Tony Boncza trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama.

Theatre credits include: Coriolanus, RSC; Great Britain – Royal National Theatre; The Mousetrap (60th Anniversary international Tour). BBC Director General – Yes, Prime Minister, (Trafalgar Studios West End & National Tour); Four Nights in Knaresborough (Southwark Playhouse); The Critic (Minerva, Chichester Festival Theatre); 1800 Acres (Riverside Studios); Shakespeare in the Garden (Japan); Victor in The Price (Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich); Tom in The Norman Conquests (Birmingham Rep); Charlie in Death of a Salesman (Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh); Musik (Plymouth Theatre Royal); Indian Ink, A Woman of No Importance, To Kill a Mockingbird, Jamaica Inn, Barbarians, Donkeys’ Years, Macbeth, A Winter’s Tale, Lady Windermere’s Fan, Just Between Ourselves, Racing Demon, The Cherry Orchard, The Merchant of Venice, The Rover, The Banished Cavaliers, The Norman Conquests and The Crucible (Salisbury Playhouse); The House of Correction (Guy Masterson Productions/The Pleasance).

Television includes: The Sarah Jane Adventures, Doctors, Londoners (Polish TV), Hotel Babylon, EastEnders, The Inspector Lynley Mysteries, The Vet, Ties of Blood, Squadron, Coronation Street, Jackanory Playhouse, Strangers, Morecambe and Wise’s Night Train to Murder, Eric Sykes’s If You Go Into the Woods Today, For Maddie With Love, Dick Turpin.

Films include: Chariots of Fire, Empire of the Sun.

Directing credits include: Animal Farm, A Soldier’s Song and Under Milk Wood (National and International tours for Guy Masterson/TTI and British Council); Bella Bella Donatella (Salisbury Umbrella/ Salisbury Playhouse); and has also directed a number of corporate and short films.

He also co-wrote Barton Stacey and the Theft of the Elgin Marbles for BBC radio with the late Roger Leach.