Played Mr Fukutu and LuoJing in Secret Cinema's Casino Royale in London and Shanghai respectively
“Spy Westworld is Double-O HEAVEN” - INDEPENDENT *****
Played Emmanuel Montague in Secret Cinema's Romeo and Juliet
“Secret Cinema presents Romeo and Juliet review: Young hearts run free with perfect summer of love party” - METRO *****
Played Nico Asahi in Secret Cinema's Blade Runner - Final Cut
“Long live the king of immersive cinema” - INDEPENDENT
Performed in Secret Cinema X's Handmaiden
Performed in Nottingham Playhouse's Cinderella
" Kenneth Alan Taylor’s Cinderella, which raises the roof at Nottingham Playhouse with cheers so loud they can probably be heard in Derby." - The Guardian
Performed in a Just Eat commercial
Presented in a British Council advertisement
Directed and performed in Owning Everything, Having Nothing
Played lead in the film Love of a Lifetime
Played Zhang Wen in Nanyang for One Kind Theatre
"Special mention goes to Neo, who plays the morally upstanding Zhang with gravitas, but with baleful notes of internal conflict, as we learn that he is in fact married with a child to Nini (Malay singer Aisyah Aziz), his Balinese wife." – The Straits Times
"演员中如梁立德以及马来演员Aisyah Aziz的唱功和演技可圈可点，中英双语对唱也有新意。(Among the actors, Trev Neo and Malay actress Aisyah Aziz's singing and acting abilities were exceptionally commendable, their duet using both Chinese and English language was also very refreshing.)" – 联合早报
Played Teng Swee Lian, Ah Loh, Bandit and Thiam Bok in Titoudao for Toy Factory
"Trev Neo totally owned the stage and was very convincing as the righteous character Teng Swee Lian" – Today Newspaper
"Trev Neo is convincing in his depiction of the character Teng Swee Lian, the sister of the self-centred half-sister Lay Kiao (played by Rei Poh). He carries the refined and subtle movements of a lady without any awkward or forced enactment of a feminine figure." – Centre42.sg
"..the ultimate feat of mimicry is pulled off by Trev Neo, who performs such a convincing, un-camp performance as the beautiful maiden Swee Lian that many audience members were stunned to realise he was male – even though most his costume changes took place right on stage." – The Flying Inkpot
"A special mention goes to Trev Neo for smoothly transitioning from playing Ah Chiam’s younger brother to a proud thief to the opera’s huadan (main female role) Teng Swee Lian convincingly. His use of voice and physicality made each character believable and every bit worth watching." – Poachedmag.com