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After leaving school, Berkoff entered the Royal College of Art in London, where he studied acting and directing. During this time, he also began experimenting with drama, creating his own theatrical works.

His theatre career began in the 1960s when he became involved in various theatre productions in London. Over time, his talent and original approach to the arts attracted the attention of critics and viewers.

Some of the more famous theatrical works created and realized by Stephen Berkoff include:

- "The Method of Poetry" (1970): A unique theatrical method developed by Berkoff, combining elements of poetry, acting and physical expression.

- "Sounds" (1984): A dramatic performance that stands out for its unconventional direction and use of sound effects to create atmosphere.

- "Girl and Death" (1991): One of Berkoff's more famous theatrical works, which explores themes of love, death and human suffering.

In addition to working in the theater, Stephen Berkoff also starred in films, taking part in various films, where his acting talent and charisma also attracted the attention of the audience.

Stephen Berkoff continues to inspire and admire his work as an actor, director and playwright. His work will remain in art history as a prime example of deep theatrical and cinematic art.