credits

television

Always a Bridesmaid — Mark/guest star

Smallville, CW — Randall Brady/recurring

Fear Itself (“The Family Man”) NBC — John Amir/supporting

Little Mosque on the Prairie, CBC — J.J./recurring

Painkiller Jane, SciFi Channel — Dr. Seth Carpenter/series regular

Falcon Beach, ABC Family — Nathan Rai/recurring

Godiva’s, CityTV — Ramir Kapoor/series lead

Truth (MOW), Insight Films — Todd Wynter/supporting

Romeo!, Nickelodeon — Neil/principal

Rosemary & Thyme, ITV1 — Izzy/supporting

Sue Thomas F.B.Eye, PAX — Kahlil/supporting

film

Stained, dir: Karen Lam — Dave/supporting

Fathers & Sons, dir: Carl Bessai — Kam/lead

Love and Other Dilemmas, dir: Larry Di Stefano — Henry Diamond/lead

Kardia, dir: Su Rynard — Sanjay/supporting

The Wedding Date, dir: Clare Kilner — Harry/principal

Bollywood Beckons (short), dir: Sophie Ann Rooney — Various/lead

Communication Breakdown (short), dir: Stefano Colacetti — Max/lead

Barking (short), dir: Isabella Salvetti — Paulo/lead

theatre

Closer, by Patrick Marber, Havana — Dan

Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train, by Stephen Adly Guirgis, Performance Works — Angel

A Little Grain of Sand, by Christophe Allwright, The White Bear Theatre, London — Man

Home Free, by Lanford Wilson, Edinburgh Festival — Lawrence

Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding, Toronto’s Second City — Tony

Les Liaisons Dangereuses, by Christopher Hampton, Alumnae Theatre — Danceny

Napoli Milionaria, by Eduardo De Filippo, dir: Reuven Adiv / Drama Centre London — Errico

Paradise Lost, by Clifford Odets, dir: Reuven Adiv / Drama Centre London — Ben Gordon

The Seagull, by Anton Chekhov, dir: Joseph Blatchley / Drama Centre London — Trigorin

The Dutch Courtesan, by John Marston, dir: Annie Tyson / Drama Centre London — Caqueteur