THEATER

Pillowman ~ 2008 ..... Tupolski
(Company B, Sydney, Australia)

“It’s an absurd world and a severe place to inhabit and yet,
because of that, an immense amount of humour comes out."

Antony and Cleopatra ~ 2008 ..... Mark Antony
(Theatre for a New Audience, NYC, New York.)

Riflemind ~ 2007 ..... Phil
(Sydney Theatre Company, Sydney, Australia)

"Who's on whose side? Do these people hate each other
or do they love each other with a great distorted passion?"

"This play is a very vital, fun, exploratory adventure true to the spirit of Lope de Vega. At the same time, like any good story, it's full of humour, intrigue, suspense, tragedy and heightened excitement and joy as well as sorrow and tragedy."

Julius Caesar ~ 1998 ..... Brutus
(NZ)

Amy's View ~ 1998 ..... Dominic
(NZ)

Closer ~ 1998 ..... Dan
(Circa Theatre/Auckland Theatre Company, Auckland, North Island, NZ)

Arcadia ~ 1997 ..... Septimus
(Auckland Theatre Company, Auckland, North Island, NZ)

Angels in America ..... Joe Pitt
(NZ)

Possibilities ~ 1993 ..... The Torturer
(Enzentium, Stronghold Theatre, NZ)

Glorious Ruin ~ 1991 ..... Brantley
(Circa Theatre, NZ)

Frontmen ..... Ken
(Maidment Theatre, NZ)

A Clockwork Orange ~ 1999 ..... Dim and Chorus
(CZ2 Productions, Australia)

Twelfth Night ~ 2000 ..... Orsino
(Australia)

"The play is about love and its many guises. Sometimes people love when they shouldn't, when desire gets the better of them. They have to live with what they may or may not have done, and with the morals of the times."Are audiences going to be shocked?"The play draws you in strongly, enables you to see things in a voyeuristic way, but the thriller aspect is quite exciting," Csokas says. "Is there nudity? It depends on your frame of mind whether you are shocked or not," says Csokas.

Andromache ..... Pyrrhus
(STC Workshop, Australia)

Ladies Night ..... Barry
(Tour, Australia)

The Cherry Orchard ..... Yasha
(National School - New Zealand Drama School, NZ)

The Merry Wives of Windsor ..... Falstaff
(National School - New Zealand Drama School, NZ)

Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf ..... Nick
(National School - New Zealand Drama School, NZ)

As You Like It ..... Orlando
(Christchurch Academy, NZ)

Casement ..... Adler
(Court Theatre, NZ)

“Yeah, I’ve sung on stage,” Csokas explains.
“I’m an actor who sings, rather than a singer. I love Brecht.”

The Three Sisters ..... Rode
(National School - New Zealand Drama School, NZ)

Dancing at Lughnasa ..... Gerry
(Court Theatre, NZ)

Kvetch ..... Frank
(Maidment Theater, NZ)

Icarus' Mother .....
(Canterbury University, NZ)

Today's Bay ..... Various roles
(Christchurch Repertory, NZ)

Te Whaunau A Tuanui Jones ..... Sam Brook
(Taki Rau/Depot, NZ)

Anglophiles .....
(Watershed Theatre, NZ)

Theatre Writing:
Frontmen


Awards, Honors and Nominations:
Sydney Theatre Awards ~ 2007 ~ nominated for Best Actor for "Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?" Chapman Tripp Theatre Award ~ 1998 ~ Production of the Year for Closer


Co-founded the Stronghold Theatre in Australia
(plays: Possibilities, Meeting Lace, Media Sluts)
"We called the company Stronghold because we wanted to claim something we believed in. There was a lot of strength and commitment from everyone involved."