I and II, opposite Roger Allam, and new plays The Frontline by Che Walker and Bedlam by Nell Leyshon. He also appeared as the titular character in Milton's Comus in the Wanamaker Playhouse. Theatre work includes The Glass Menagerie for the Nuffield Theatre, Southampton, Deathwatch for The Print Room at The Coronet Theatre, Notting Hill, The Maids for HOME Theatre, Manchester, Forty Years On for Chichester Festival Theatre, Cell Mates for Hampstead Theatre, Faustus: That Damned Woman for Headlong Theatre, The Living Newspaper and The Changing Room for The Royal Court, The Miser for The Royal Exchange Manchester, St. John’s Night for Jermyn Street Theatre, Much Ado About Nothing for The Old Vic Theatre Company (directed by Sir Mark Rylance), and the National Theatre’s revival of The Normal Heart, for which he was nominated for an Olivier Award. On screen he has appeared in Hot Fuzz, Trial & Retribution, Luther, Holby City, Episodes, Mr Stink, Beat Girl, Partners In Crime , Walliams and Friend and Censor. In January 2014, after responding to a trailer for a new season of TV drama which failed to include a single BAME artist, Lee Wynter brought together a group of friends and colleagues, actresses Ruth Wilson and Stephanie Street, actor and director Daniel Evans, casting director Andy Pryor and actors Malcolm Sinclair and Kobna Holdbrook-Smith to send out the message that the UK arts must reflect everyone regardless of race, gender, class, sexual orientation or disability. What started as a handful of voices soon became the Act for Change project. The organisations first public event was a sold out debate chaired by Baroness Shami Chakrabarti, then of the human rights group, Liberty. Held at London's Young Vic Theatre, the pilot debate was attended by various leading industry figures, including the Head of ITV Drama. Unprecedented public support followed and Act For Change was formed as a way of "drawing attention to the lack of equality that exists within the UK live and recorded arts." In 2015 The Act For Change Project became a registered charity. Stage and film performances Hot Fuzz 2006 (Film) Trial & Retribution 2006 (TV Series) The Changing Room 2006 (Stage Play) Joe's Palace 2007 (Film) Capturing Mary 2007 (Film) The Fall of the House of Usher 2007 (Stage Play) King Lear 2008 (Stage Play) The Frontline 2008 (Stage Play) 4 4.68 2008 (Radio Play) A Doll's House 2008 (Stage Play)