Ciaran as Mr. Rochester, "Jane Eyre" 1994.

Year	Title	Role	Co-Stars
1994	Poison Hearts	Chris	Dan Gordon, Marie Jones, Lalor Roddy
1994	Jane Eyre	Mr. Rochester	Sophie Thompson, Angela Down, John Duttine
1995	No Way Out (Sartre's No Exit)	.	Imogen Stubbs, Zoe Wanamaker
1995	Ibsens' A Doll House	Torvald Helmer	Janet McTeer, Alan Howard, John Shrapnel, Penny Downie
1997	A House by the Sea	Anton Chekhov	Julian Rhind-Tutt, Kate Buffery, Helena Bonham-Carter, John Carlisle
1998	Les Liaisons Dangereuses	Valmont	Lindsay Duncan
1998	Counterparts	Narrator	Breffni McKenna and Liam Hurricane
1998	A Little Cloud	Narrator	Michael Moloney and TP McKenna
2000	The Prince	Niccolo	Christopher Godwin and Philip Voss
2002	The Charterhouse of Parma	.	Paul Chahidi
2003	The Red Room (includes Casting the Runes)	Narrator/Karswell and other parts	.
2004	The Other Man	The Other Man	Anton Lesser, Stella Gonet
200?	Hunting Pirate Heaven (BBC's "Book of the Week" series)	Narrator	.
?	James Joyce's Dubliners: Clay	Narrator	.
?	James Joyce's Dubliners: An Encounter	Narrator	.

Regarding "Casting the Runes":

Awesome Acting
When you're trying to scare people in sound, microphone technique is inevitably a sine qua non. Ciaran Hinds - already dead sexy in the flesh - (for those of you who have never forgotten Persuasion) is also possessed of a voice which modulates from the romantically charged to the downright demonic. In Casting of the Runes he plays both narrator and the evil Karswell who can't stand criticism. The closer he gets to the microphone the quicker you reach for the comfort blanket. As the series progresses his character gets darker and darker. As a listener you certainly won't want to spend any time with him alone. We even started avoiding him at lunch. I'm obviously not going to reveal the end of the series but suffice to say it involves two people, darkness and fear. And Ciaran manages to conjure your worst imaginings with worrying ease.