- OSLO (Shimon Peres / Yair Hirshfeld), NT/Pinter, dir – Bartlett Sher
- THE DOCTOR’S DILEMMA (Schutzmacher), National Theatre, dir – Nadia Fall
- THE TAMING OF THE SHREW (Vincentio), RSC (RST Stratford & Tour) dir Lucy Bailey
- I.D. (Vorster), Almeida, dir – Nancy Meckler
- DANCING AT LUGHNASA (Gerry Evans), Abbey, Dublin (world prem) d Patrick Mason
- THE DEAD WAIT (Papa Louw) / wrote, Park Theatre 200, dir – Joe Harmston
- ROMEO AND JULIET (Capulet), Exchange, d Jacob Murray
- THE MERCHANT OF VERNICE (Shylock), Arcola, Julia Pascal
- THE DEAD WAIT (Papa / wrote), Royal Exchange, Jacob Murray
- STORM (Lead/The Gentleman) Jermyn St Theatre, dir – Jake Murray
- THE TRIAL OF JANE FONDA (Joe Celano), Park Theatre 200, dir Joe Harmston
- A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE (Kowalski), Mermaid, d Alan Strachan
- OLEANNA (John) Scarborough, dir Malcolm Hebden
- GOODBYE KISS (Donnie), Orange Tree, dir – Joe Harmston
- THE MERCHANT OF VENICE (Gratiano), Chichester, dir – Patrick Garland
- CARRINGTON (Mark Gertler), Chichester, dir – Annie Castledine
- ARMS AND THE MAN (Bluntschli), Royal Exchange, dir – Caspar Wrede
- WHILE THE SUN SHINES (Colbert), Royal Exchange, d- James Maxwell
- PEOPLE ARE LIVING THERE (Shorty), Royal Exchange, dir – Andy Jordan
- THE GRAPES OF WRATH (Tom Joad), Birmingham Rep, dir – Anthony Clark
- CRADLE ME (Graham), Finborough, dir Duncan MacMillan
- PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (Mr. Darcy) Richmond, d, Andrew McKinnon
- THE CHOICE (Ray), Theatre Clwyd, d – Annie Castledine
- SWEET LIKE SUGA / wrote (Daan) wrote, Old Red Lion/Centaur d Andy Jordan
- SWEET WILLIAM (Michael) Guildford, dir – Val May
- HELLO AND GOODBYE (Johnny), Crucible, dir – Sarah Pia Anderson
- HEROD THE GREAT (Avraam), Crucible, dir – Peter James,
- JULIUS CAESAR (Cato), Riverside Studios, dir – Peter Gill
- THE PHILADELPHIA STORY (Sandy Lord), Oxford Playhouse d Gordon Mcdougall
- ABDUCTION FROM THE SERAGLIO (Selim), Glyndbourne Opera, d Aidan Lang
- THEATRE TOYAL (Perry), Birmingham Rep, dir – Clive PerryThe Spec
Reviews
Paul Herzberg’s Shimon Peres is an amusing study in majestic vanity.
(Lloyd Evans / Spectator)
Shimon Peres, Israeli foreign minister (later PM), nicely played by Paul Herzberg as a silky pragmatist.
(Mark Lawson / New Statesman)
Paul Herzberg achieves A notable double: as a frazzled professor and the Israeli foreign minister, Shimon Peres.
(Michael Arditti / Express)
Paul Herzberg who delivers a cracking take on Shimon Peres.
(Jonathan Baz)
A flawless cast including Paul Herzberg as the Israeli professor who waded in to get the peace talks under way.
(British Theatre Guide / Mark Ludman)
There’s a point too where Rosencrantz and Guildenstern do emerge: two Israeli ‘semi-well-dressed’ professor Paul Herzberg (later a startlingly lifelike Shimon Peres).
(Fringe review 2017)
There is a degree of comedy (not least in Paul Herzberg’s economics professor in a scruffy raincoat, the nearest Israel would come at first to deliberately unofficial envoys).
(Libby Purves Theatre Cat)
