); 2001 (Strat.)-01/02 (Lond.); 2002 (Strat., RST company)-02 (Lond.)
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