Other notable roles are: at Shakespeare's Globe: "Julius Caesar" (title role), Antony in "Antony and Cleopatra", three Tom Stoppard plays in the West End "The Invention of Love" (Oscar Wilde), "Arcadia" (Bernard), "The Real Thing" (Henry), at Royal National Theatre: "The Secret Rapture" (Tom French), "Hedda Gabler" (Tesman), "The Crucible" (Hale), "Lady in the Dark" (Kendal), at Royal Shakespeare Company: "Romeo and Juliet" (Tybalt), "King Lear" (Edmund), "The Winter’s Tale" (Leontes), "Troilus and Cressida" (Achilles), "Les liaisons dangereuses" (Valmont). Shelley has also often worked at the Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond, as an actor and director, on such plays as "Uncle Vanya" and "King Lear". For nine months he played Arthur Kipps in the thriller "The Woman in Black" at the Fortune Theatre (2006–07).