British actor Peter Tate was trained at Webber Douglas in London and with Stella Adler in New York, where he began his career. Credits there included The Bacchae directed by Michael Cacoyannis, on Broadway and  Richard the Third with the American Shakespeare Company. He returned to London to play a leading role at The National Theatre opposite Alan Bates. An invitation by the Actors Studio New York, brought him back to the US to play the co-lead, as Prince Felix Yussopov, in Rasputin opposite Peter Stormare, who was then Ingmar Bergman’s leading actor. Then played the lead in Tabloid Caligula at the Brits Off-Broadway at 59E59th St theatre. Also played General Khludov at the Lyric, Hammersmith and Almeida as well as the Master in The Master and Margarita, also by Bulgakov at the Edinburgh Festival and the Lyric, Hammersmith. Was invited by Henryk Baranowski , twice winner of Russia’s top award and Poland’s as best director ,to play Macbeth with his company in Poland. Also appeared in many countries with his solo show, Odd Man Out, and won many top awards at international festivals such as in St Petersburg, Jerusalem and Wroclaw. The short film of Odd Man Out won many awards as best actor, best film and best score at international film festivals. Played Picasso in Picasso by Terry d’Alfonso which opened the Playground Theatre and recently was Picasso again in an adaptation for solo performance directed by Guy Masterson again at The Playground theatre before appearing at the Assembly Rooms at the Edinburgh Festival and has performances lined up in Milan, The Hamptons and Santa Monica