He appeared in the piece “Collective Rage: A Drama in Five Betties” at the Southwark Playhouse in London in 2015, marking his theatrical debut. He played the title role in the critically praised drama “Yen” in 2017 at London’s Royal Court Theatre. Hench, the character he played in the play, was given tremendous appreciation for his performance.He made his feature film debut in the suspenseful “The Guilty” in 2018. He portrayed Simon, a man who gets caught up in a risky game of cat and mouse with a kidnapper. Also, he co-wrote and directed “The Red Bike,” a short film that had its world premiere at the London Raindance Film Festival.
He was cast as the title character of Homer Roberts in the Netflix series “The OA” in 2019. The show’s imaginative plot and distinctive visual design won praise from critics. It was created by Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij.He played Gawain in the British crime drama series “Cursed” in the year 2020. His second short film, “Meat Me in Plainville,” which had its world premiere at the London Short Film Festival, was also written and directed by him.
The British horror-comedy series “Siblings,” which he wrote, directed, and starred in, is his most recent endeavor. The drama, which debuted in 2022, tells the tale of a brother and sister who inherit a spooky old mansion and are forced to face their dark family secrets.He showed his versatility as an actor throughout his career, switching between shows and films with ease. He has a gift for capturing the richness and complexity of his characters. It is obvious that Stokoe is a rising star in the entertainment sector given his excellent body of work and increasing popularity.
