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by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
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Directed by [[Louisa Evans]]<br />
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Performances: <br />
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*Clapham Common Bandstand - 7th and 14th June [[2008]], 4pm<br />
*South London Theatre [[Large_flat_roof|Roofstage]] - 28th & 29th June and 12th & 13th July, [[2008]]<br />
*Lambeth County Show - 19th July [[2008]]<br />
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== Introduction ==<br />
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Abridged from the Wikipedia entry:<br />
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Gosforth's Féte is a one-act play originally part of a production called ''Confusions'' which consisted of five one-act plays written in 1974 by Alan Ayckbourn.<br />
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Publican Gosforth's running the village gala, but there's bad personal news from stalwart Milly Carter over the public-address system. Pink-legged Cubmaster Stewart Stokes discovers alcohol, there's a fine vicar, and Councillor Mrs Piece gets severely dishevelled. And that's before the rain. Gosforth's Fete starts as drama, develops into well-choreographed chaos as everything goes wrong and climaxes as full-blown farce.<br />
<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gosforth%27s_F%C3%A9te Gosforth's Féte] on Wikipedia</ref><br />
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== Cast ==<br />
*Mrs Pearce - [[Alex Kapila]]<br />
*Milly - [[Juliet Holden]]<br />
*Stewart - [[Steve Imrie]]<br />
*Gosforth - [[Dave Chaisty]]<br />
*Vicar - [[Malcolm Woodman]]<br />
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*Production Assistant - [[Kavina Kamat]]<br />
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== See Also ==<br />
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*[[Gosforth's Fete (1986)|Gosforth's Fete]] (June 1986) ([[Alan Ayckbourn]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])<br />
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*[[Dracula (2008)|Dracula]] by [[Bram Stoker]], adapted by [[Mark Bullock]] <br />
*[[Dublin Carol (2008)|Dublin Carol]] by [[Conor McPherson]]<br />
*[[Animal Farm (2008)|Animal Farm]] by [[George Orwell]], adapted by [[Ian Wooldridge]]<br />
*[[The Winter's Tale (2008)|The Winter's Tale]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[A Slice of Saturday Night (2008)|A Slice of Saturday Night]] by [[The Heather Brothers]]<br />
*[[The Fire Raisers (2008)|The Fire Raisers]] by [[Max Frisch]]<br />
*[[Of Mice And Men (2008)|Of Mice And Men]] by [[John Steinbeck]] <br />
*[[Bullshot Crummond (2008)|Bullshot Crummond]] by [[Ron House]], [[Diz White]], [[John Neville-Andrews]], [[Alan Shearman]], and [[Derek Cunningham]]<br />
*[[Gosforth's Fête (2008)|Gosforth's Fête]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[['Dentity Crisis (2008)|'Dentity Crisis]] by [[Christopher Durang]]<br />
*[[Endgame (2008)|Endgame]] by [[Samuel Beckett]]<br />
*[[A Russian in the Woods (2008)|A Russian in the Woods]] by [[Peter Whelan]] <br />
*[[The Dice House (2008)|The Dice House]] by [[Paul Lucas]]<br />
*[[Burglary for Beginners (2008)|Burglary for Beginners]] by [[Jem Solak]]<br />
*[[Bang, You're Dead! (2008)|Bang, You're Dead!]] by [[Paul Reakes]] <br />
*[[Be My Baby (2008)|Be My Baby]] by [[Amanda Whittington]]<br />
*[[The Brylcreem Boys (2008)|The Brylcreem Boys]] by [[Peter Durrant]]<br />
*[[The The Elephant Man (2008)|The Elephant Man]] by [[Bernard Pomerance]]<br />
*[[Dinner (2008)|Dinner]] by [[Moira Buffini]]<br />
*[[The School for Scandal (2008)|The School for Scandal]] by [[Richard Brinsley Sheridan]]<br />
*[[Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens (2008)|Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens]] by [[Bill Russell]] & [[Janet Hood]]<br />
*[[Inheritance (2008)|Inheritance]] by [[Hannie Rayson]] <br />
*[[King Lear (2008)|King Lear]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Cinderella (2008)|Cinderella]] by [[Stuart Draper]]<br />
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[[1968]] <br />
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*[[Angels in Love (1968)|Angels in Love]] by [[Hugh Mills]]<br />
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*[[The Teahouse of the August Moon (1969)|The Teahouse of the August Moon]] by [[John Patrick]]<br />
*[[Hedda Gabler (1969)|Hedda Gabler]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]<br />
*[[The Private Eye/The Public Ear (1969)|The Private Eye/The Public Ear]] by [[Peter Shaffer]]<br />
*[[The Birthday Party (1969)|The Birthday Party]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Twelfth Night (1969)|Twelfth Night]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Minor Murder (1969)|Minor Murder]] by [[Reginald Denham]] & [[Mary Orr]]<br />
*[[Amphitryon 38 (1969)|Amphitryon 38]] by [[Jean Giraudoux]]<br />
*Double Bill [[Lysistrata - Scenes (1969)|Lysistrata - Scenes]] by [[Aristophanes]] & [[A Night Out (1969)|A Night Out]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Wait Until Dark (1969)|Wait Until Dark]] by [[Frederick Knott]]<br />
*[[Waltz of the Toreadors (1969)|Waltz of the Toreadors]] by [[Jean Anouilh]]<br />
*[[Close the Coalhouse Door (1969)|Close the Coalhouse Door]] by [[Alan Plater]]<br />
*[[The Killing of Sister George (1969)|The Killing of Sister George]] by [[Frank Marcus]]<br />
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*[[The Schoolmistress (1970)|The Schoolmistress]] by [[Arthur Wing Pinero]]<br />
*[[The Crucible (1970)|The Crucible]] by [[Arthur Miller]]<br />
*[[Say Who You Are (1970)|Say Who You Are]] by [[Keith Waterhouse]] and [[Willis Hall]]<br />
*[[Next Time I'll Sing To You (1970)|Next Time I'll Sing To You]] by [[James Saunders]]<br />
*[[The School for Scandal (1970)|The School for Scandal]] by [[Richard Sheridan]]<br />
*[[Offshoot (1970)|Offshoot]] by [[?]]<br />
*[[The Anniversary (1970)|The Anniversary]] by [[Bill MacIlwraith]]<br />
*[[The Seagull (1970)|The Seagull]] by [[Anton Chekhov]]<br />
*[[The Fire Raisers (1970)|The Fire Raisers]] by [[Max Frisch]]<br />
*[[The Heiress (1970)|The Heiress]] by [[Ruth Goetz|Ruth]] & [[Augustus Goetz]]<br />
*[[Oh Brothers! (1970)|Oh Brothers!]] by [[David Gillard]]<br />
*[[Kilroy Was (1970)|Kilroy Was]] by [[Christopher Gilmore]]<br />
*[[The Laboratory (1970)|The Laboratory]] by [[David Campion]]<br />
*[[10,000 (1970)|10,000]] by [[Donald Madgwick]]<br />
*[[Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1970)|Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?]] by [[Edward Albee]]<br />
*[[Music Hall (1970)|Music Hall]] by Various<br />
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[[1971]] <br />
*[[The Murder of Maria Marten (1971)|The Murder of Maria Marten (or The Red Barn)]] by [[Brian J Burton]]<br />
*[[Exit The King (1971)|Exit The King]] by [[Eugene Ionesco]]<br />
*[[Lunch Hour (1971)|Lunch Hour]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[Black Comedy (1971)|Black Comedy]] by [[Peter Shaffer]]<br />
*[[Him A-Laying Bare (1971)|Him A-Laying Bare]] by [[David Henry Wilson]]<br />
*[[Zoo Story (1971)|Zoo Story]] by [[Edward Albee]]<br />
*[[Much Ado About Nothing (1971)|Much Ado About Nothing]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[The Skin of Our Teeth (1971)|The Skin of Our Teeth]] by [[Thornton Wilder]]<br />
*[[What the Butler Saw (1971)|What the Butler Saw]] by [[Joe Orton]]<br />
*[[The Poker Session (1971)|The Poker Session]] by [[Hugh Leonard]] Visiting production by The Waterford Theatre Club<br />
*[[Barefoot in the Park (1971)|Barefoot in the Park]] by [[Neil Simon]]<br />
*[[The Hollow Crown (1971)|The Hollow Crown]] by [[John Barton]] (devised)<br />
*[[Toad of Toad Hall (1971)|Toad of Toad Hall]] by [[A A Milne]]<br />
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[[1972]]<br />
*[[Epitaph For George Dillon (1972)|Epitaph For George Dillon]] by [[John Osborne]]<br />
*[[When We Are Married (1972)|When We Are Married]] by [[J B Priestley]]<br />
*[[The Iceman Cometh (1972)|The Iceman Cometh]] by [[Eugene O'Neill]]<br />
*[[Boeing Boeing (1972)|Boeing Boeing]] by [[Marc Camoletti]], translated by [[Beverley Cross]]<br />
*[[A Place For Everything (1972)|A Place For Everything]] by [[Rita M Toothill]]<br />
*[[The Father (1972)|The Father]] by [[August Strindberg]]<br />
*[[Under Milk Wood (1972)|Under Milk Wood]] by [[Dylan Thomas]]<br />
*[[Man of Destiny (1972)|Man of Destiny]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[The Lover (1972)|The Lover]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[A Village Wooing (1972)|A Village Wooing]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[The Dumb Waiter (1972)|The Dumb Waiter]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Press Cuttings (1972)|Press Cuttings]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[The Collection (1972)|The Collection]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[The Staircase (1972)|The Staircase]] by [[Charles Dyer]]<br />
*[[The Clerk's Account (1972)|The Clerk's Account]] by [[John Yorath]]<br />
*[[Gaslight (1972)|Gaslight]] by [[Patrick Hamilton]]<br />
*[[Present Laughter (1972)|Present Laughter]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[War-Note (1972)|War-Note]] by [[John Yorath]] (devised)<br />
*[[Noah (1972)|Noah]] by [[Andre Obey]]<br />
*[[The Hostage (1972)|The Hostage]] by [[Brendan Behan]]<br />
*[[My Three Angels (1972)|My Three Angels]] by [[Sam Spewack|Sam]] & [[Bella Spewack]]<br />
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[[1973]]<br />
*[[The Long and the Short and the Tall (1973)|The Long and the Short and the Tall]] by [[Willis Hall]]<br />
*[[Arsenic and Old Lace (1973)|Arsenic and Old Lace]] by [[Joseph Kesselring]]<br />
*[[Johnny Belinda (1973)|Johnny Belinda]] by [[Elmer Harris]]<br />
*[[Rattle of a Simple Man (1973)|Rattle of a Simple Man]] by [[Charles Dyer]]<br />
*[[Hamlet (1973)|Hamlet]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[The House of Bernada Alba (1973)|The House of Bernada Alba]] by [[Federico Garcia Lorca]]<br />
*[[Rain (1973)|Rain]] by [[John Colton]] & [[Clemence Randolph]]<br />
*[[The Servant (1973)|The Servant]] by [[Robin Maugham]]<br />
*[[The Sponge Room (1973)|The Sponge Room]] by [[Keith Waterhouse]] & [[Willis Hall]]<br />
*[[Harlequinade (1973)|Harlequinade]] by [[Terence Rattigan]]<br />
*[[Two For the See-Saw (1973)|Two For the See-Saw]] by [[William Gibson]]<br />
*[[Make Me An Offer (1973)|Make Me An Offer]] by [[Mankowitz/Heneker/Norman]]<br />
*[[The Odd Couple (1973)|The Odd Couple]] by [[Neil Simon]]<br />
*[[Doctor Angelus (1973)|Doctor Angelus]] by [[James Bridie]]<br />
*[[Home (1973)|Home]] by [[David Storey]]<br />
*[[The Thwarting of Baron Bolligrew (1973)|The Thwarting of Baron Bolligrew]] by [[Robert Bolt]]<br />
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[[1974]]<br />
*[[Music Hall (1974)|Music Hall]] by Various<br />
*[[Mixed Doubles (1974)|Mixed Doubles]] by Various<br />
*[[Separate Tables (1974)|Separate Tables]] by [[Terence Rattigan]]<br />
*[[The Bespoke Overcoat (1974)|The Bespoke Overcoat]] by [[Wolf Mankowitz]]<br />
*[[Mrs Warren's Profession (1974)|Mrs Warren's Profession]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[Forget-Me-Not-Lane (1974)|Forget-Me-Not-Lane]] by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
*[[The Signalman's Apprentice (1974)|The Signalman's Apprentice]] by [[Brian Phelan]]<br />
*[[The Changeling (1974)|The Changeling]] by [[Middleton & Rowley]]<br />
*[[Entertaining Mr Sloane (1974)|Entertaining Mr Sloane]] by [[Joe Orton]]<br />
*[[Camino Real (1974)|Camino Real]] by [[Tennessee Williams]]<br />
*[[Six Characters in Search of An Author (1974)|Six Characters in Search of An Author]] by [[Luigi Pirandello]]<br />
*[[Bell, Book and Candle (1974)|Bell, Book and Candle]] by [[John van Druten]]<br />
*[[Waiting for Godot (1974)|Waiting for Godot]] by [[Samuel Beckett]]<br />
*[[A Night To Make the Angels Weep (1974)|A Night To Make the Angels Weep]] by [[Peter Terson]]<br />
*[[The Country Wife (1974)|The Country Wife]] by [[William Wycherley]]<br />
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[[1975]]<br />
*[[Blithe Spirit (1975)|Blithe Spirit]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[Ghosts (1975)|Ghosts]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]<br />
*[[A Lilly In Little India (1975)|A Lilly In Little India]] by [[Donald Howard]]<br />
*[[The Real Inspector Hound (1975)|The Real Inspector Hound]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[The Servant of Two Masters (1975)|The Servant of Two Masters]] by [[Carlo Goldoni]]<br />
*[[The Patrick Pearse Motel (1975)|The Patrick Pearse Motel]] by [[Hugh Leonard]]<br />
*[[The Wrong Side of the Park (1975)|The Wrong Side of the Park]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[Oliver! (1975)|Oliver!]] by [[Lionel Bart]]<br />
*[[Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs (1975)|Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs]] by [[David Halliwell]]<br />
*[[The Caretaker (1975)|The Caretaker]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[The Promise (1975)|The Promise]] by [[Aleksei Arbuzov]]<br />
*[[Mother Courage (1975)|Mother Courage]] by [[Bertolt Brecht]]<br />
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[[1976]]<br />
*[[There's a Girl in My Soup (1976)|There's a Girl in My Soup]] by [[Terence Frisby]]<br />
*[[Belcher's Luck (1976)|Belcher's Luck]] by [[David Mercer]]<br />
*[[Butterflies Are Free (1976)|Butterflies Are Free]] by [[Leonard Gershe]]<br />
*[[Say Goodnight To Grandma (1976)|Say Goodnight To Grandma]] by [[Colin Welland]]<br />
*[[The Lion In Winter (1976)|The Lion In Winter]] by [[James Goldman]]<br />
*[[The Disorderly Women (1976)|The Disorderly Women]] by [[John Bowen]]<br />
*[[The Importance of Being Earnest (1976)|The Importance of Being Earnest]] by [[Oscar Wilde]]<br />
*[[My Fat Friend (1976)|My Fat Friend]] by [[Charles Laurence]]<br />
*[[Look Back In Anger (1976)|Look Back In Anger]] by [[John Osborne]]<br />
*[[Enter a Free Man (1976)|Enter a Free Man]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[Ring Around The Moon (1976)|Ring Around The Moon]] by [[Jean Anouilh]]<br />
*[[How's The World Treating You? (1976)|How's The World Treating You?]] by [[Roger Milner]]<br />
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[[1977]]<br />
*[[The Master of Two Servants (1977)|The Master of Two Servants]] by [[George Mully]]<br />
*[[Aladdin (1977)|Aladdin]] by [[Lawrie Kenton]]<br />
*[[The Agamemnon (1977)|The Agamemnon]] by [[Aeschylus]]<br />
*Live talk by [[Quentin Crisp]] <br />
*[[The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1977)|The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie]] by [[Muriel Spark]] and [[Jay Presson Allen]]<br />
*[[Everyman (1977)|Everyman]] (Workshop) <br />
*[[Conduct Unbecoming (1977)|Conduct Unbecoming]] by [[Barry England]]<br />
*[[Loot (1977)|Loot]] [[Joe Orton]]<br />
*Learning Situations (Writers' Circle) [[Take Good Care of my Baby (1977)|Take Good Care of my Baby]] by [[Val Elliott]], [[Apple Pickers (1977)|Apple Pickers]] by [[Lucy Winterton]], [[The Medium and the Message (1977)|The Medium and the Message]] by [[Christopher O'Shaughnessy]]<br />
*[[The Lady's Not For Burning (1977)|The Lady's Not For Burning]] by [[Christopher Fry]] <br />
*[[Golden Pathway Annual (1977)|Golden Pathway Annual]] by [[John Harding]] & [[John Burrows]] <br />
*[[Stop The World, I Want To Get Off (1977)|Stop The World, I Want To Get Off]] by [[Anthony Newley]] and [[Leslie Bricusse]]<br />
*[[Night Must Fall (1977)|Night Must Fall]] by [[Emlyn Williams]] <br />
*[[You're A Good Man Charlie Brown (1977)|You're A Good Man Charlie Brown]] by [[Clark Gesner]]<br />
*[[Macbeth (1977)|Macbeth]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Sweeney Todd The Barber (1977)|Sweeney Todd The Barber]] by [[Brian J Burton]] (adapted) <br />
*[[The Stone Cage (1977)|The Stone Cage]] by [[Nicholas Stewart Gray]]<br />
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[[1978]]<br />
*[[Habeas Corpus (1978)|Habeas Corpus]] by [[Alan Bennett]]<br />
*[[Trevor (1978)|Trevor]] by [[John Bowen]]<br />
*[[The Executioners (1978)|The Executioners]] by [[Arrabal]]<br />
*[[The Blood Knot (1978)|The Blood Knot]] by [[Athol Fugard]] <br />
*[[Palach (1978)|Palach]] by [[Alan Burns]] and [[Charles Marowitz]]<br />
*[[Cat On a Hot Tin Roof (1978)|Cat On a Hot Tin Roof]] by [[Tennessee Williams]]<br />
*[[A night Out (1978)|A Night Out]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Coming Round (1978)|Coming Round]] by [[Roy Apps]]<br />
*[[Tales Of Mystery And Imagination (1978)|Tales Of Mystery And Imagination]] by [[Edgar Allan Poe]] dramatised by [[Laurence Staig]]<br />
*[[Rogers a Man on the Great White Way (1978)|Rogers a Man on the Great White Way]] devised by [[Bruce Murray]]<br />
*[[Time And Time Again (1978)|Time And Time Again]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]] <br />
*[[Straight Up (1978)|Straight Up]] by [[Syd Cheatle]]<br />
*[[The Bacchae (1978)|The Bacchae]] by [[Euripides]]<br />
*[[Summer of the Seventeenth Doll (1978)|Summer of the Seventeenth Doll]] by [[Ray Lawler]]<br />
*[[The Ghost Train (1978)|The Ghost Train]] by [[Arnold Ridley]] <br />
*[[A Taste of Honey (1978)|A Taste of Honey]] by [[Shelagh Delaney]]<br />
*[[The Artist (1978)|The Artist]] a short sketch by [[Geoff Potter]]<br />
*[[Housekeeper Wanted (1978)|Housekeeper Wanted]] by [[Philip King]] and [[Falkland Cary]]<br />
*[[Three Women (1978)|Three Women]] by [[Sylvia Plath]]<br />
*[[Plaza Suite (1978)|Plaza Suite]] by [[Neil Simon]] <br />
*[[The Phantom Sonata (1978)|The Phantom Sonata]] by [[August Strindberg]]<br />
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[[1979]]<br />
*[[The Wizard of Oz (1979)|The Wizard of Oz]] by [[L Frank Baum]], music & lyrics [[Harold Arlen]] & [[E H Harburg]] <br />
*[[Gimme Shelter (1979)|Gimme Shelter]] by [[Barrie Keefe]]<br />
*[[The Siege of Circa Castle (1979)|The Siege of Circa Castle]] by [[Ken Lucas]]<br />
*[[The Freedom Fighter (1979)|The Freedom Fighter]] by [[Charles Phillis]]<br />
*[[A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (1979)|A Day in the Death of Joe Egg]] by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
*[[Fanny's First Play (1979)|Fanny's First Play]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]] <br />
*[[Play It Again Sam (1979)|Play It Again Sam]] by [[Woody Allen]] <br />
*[[The Sport of my Mad Mother (1979)|The Sport of my Mad Mother]] by [[Ann Jellicoe]]<br />
*[[Acting Class(1979)|3rd Year Acting Class ]] by Various<br />
*[[The Recognition (1979)|The Recognition]] by [[Charles Phillips]] <br />
*[[Intimate Strangers (1979)|Intimate Strangers]] by [[Christopher O'Shaughnessy]]<br />
*[[Jenny (1979)|Jenny]] by [[Pip Piacentino]] <br />
*[[End of Term (1979)|End of Term]] by [[Mike Schirn]]<br />
*[[The Spanish Bosun (1979)|The Spanish Bosun]] by [[Ken Lucas]]<br />
*[[An Inspector Calls(1979)|An Inspector Calls]] by [[J B Priestley]] <br />
*[[Sing Brel (1979)|Sing Brel]] by [[Jacques Brel]] <br />
*[[The Price (1979)|The Price]] by [[Arthur Miller]] <br />
*[[Fears and Mysteries of the Third Reich (1979)|Fears and Mysteries of the Third Reich ]] by [[Bertold Brecht]] <br />
*[[The House of Bernarda Alba (1979)|The House of Bernarda Alba ]] by [[Federico Garcia Lorca]] <br />
*[[Oh! What a Lovely War (1979)|Oh! What a Lovely War]] by The Theatre Workshop, [[Charles Chilton]] & Original Cast<br />
*[[625 Horizontal Hold (1979)|625 Horizontal Hold]] [[Sylvia Meek]] [[Prompt Corner]]<br />
*[[Reflections in the Mirror (1979)|Poppa Called, Mm... , Six Poems, Faces, Sweet Planet, To Be or Not to Be]], Various, [[Prompt Corner]]<br />
*[[Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (1979)|Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[House Arrest (1979)|House Arrest]] by [[Christophe O'Shaughnessy]]<br />
*[[Butley (1979)|Butley]] by [[Simon Gray]] <br />
*[[Miss Julie (1979)|Miss Julie]] by [[August Strindberg]]<br />
*[[I Am A Camera (1979)|I Am A Camera]] by [[John van Druten]] and [[Christopher Isherwood]]<br />
*[[Have You Met Our Rabbit (1979)|Have You Met Our Rabbit]] (November) [[Michael Stevens]] <br />
*[[Ways and Means (1979)|Ways and Means]] (November) [[Noel Coward]] <br />
*[[Breath of Spring (1979)|Breath of Spring]] by [[Peter Coke]]<br />
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=== 1980 - 1989 ===<br />
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[[1980]]<br />
*[[Pippin (1980)|Pippin]] Music & Lyrics by [[Stephen Schwartz]] Book by [[Rodger O'Hirson]]<br />
*[[Rock Concert: Precision (1980)|Rock Concert: Precision]]<br />
*[[The Philanthropist (1980)|The Philanthropist]] by [[Christopher Hampton]]<br />
*[[Gloucester Road (1980)|Gloucester Road]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[Marble Arch (1980)|Marble Arch]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[Mill Hill (1980)|Mill Hill]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[Knightsbridge (1980)|Knightsbridge]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[Move Over Mrs Markham (1980)|Move Over Mrs Markham]] by [[Ray Cooney]] and [[John Chapman]]<br />
*[[Macbeth (1980)|Macbeth]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Forty Years On (1980)|Forty Years On]] by [[Alan Bennett]]<br />
*[[Man of Destiny (1980)|Man of Destiny]] by [[George Bernard Shaw|Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[Ball Boys (1980)|Ball Boys]] by [[David Edgar]]<br />
*[[The Queen and the Rebels (1980)|The Queen and the Rebels]] by [[Ugo Bette]]<br />
*[[No Sex Please, We're Beginners (1980)|No Sex Please, We're Beginners]] by various<br />
*[[The Day After The Fair (1980)|The Day After The Fair]] by [[Frank Harvey]] based on a short story by [[Thomas Hardy]]<br />
*[[A Family Occasion (1980)|A Family Occasion]] by [[Jill Glew]] & [[A.C. Thomas]]<br />
*[[A Midsummer Night's Dream (1980)|A Midsummer Night's Dream]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Sing Brel (1980)|Sing Brel]] Music by [[Jaques Bell]] English Lyrics [[Eric Blau]] & [[Mort Schuman]]<br />
*[[Nice 'N' Neat (1980)|Nice 'N' Neat]] by [[Paul Anderson]]<br />
*[[The Writer's Strings (1980)|The Writer's Strings]] by [[Pasquale P. Piacentino]]<br />
*[[Platform 6 (1980)|Platform 6]] by [[Rupert Watts]]<br />
*[[Tangent (1980)|Tangent]] (Band) <br />
*[[Tom Jones (1980)|Tom Jones]] by [[Joan Macalpine]]<br />
*[[Knuckle (1980)|Knuckle]] by [[David Hare]]<br />
*[[On Monday Next (1980)|On Monday Next]] by [[Philip King]]<br />
*[[Kennedy's Children (1980)|Kennedy's Children]] by [[Robert Patrick]]<br />
*[[The Collector (1980)|The Collector]] Adapted by [[David Parker]] from the novel by [[John Fowles]]<br />
<br />
[[1981]]<br />
*[[Cinderella (1981)|Cinderella]] by [[K O Samuel]]<br />
*[[The Effect of Gamma Rays On Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds (1981)|The Effect of Gamma Rays On Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds]] by [[Paul Zindel]]<br />
*[[Hancock's Last Half Hour (1981)|Hancock's Last Half Hour]] by [[Heathcote Williams]]<br />
*[[Zoo Story (1981)|Zoo Story]] by [[Edward Albee]]<br />
*[[27 Wagons Full of Cotton (1981)|27 Wagons Full of Cotton]] by [[Tennessee Williams]]<br />
*[[Red Peppers (1981)|Red Peppers]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[The Typists (1981)|The Typists]] by [[Murray Schisgall]]<br />
*[[Ashes (1981)|Ashes]] by [[David Rudkin]]<br />
*[[The Knack (1981)|The Knack]] by [[Ann Jellicoe]]<br />
*[[Green Shakespeare]] the Trial scene from "The Merchant of Venice" by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[All's Well That Ends As Like It (1981)|All's Well That Ends As Like It]] by [[Michael Green]]<br />
*[[The Bed Before Yesterday (1981)|The Bed Before Yesterday]] by [[Ben Travers]]<br />
*[[I Do! I Do! (1981)|I Do! I Do!]] by [[Tom Jones]] and [[Harvey Schmidt]]<br />
*[[A View From The Bridge (1981)|A View From The Bridge]] by [[Arthur Miller]]<br />
*[[A Voyage Round My Father (1981)|A Voyage Round My Father]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum (1981)|A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum]] by [[Sondheim]]/[[Gelbart]]/[[Shevelove]]<br />
*[[And A Little Love Besides (1981)|And A Little Love Besides]] by [[Alan Plater]]<br />
*[[Dusa, Fish, Stas & Vi (1981)|Dusa, Fish, Stas & Vi]] by [[Pam Gems]]<br />
*[[The Playboy Of The Western World (1981)|The Playboy Of The Western World]] by [[J M Synge]]<br />
*[[The Offshore Island (1981)|The Offshore Island]] by [[Marghanita Laski]]<br />
*[[Tira (1981)|Tira]] by [[Michael Weller]]<br />
*[[Krapp's Last Tape (1981)|Krapp's Last Tape]] by [[Samuel Beckett]]<br />
*[[The Children's Hour (1981)|The Children's Hour]] by [[Lillian Hellman]]<br />
*[[Spring And Port Wine (1981)|Spring And Port Wine]] by [[Bill Naughton]]<br />
<br />
[[1982]]<br />
*[[Gullible's Troubles (1982)|Gullible's Troubles]] by [[Angie Shrubsole]]<br />
*[[January Gladsong (1982)|January Gladsong]] compiled by [[Juliet Male]]<br />
*[[Ashes (1982)|Ashes]] by [[David Rudkin]] <br />
*[[A Doll's House (1982)|A Doll's House]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]<br />
*[[Carmilla (1981)|Carmilla]] by [[Davin Campton]]<br />
*[[I Dreamt I Dwelt In Marble Halls (1982)|I Dreamt I Dwelt In Marble Halls]] by [[Ken Lucas]]<br />
*[[The Homecoming (1982)|The Homecoming]] by [[Claire Booker]]<br />
*[[Female Transport (1982)|Female Transport]] by [[Steve Gooch]]<br />
*[[How The Other Half Loves (1982)|How The Other Half Loves]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[The Merchant of Venice (1982)|The Merchant of Venice]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill (1982)|Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill]] by [[Kurt Weill]] and Various<br />
*[[The Monkey's Paw (1982)|The Monkey's Paw]] by [[W W Jacobs]]<br />
*[[The Bespoke Overcoat (1982)|The Bespoke Overcoat]] by [[Wolf Mankowitz]]<br />
*[[Bodies (1982)|Bodies]] by [[James Saunders]]<br />
*[[Seaside Postcard (1982)|Seaside Postcard]] by [[Terence Frisby]]<br />
*[[Let's Murder Vivaldi (1982)|Let's Murder Vivaldi]] by [[David Mercer]]<br />
*[[Whose Life Is It Anyway? (1982)|Whose Life Is It Anyway?]] by [[Brian Clark]]<br />
*[[Don Juan 1982 (1982)|Don Juan 1982]] by [[Don Madgwick]]<br />
*[[Slag (1982)|Slag]] by [[David Hare]]<br />
*[[An Italian Straw Hat (1982)|An Italian Straw Hat]] by [[E Labiche]] and [[Marc-Michel]]<br />
*[[Ten Little Indians (1982)|Ten Little Indians]] by [[Agatha Christie]]<br />
*[[A Celebration of Christmas (1982)|A Celebration of Christmas]] by Various<br />
<br />
[[1983]]<br />
*[[Pinocchio (1983)|Pinocchio]] Adapted from [[Collodi]]<br />
*[[The Last Day Of November (1983)|The Last Day Of November]] by [[John Yorath]]<br />
*[[Mutatis Mutandis (1983)|Mutatis Mutandis]] by [[David Campton]]<br />
*[[Post Mortem (1983)|Post Mortem]] by [[Brian Clark]]<br />
*[[The Golden Pathway Annual (1983)|The Golden Pathway Annual]] by [[J Harding]] and [[J Burrows]]<br />
*[[Rhinoceros (1983)|Rhinoceros]] by [[Eugene Ionesco]]<br />
*[[Henry IV (1983)|Henry IV]] by [[Luigi Pirandello]]<br />
*[[Once a Catholic (1983)|Once a Catholic]] by [[Mary O'Malley]]<br />
*Double Bill [[The Spinach Eaters (1983)|The Spinach Eaters]] by [[Clare Booker]] & [[All Things Nice(1983)|And All Things Nice]] by [[Sean Sheehan]] <br />
*[[Silver Dreams (1983)|Silver Dreams]] by [[Tony Shaw]]<br />
*[[Zoo Zoo Widdershins Zoo (1983)|Zoo Zoo Widdershins Zoo]] by [[K B Laffan]]<br />
*[[Moby Dick (1983)|Moby Dick]] by [[Michael Green]] & [[Michael Langridege]] from the novel by [[Herman Melville]]<br />
*[[A Man For All Seasons (1983)|A Man For All Seasons]] by [[Robert Bolt]]<br />
*[[Starting Here, Starting Now (1983)|Starting Here, Starting Now]] by [[David Shire]] & [[Richard Maltby Jr]]<br />
*[[Paul Lefevre (1983)|Paul Lefevre]] Singer<br />
*[[Harlequinade (1983)|Harlequinade]] by [[Terence Rattigan]]<br />
*Double Bill [[The Stronger (1983)|The Stronger]] by [[August Strindberg]] & [[Dock Brief (1983)|Dock Brief]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[A Day At The Opera, A Night At The Races (1983)|A Day At The Opera, A Night At The Races]] by [[Mike Schirn]]<br />
*[[Green Julia (1983)|Green Julia]] by [[Paul Ableman]]<br />
*[[Rashomon (1983)|Rashomon]] by [[Fay & Michael Kanin]]<br />
*[[The Dresser (1983)|The Dresser]] by [[Ronald Harwood]]<br />
*[[Music Hall (1983)|Music Hall]] by Various<br />
<br />
[[1984]]<br />
*[[Finian's Rainbow (1984)|Finian's Rainbow]] by [[Burton Lane]] and [[E Y Harburg]]<br />
*[[Tea Trays In The Sky (1984)|Tea Trays In The Sky]] by Various<br />
*[[Sugar And Spice (1984)|Sugar And Spice]] by [[Members Revue]]<br />
*[[Skirmishes (1984)|Skirmishes]] by [[Catherine Hayes]]<br />
*[[Hay Fever (1984)|Hay Fever]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[The Owl And The Pussycat (1984)|The Owl And The Pussycat]] by [[Bill Manhoff]]<br />
*[[Julius Caesar (1984)|Julius Caesar]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Animal Farm (1984)|Animal Farm]] by [[George Orwell]]<br />
*[[The Prisoner of Second Avenue (1984)|The Prisoner of Second Avenue]] by [[Neil Simon]]<br />
*[[La Repertoire De La Cuisine (1984)|La Repertoire De La Cuisine]] by [[Members Revue]]<br />
*[[The Elephant Man (1984)|The Elephant Man]] by [[Bernard Pomerance]]<br />
*[[Rattle Of A Simple Man (1984)|Rattle Of A Simple Man]] by [[Charles Dyer]]<br />
*[[Old Times (1984)|Old Times]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[The Interrogation (1984)|The Interrogation]] by [[Ken Lucas]]<br />
*[[Outside Edge (1984)|Outside Edge]] by [[Richard Harris]]<br />
*[[Something Borrowed (1984)|Something Borrowed]] by [[Clare Booker]]<br />
*[[Odds And .. ! (1984)|Odds And .. !]] by Various<br />
*[[Ernie's Incredible Illucinations (1984)|Ernie's Incredible Illucinations]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[Geranium (1984)|Geranium]] by [[Christopher O'Shaughnessy]]<br />
*[['Arf And 'Arf (1984)|'Arf And 'Arf]] by [[Alan Buckman]] & Various<br />
*[[Godspell (1984)|Godspell]] by [[Stephen Schwartz]] [[et al]]<br />
*[[A Collier's Tuesday Tea (1984)|A Collier's Tuesday Tea]] by [[Michael Green]]<br />
*[[Equus (1984)|Equus]] by [[Peter Shaffer]]<br />
*[[Streuth (1984)|Streuth]] by [[Michael Green]]<br />
*[[Accidental Death Of An Anarchist (1984)|Accidental Death Of An Anarchist]] by [[Dario Fo]]<br />
*[[Joe Grimes (1984)|Joe Grimes]] by [[Stephen Hannington]]<br />
*[[Deathwatch (1984)|Deathwatch]] by [[Jean Genet]]<br />
*[[Cowardy Custard (1984)|Cowardy Custard]] by [[Noel Coward]] and [[Frow/Strachan/Toye]]<br />
*[[The Transit Of Venus (1984)|The Transit Of Venus]] by [[Ken Lucas]]<br />
*[[Ritual For Dolls (1984)|Ritual For Dolls]] by [[George MacEwen Green]]<br />
*[[The Last Day Of November (1984)|The Last Day Of November]] by [[John Yorath]]<br />
*[[Another Celebration Of Christmas (1984)|Another Celebration Of Christmas]] by Various<br />
<br />
[[1985]]<br />
*[[Robin Hood - The Truth Behind The Green Tights (1985)|Robin Hood - The Truth Behind The Green Tights]] by [[David Neilson]]<br />
*[[The Thirteen Clocks (1985)|The Thirteen Clocks]] by [[James Thurber]]<br />
*[[The Accrington Pals (1985)|The Accrington Pals]] by [[Peter Whelan]]<br />
*[[The Homecoming (1985)|The Homecoming]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Hobson's Choice (1985)|Hobson's Choice]] by [[Harold Brighouse]]<br />
*[[The Wind On The Heath (1985)|The Wind On The Heath]] by [[John Yorath]]<br />
*[[Da (1985)|Da]] by [[Hugh Leonard]]<br />
*[[Pygmalion (1985)|Pygmalion]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[The Lark (1985)|The Lark]] by [[Jean Anouilh]]<br />
*[[The Wild Duck (1985)|The Wild Duck]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]<br />
*[[Just Another 'Arf (1985)|Just Another 'Arf]] by [[Alan Buckman]]<br />
*[[California Suite (1985)|California Suite]] by [[Neil Simon]]<br />
*[[Treats (1985)|Treats]] by [[Christopher Hampton]]<br />
*[[Abigail's Party (1985)|Abigail's Party]] by [[Mike Leigh]]<br />
*[[Bent (1985)|Bent]] by [[Martin Sherman]]<br />
*[[The Deep Blue Sea (1985)|The Deep Blue Sea]] by [[Terence Rattigan]]<br />
*[[Dames At Sea (1985)|Dames At Sea]] by [[Haimsohn/Miller/Wise]]<br />
*[[A Christmas Carol (1985)|A Christmas Carol]] by [[Charles Dickens]] (adapted by [[Shaun Sutton]])<br />
<br />
<br />
[[1986]]<br />
*[[The Diary of Anne Frank (1986)|The Diary of Anne Frank]] by [[Frances Goodrich]] & [[Albert Hackett]]<br />
*[['Night Mother (1986)|'Night Mother]] by [[Marsha Norman]]<br />
*[[Fur Coat And No Knickers (1986)|Fur Coat And No Knickers]] by [[Mike Harding]]<br />
*[[Educating Rita (1986)|Educating Rita]] by [[Willy Russell]]<br />
*[[Walking On Water (1986)|Walking On Water]] by [[Clare Booker]]<br />
*[[Stevie (1986)|Stevie]] by [[Hugh Whitemore]]<br />
*[[Savages (1986)|Savages]] by [[Christopher Hampton]]<br />
*[[Coriolanus (1986)|Coriolanus]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Rhyme And Treason (1986)|Rhyme And Treason]] by [[Terence Journet]]<br />
*[[Gosforth's Fete (1986)|Gosforth's Fete]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[School Play (1986)|School Play]] by [[Donald Howarth]]<br />
*[[Who Is Bobby Valentine? (1986)|Who Is Bobby Valentine?]] by [[Ken Taylor]]<br />
*[[Gypsy (1986)|Gypsy]] by [[Styne/Sondheim/Laurents]]<br />
*[[The Hairdresser, The Witch And The Wardrobe (1986)|The Hairdresser, The Witch And The Wardrobe]] by [[Sheen Sheehan]]<br />
*[[Bunny Hare's Last Fleckle (1986)|Bunny Hare's Last Fleckle]] by [[Ken Lucas]]<br />
*[[Anatol (1986)|Anatol]] by [[Arthur Schnitzler]]<br />
*[[Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'Be (1986)|Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'Be]] by [[Frank Norman]] and [[Lionel Bart]]<br />
*[[Passion, Poison And Petrifaction (1986)|Passion, Poison And Petrifaction]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[Angels' Visits (1986)|Angels' Visits]] by [[Alan Buckman]]<br />
*[[Silly Goose (1986)|Silly Goose]] by [[Valerie Elliot]]<br />
*[[The Caucasian Chalk Circle (1986)|The Caucasian Chalk Circle]] by [[Bertolt Brecht]]<br />
*[[Just Come Up (1986)|Just Come Up]] by [[Valerie Elliot]]<br />
*[[Charley's Aunt (1986)|Charley's Aunt]] by [[Brandon Thomas]]<br />
*[[Comedians (1986)|Comedians]] by [[Trevor Griffiths]]<br />
*[[The Christmas Play (1986)|The Christmas Play]] by [[Brenda Meldrum]]<br />
<br />
[[1987]]<br />
*[[All In Good Time (1987)|All In Good Time]] by [[Bill Naughton]]<br />
*[[You Must Be Jenny O'King (1987)|You Must Be Jenny O'King]] by [[Bill Moody]]<br />
*[[Sunburnt Ears (1987)|Sunburnt Ears]] by [[Bill Moody]]<br />
*[[Masterpieces (1987)|Masterpieces]] by [[Sarah Daniels]]<br />
*[[Dark Of The Moon (1987)|Dark Of The Moon]] by [[Howard Richardson]] & [[William Berne]]<br />
*[[What The Butler Saw (1987)|What The Butler Saw]] by [[Joe Orton]]<br />
*[[Passion Play (1987)|Passion Play]] by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
*[[The Fantasticks (1987)|The Fantasticks]] by [[Tom Jones]] and [[Harvey Schmidt]]<br />
*[[God (1987)|God]] by [[Woody Allen]]<br />
*[[Death (1987)|Death]] by [[Woody Allen]]<br />
*[[Reflections (1987)|Reflections]] by Various<br />
*[[The Happiest Days Of Your Life (1987)|The Happiest Days Of Your Life]] by [[John Dighton]]<br />
*[[Sweet Charity (1987)|Sweet Charity]] by [[Simon/Coleman/Fields]]<br />
*[[Alfie (1987)|Alfie]] by [[Bill Naughton]]<br />
*[[Pack of Lies (1987)|Pack of Lies]] by [[Hugh Whitemore]]<br />
*[[The Farndale ... Macbeth (1987)|The Farndale ... Macbeth]] by [[David McGillivray]] & [[Walter Zerlin Jnr]]<br />
*[[Bermondsey (1987)|Bermondsey]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[The Romance (1987)|The Romance]] by [[Clare Booker]]<br />
*[[One More Celebration Of Christmas (1987)|One More Celebration Of Christmas]] by Various<br />
*[[Christmas Ghosts (1987)|Christmas Ghosts]] by [[Brenda Meldrum]]<br />
<br />
[[1988]]<br />
*[[Life With Father (1988)|Life With Father]] by [[Howard Lindsay]] & [[Russel Crouse]]<br />
*[[Tissue (1988)|Tissue]] by [[Louise Page]]<br />
*[[Cards (1988)|Cards]] by [[Stephen Lowe]]<br />
*[[City Sugar (1988)|City Sugar]] by [[Stephen Poliakoff]]<br />
*[[Stage Struck (1988)|Stage Struck]] by [[Simon Gray]]<br />
*[[84 Charing Cross Road (1988)|84 Charing Cross Road]] by [[James Roose-Evans]]<br />
*[[East (1988)|East]] by [[Stephen Berkoff]]<br />
*[[Major Barbara (1988)|Major Barbara]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[The Ballad Of The Mignonette (1988)|The Ballad Of The Mignonette]] by [[Graham Sinclair]]<br />
*[[Stage Craft (1988)|Stage Craft]] by Various<br />
*[[Agnes Of God (1988)|Agnes Of God]] by [[John Pielmeier]]<br />
*[[Come Back To The Five And Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean (1988)|Come Back To The Five And Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean]] by [[Ed Craczyk]]<br />
*[[The Normal Heart (1988)|The Normal Heart]] by [[Larry Kramer]]<br />
*[[Rape Of The Belt (1988)|Rape Of The Belt]] by [[Benn Levy]]<br />
*[[Every Good Boy Deserves Favour (1988)|Every Good Boy Deserves Favour]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[If You're Glad I'll Be Frank (1988)|If You're Glad I'll Be Frank]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[Tartuffe (1988)|Tartuffe]] by [[Molière]]<br />
*[[Our Day Out (1988)|Our Day Out]] by [[Willy Russell]]<br />
*[[The Real Thing (1988)|The Real Thing]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe (1988)|The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe]] by [[C S Lewis]]<br />
<br />
[[1989]]<br />
*[[No Way Out (1989)|No Way Out]] by [[Jean Paul Sartre]]<br />
*[[The Collection (1989)|The Collection]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[One For The Road (1989)|One For The Road]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[The Passing Out Parade (1989)|The Passing Out Parade]] by [[Anne Valery]]<br />
*[[Summer (1989)|Summer]] by [[Edward Bond]]<br />
*[[Antigone (1989)|Antigone]] by [[Sophocles]]<br />
*[[At The Changing Of The Year (1989)|At The Changing Of The Year]] by [[Malcolm Young]]<br />
*[[Hello And Goodbye (1989)|Hello And Goodbye]] by [[Derek Hoddinott]]<br />
*[[Kiss Of The Spiderwoman (1989)|Kiss Of The Spiderwoman]] by [[Manuel Puig]]<br />
*[[Not Now Darling (1989)|Not Now Darling]] by [[Ray Cooney]] & [[John Chapman]]<br />
*[[Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You In The Closet And I'm Feeling So Sad (1989)|Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You In The Closet And I'm Feeling So Sad]] by [[Arthur L Kopit]]<br />
*[[The Detective (1989)|The Detective]] by [[Mark Evans]] & [[Robert Young]]<br />
*[[Say Who You Are (1989)|Say Who You Are]] by [[Keith Waterhouse]] & [[Willis Hall]]<br />
*[[The Shadow Of A Gunman (1989)|Shadow Of A Gunman]] by [[Seán O'Casey]]<br />
*[[Come Into The Garden Maud (1989)|Come Into The Garden Maud]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[Shadows Of The Evening (1989)|Shadows Of The Evening]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[Ways And Means (1989)|Ways And Means]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[Blitz - The Children's War (1989)|Blitz - The Children's War]] by Various<br />
*[[Joking Apart (1989)|Joking Apart]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[Crimes Of The Heart (1989)|Crimes Of The Heart]] by [[Beth Henley]]<br />
*[[The Farndale ... Murder Mystery (1989)|The Farndale ... Murder Mystery]] by [[David McGillivray]] & [[Walter Zerlin Jnr]]<br />
*[[Harry's Christmas (1989)|Harry's Christmas]] by [[Steven Berkoff]]<br />
*[[The (12) Daze Of Christmas (1989)|The (12) Daze Of Christmas]] by [[Alan Buckman]]<br />
<br />
=== 1990 - 1999 ===<br />
<br />
[[1990]]<br />
*[[The Sneeze (1990)|The Sneeze]] by [[Anton Chekhov]]<br />
*[[Shakers (1990)|Shakers]] by [[John Godber]] & [[Jane Thornton]]<br />
*[[Death Of A Salesman (1990)|Death Of A Salesman]] by [[Arthur Miller]]<br />
*[[Daisy Pulls It Off (1990)|Daisy Pulls It Off]] by [[Denise Deegan]]<br />
*[[Significant Others (1990)|Significant Others]] by [[Charles Dennis]]<br />
*[[The Turn Of The Screw (1990)|The Turn Of The Screw]] by [[Ken Whitemore]]<br />
*[[Old Time Music Hall (1990)|Old Time Music Hall]] by Various<br />
*[[Lord Arthur Savile's Crime (1990)|Lord Arthur Savile's Crime]] by [[Constance Cox]]<br />
*[[A Night Out (1990)|A Night Out]] by [[Frank Vickery]]<br />
*[[Stuttgart (1990)|Stuttgart]] by [[Graham Swannell]]<br />
*[[The Browning Version (1990)|The Browning Version]] by [[Terence Rattigan]]<br />
*[[The Maintenance Man (1990)|The Maintenance Man]] by [[Richard Harris]]<br />
*[[Stepping Out (1990)|Stepping Out]] by [[Richard Harris]]<br />
*[[Greek (1990)|Greek]] by [[Steven Berkoff]]<br />
*[[Edwin (1990)|Edwin]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[The Bespoke Overcoat (1990)|The Bespoke Overcoat]] by [[Wolf Mankowitz]]<br />
*[[Time To Kill (1990)|Time To Kill]] by [[Leslie Darbon]]<br />
*[[Trumpets And Raspberries (1990)|Trumpets And Raspberries]] by [[Dario Fo]]<br />
*[[Hush, Hush, Whisper Who Dares (1990)|Hush, Hush, Whisper Who Dares]] by Various<br />
<br />
[[1991]]<br />
*[[An Anthology Of Love (1991)|An Anthology Of Love]] by Various<br />
*[[Broadway! Broadway! (1991)|Broadway! Broadway!]] by [[Alan Buckman]]/Piacentino/Rook<br />
*[[For The Love Of The Nightingale (1991)|For The Love Of The Nightingale]] by [[Timberlake Wertenbaker]]<br />
*[[There's One In Every Unit (1991)|There's One In Every Unit]] by [[Kevin Scully]]<br />
*[[Sexual Perversity In Chicago (1991)|Sexual Perversity In Chicago]] by [[David Mamet]]<br />
*[[Absent Friends (1991)|Absent Friends]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[The Great American Backstage Musical (1991)|The Great American Backstage Musical]] by [[Bill Solly]] & [[Donald Ward]]<br />
*[[Two Of Me Now (1991)|Two Of Me Now]] by [[Susan Richardson]]<br />
*[[Love Billy (1991)|Love Billy]] by [[Tricia Court]] & [[Karen Nott]]<br />
*[[The Man Who Came To Dinner (1991)|The Man Who Came To Dinner]] by [[Kaufman]] & [[Hart]]<br />
*[[A Fine Romance (1991)|A Fine Romance]] by Various<br />
*[[Not With A Bang (1991)|Not With A Bang]] by [[Mike Harding]]<br />
*[[Happy Families (1991)|Happy Families]] by [[John Godber]]<br />
*[[The Duchess of Malfi (1991)|The Duchess of Malfi]] by [[John Webster]] (adapted by [[Brenda Meldrum]])<br />
*[[Under Milk Wood (1991)|Under Milk Wood]] by [[Dylan Thomas]]<br />
*[[Clappers (1991)|Clappers]] by [[Alan Buckman]]<br />
*[[A Problem Shared (1991)|A Problem Shared]] by Various<br />
<br />
[[1992]]<br />
*[[Pantomime Tonight (1992)|Pantomime Tonight]] by Various<br />
*[[Ladies In Retirement (1992)|Ladies In Retirement]] by [[Edward Percy]] & [[Reginald Denham]]<br />
*[[Feast Of St Valentine (1992)|Feast Of St Valentine]] by Various<br />
*[[Music Hall (1992)|Music Hall]] by Various<br />
*[[Echoes (1992)|Echoes]] by [[N Richard Nash]]<br />
*[[Laughing Wild (1992)|Laughing Wild]] by [[Christopher Durang]]<br />
*[[Clara's On The Curtains (1992)|Clara's On The Curtains]] by [[Arthur Lovegrove]]<br />
*[[A Life In The Theatre (1992)|A Life In The Theatre]] by [[David Mamet]]<br />
*[[The Anniversary (1992)|The Anniversary]] by [[Bill MacIlwraith]]<br />
*[[The Lady From The Sea (1992)|The Lady From The Sea]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]<br />
*[[Whale Music (1992)|Whale Music]] by [[Anthony Minghella]]<br />
*[[Creditors (1992)|Creditors]] by [[August Strindberg]]<br />
*[[The One-Sided Wall (1992)|The One-Sided Wall]] by [[Janet Creswell]] & [[Niki Johnson]]<br />
*[[The Lady's Not For Burning (1992)|The Lady's Not For Burning]] by [[Christopher Fry]]<br />
*[[Waiting For Godot (1992)|Waiting For Godot]] by [[Samuel Beckett]]<br />
*[[The Merry Wives Of Windsor (1992)|The Merry Wives Of Windsor]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Costa Del Packet! (1992)|Costa Del Packet!]] by [[Anthony Booth]]<br />
*[['Twas The Night Before Christmas (1992)|'Twas The Night Before Christmas]] by Various<br />
*[[Teechers (1992)|Teechers]] by [[John Godber]]<br />
<br />
[[1993]]<br />
*[[Veronica's Room (1993)|Veronica's Room]] by [[Ira Levin]]<br />
*[[Shut Your Eyes And Think Of England (1993)|Shut Your Eyes And Think Of England]] by [[John Chapman]] & [[Anthony Marriot]]<br />
*[[West (1993)|West]] by [[Steven Berkoff]]<br />
*[[Filumena (1993)|Filumena]] by [[Eduard de Filippo]] (adapted by [[Keith Waterhouse]] & [[Willis Hall]])<br />
*[[The School Reunion (1993)|The School Reunion]] by Various<br />
*[[Our Town (1993)|Our Town]] by [[Thornton Wilder]]<br />
*[[Chimera (1993)|Chimera]] by [[Alec Baron]]<br />
*[[Betrayal (1993)|Betrayal]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[The Odd Couple (female version) (1993)|The Odd Couple (female version)]] by [[Neil Simon]]<br />
*[[The Boy Friend (1993)|The Boy Friend]] by [[Sandy Wilson]]<br />
*[[The Merry Regiment of Women (1993)|The Merry Regiment of Women]] by [[Rae Shirley]]<br />
*[[Bazaar And Rummage (1993)|Bazaar And Rummage]] by [[Sue Townsend]]<br />
*[[Salonika (1993)|Salonika]] by [[Louise Page]]<br />
*[[Lear's Daughters (1993)|Lear's Daughters]] by [[The Women's Theatre Group]] & [[Elaine Feinstein]]<br />
*[[Nunsense (1993)|Nunsense]] by [[Dan Goggin]]<br />
*[[Shakespeare Country (1993)|Shakespeare Country]] by [[Peter Whelan]]<br />
*[[The Dumb Waiter (1993)|The Dumb Waiter]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Special Offer (1993)|Special Offer]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Black And White (1993)|Black And White]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Bury The Dead (1993)|Bury The Dead]] by [[Irwin Shaw]]<br />
*[[Old Time Music Hall (1993)|Old Time Music Hall]] by Various<br />
<br />
[[1994]]<br />
*[[Steel Magnolias (1994)|Steel Magnolias]] by [[Robert Harling]]<br />
*[[Confusions (1994)|Confusions]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[Lock Up Your Daughters (1994)|Lock Up Your Daughters]] by [[Mills/Bart/Johnson]]<br />
*[[Pass The Butler (1994)|Pass The Butler]] by [[Eric Idle]]<br />
*[[Living With Lady Macbeth (1994)|Living With Lady Macbeth]] by [[Rob John]]<br />
*[[On Golden Pond (1994)|On Golden Pond]] by [[Ernest Thompson]]<br />
*[[Duet For One (1994)|Duet For One]] by [[Tom Kempinski]]<br />
*[[Christie In Love (1994)|Christie In Love]] by [[Howard Brenton]]<br />
*[[Heads (1994)|Heads]] by [[Howard Brenton]]<br />
*[[My Mother Said I Never Should (1994)|My Mother Said I Never Should]] by [[Charlotte Keatley]]<br />
*[[I Hope I Shall Arrive Soon (1994)|I Hope I Shall Arrive Soon]] by [[David John]] & [[Roger Greatorix]]<br />
*[[The Eyes Have It (1994)|The Eyes Have It]] by [[David John]]<br />
*[[Prin (1994)|Prin]] by [[Andrew Davies]]<br />
*[[Toys In The Attic (1994)|Toys In The Attic]] by [[Lillian Hellman]]<br />
*[[Just A Song At Twilight (1994)|Just A Song At Twilight]] by [[Valerie Maskell]]<br />
*[[Blue Remembered Hills (1994)|Blue Remembered Hills]] by [[Dennis Potter]]<br />
*[[The Taming Of The Shrew (1994)|The Taming Of The Shrew]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Sunburnt Ears - The Full Story (1994)|Sunburnt Ears - The Full Story]] by [[Bill Moody]]<br />
*[[Breaking The Code (1994)|Breaking The Code]] by [[Hugh Whitemore]]<br />
*[[Talking Heads (1994)|Talking Heads]] by [[Alan Bennett]]<br />
*[[Jack & The Beanstalk (1994)|Jack & The Beanstalk]] by [[Tricia Court]] & Company<br />
<br />
[[1995]]<br />
*[[Same Time Next Year (1995)|Same Time Next Year]] by [[Bernard Slade]]<br />
*[[A Lovely Sunday For Creve Coeur (1995)|A Lovely Sunday For Creve Coeur]] by [[Tennessee Williams]]<br />
*[[Mr Maccaroni And The Exploding Pizza Pie (1995)|Mr Maccaroni And The Exploding Pizza Pie]] by [[John Gardiner]] & [[Fiz Coleman]]<br />
*[[One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (1995)|One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest]] by [[Dale Wasserman]]<br />
*[[The Gut Girls (1995)|The Gut Girls]] by [[Sarah Daniels]]<br />
*[[An Evening With Gary Lineker (1995)|An Evening With Gary Lineker]] by [[Arthur Smith]] & [[Chris England]]<br />
*[[The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 (1995)|The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940]] by [[John Bishop]]<br />
*[[Jewel (1995)|Jewel]] by [[Joan MacLeod]]<br />
*[[Murder in Company (1995)|Murder in Company]] by [[Philip King]] & [[John Boland]]<br />
*[[Bloody Poetry (1995)|Bloody Poetry]] by [[Howard Brenton]]<br />
*[[The Gingerbread Lady (1995)|The Gingerbread Lady]] by [[Neil Simon]]<br />
*[[The End Of The War Show (1995)|The End Of The War Show]] by [[Tricia Court]]<br />
*[[Nasty Neighbours (1995)|Nasty Neighbours]] by [[Debbie Isitt]]<br />
*[[Uncle Vanya (1995)|Uncle Vanya]] by [[Anton Chekhov]]<br />
*[[Sunburnt Ears (New Version) (1995)|Sunburnt Ears (New Version)]] by [[Bill Moody]]<br />
*[[The Life And Death of Almost Everybody (1995)|The Life And Death of Almost Everybody]] by [[David Campton]]<br />
<br />
[[1996]]<br />
*[[Bad Day at Black Frog Creek (1996)|Bad Day at Black Frog Creek]] by [[John Gardiner]] & [[Fiz Coleman]]<br />
*[[The Lover (1996)|The Lover]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Stage By Stage (1996)|Stage By Stage]] by Various<br />
*[[The Comedy Of Errors (1996)|The Comedy Of Errors]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[The Unforgiven (1996)|The Unforgiven]] by [[Sam Shepherd]]<br />
*[[The Babel Rap (1996)|The Babel Rap]] by [[John Lazarus]]<br />
*[[The Mirror Within (1996)|The Mirror Within]] by [[Devised]]<br />
*[[Stags And Hens (1996)|Stags And Hens]] by [[Willy Russell]]<br />
*[[The Visit (1996)|The Visit]] by [[Fredrich Durrenmatt]]<br />
*[[Prophesy To The Wind (1996)|Prophesy To The Wind]] by [[Norman Nicholson]]<br />
*[[The Mother Tongue (1996)|The Mother Tongue]] by [[Alan Franks]]<br />
*[[Little Murders (1996)|Little Murders]] by [[Jules Feiffer]]<br />
*[[Cabaret (1996)|Cabaret]] by [[Kander/Ebb/Masteroff]]<br />
*[[The Life of Galileo (1996)|The Life of Galileo]] by [[Bertolt Brecht]]<br />
*[[Portrait Of A Woman (1996)|Portrait Of A Woman]] by [[Michel Vinaver]] (translated by Donald Watson)<br />
*[[Happy Jack (1996)|Happy Jack]] by [[John Godber]]<br />
*[[Dancing at Lughnasa (1996)|Dancing at Lughnasa]] by [[Brian Friel]]<br />
*[[The Farndale ... Christmas Carol (1996)|The Farndale ... Christmas Carol]] by [[David McGillivray]] & [[Walter Zerlin Jnr]]<br />
<br />
[[1997]]<br />
*[[Measure For Measure (1997)|Measure For Measure]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Rats, Brats And Bureaucrats (1997)|Rats, Brats And Bureaucrats]] by [[Neil Rhodes]]<br />
*[[Shirley Valentine (1997)|Shirley Valentine]] by [[Willy Russell]]<br />
*[[Lucky Sods (1997)|Lucky Sods]] by [[John Godber]]<br />
*[[The Golden Door (1997)|The Golden Door]] by [[David Ashton]]<br />
*[[Someone Who'll Watch Over Me (1997)|Someone Who'll Watch Over Me]] by [[Frank McGuinness]]<br />
*[[Daisy Pulls It Off (1997)|Daisy Pulls It Off]] by [[Denise Deegan]]<br />
*[[Round And Round The Garden (1997)|Round And Round The Garden]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[A Midsummer Night's Dream (1997)|A Midsummer Night's Dream]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[The Crucible (1997)|The Crucible]] by [[Arthur Miller]]<br />
*[[Play It Again, Sam (1997)|Play It Again, Sam]] by [[Woody Allen]]<br />
*[[Bouncers (90s remix) (1997)|Bouncers (90s remix)]] by [[John Godber]]<br />
*[[Hedda Gabler (1997)|Hedda Gabler]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]<br />
*[[The Children's Hour (1997)|The Children's Hour]] by [[Lillian Hellman]]<br />
*[[The Killing Of Sister George (1997)|The Killing Of Sister George]] by [[Frank Marcus]]<br />
*[[When We Are Married (1997)|When We Are Married]] by [[J B Priestley]]<br />
<br />
[[1998]]<br />
*[[Praise Be To Gordon (1998)|Praise Be To Gordon]] by [[Paul Sharville]]<br />
*[[Shadowlands (1998)|Shadowlands]] by [[William Nicholson]]<br />
*[[A Slice of Saturday Night (1998)|A Slice of Saturday Night]] by [[The Heather Brothers]]<br />
*[[Anywhere To Anywhere (1998)|Anywhere To Anywhere]] by [[Joyce Halliday]]<br />
*[[The Nerd (1998)|The Nerd]] by [[Larry Shue]]<br />
*[[Guards! Guards! (1998)|Guards! Guards!]] by [[Terry Pratchett]]<br />
*[[Belles (1998)|Belles]] by [[Mark Dunne]]<br />
*[[Kafka's Dick (1998)|Kafka's Dick]] by [[Alan Bennett]]<br />
*[[The Trial (1998)|The Trial]] by [[Franz Kafka]]<br />
*[[Wait Until Dark (1998)|Wait Until Dark]] by [[Frederick Knott]]<br />
*[[Habeas Corpus (1998)|Habeas Corpus]] by [[Alan Bennett]]<br />
*[[Table Manners (1998)|Table Manners]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[Deathtrap (1998)|Deathtrap]] by [[Ira Levin]]<br />
*[[You Never Know Who's Out There (1998)|You Never Know Who's Out There]] by [[Debbie Issit]]<br />
*[[Dog Eat Dog (1998)|Dog Eat Dog]] by [[Derek Webb]]<br />
*[[Faith Healer (1998)|Faith Healer]] by [[Brian Friel]]<br />
*[[Groping For Words (1998)|Groping For Words]] by [[Sue Townsend]]<br />
*[[Sauce For The Goose (1998)|Sauce For The Goose]] by [[Georges Feydeau]] (translated by [[Peter Meyer]])<br />
<br />
[[1999]]<br />
*[[The Murder Room (1999)|The Murder Room]] by [[Jack Sharkey]]<br />
*[[Blithe Spirit (1999)|Blithe Spirit]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[Home And Beauty (1999)|Home And Beauty]] by [[Somerset Maugham]]<br />
*[[The Secret Diary Of Adrian Mole, Aged 13 3/4 (1999)|The Secret Diary Of Adrian Mole, Aged 13 3/4]] by [[Sue Townsend]]<br />
*[[Sweet Sorrow (1999)|Sweet Sorrow]] by [[Alan Plater]]<br />
*[[Taking Steps (1999)|Taking Steps]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[Visiting Hour (1999)|Visiting Hour]] by [[Richard Harris]]<br />
*[[Naked (1999)|Naked]] by [[Luigi Pirandello]]<br />
*[[Five Tellers Dancing In The Rain (1999)|Five Tellers Dancing In The Rain]] by [[Mark Dunn]]<br />
*[[The Merchant Of Venice (1999)|The Merchant Of Venice]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Chapter Two (1999)|Chapter Two]] by [[Neil Simon]]<br />
*[[Mort (1999)|Mort]] by [[Terry Pratchett]]<br />
*[[Marking Time (1999)|Marking Time]] by [[Michael Snelgrove]]<br />
*[[The Other Cinderella (1999)|The Other Cinderella]] by [[Nicholas Stewart Grey]]<br />
<br />
<br />
=== 2000 - 2009 ===<br />
<br />
[[2000]]<br />
*[[Much Ado About Nothing (2000)|Much Ado About Nothing]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Dreamjobs (2000)|Dreamjobs]] by [[Graham Jones]]<br />
*[[Glengarry Glen Ross (2000)|Glengarry Glen Ross]] by [[David Mamet]]<br />
*[[The Disorderly Women (2000)|The Disorderly Women]] by [[John Bowen]]<br />
*[[Up 'n' Under (2000)|Up 'n' Under]] by [[John Godber]]<br />
*[[Deckchairs (2000)|Deckchairs]] by [[Jean McConnell]]<br />
*[[Billy Liar (2000)|Billy Liar]] by [[Keith Waterhouse]] & [[Willis Hall]]<br />
*[[Huis Clos (2000)|Huis Clos]] by [[Jean-Paul Sartre]]<br />
*[[A Month Of Sundays (2000)|A Month Of Sundays]] by [[Bob Larbey]]<br />
*[[The Real Inspector Hound (2000)|The Real Inspector Hound]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[The Actor's Nightmare (2000)|The Actor's Nightmare]] by [[Christopher Durang]]<br />
*[[Sandcastles (2000)|Sandcastles]] by [[Bob Larbey]]<br />
*[[Hard Times (2000)|Hard Times]] by [[Charles Dickens]] (adapted by [[Stephen Jeffreys]])<br />
*[[Pride at Southanger Park (2000)|Pride at Southanger Park]] by [[Rupert Bean]]<br />
*[[Cinderella (2000)|Cinderella]] by [[Michael Green]]<br />
*[[The (12) Daze of Xmas (2000)|The (12) Daze of Xmas]] by [[Alan Buckman]]<br />
<br />
[[2001]]<br />
*[[Unsuitable For Adults (2001)|Unsuitable For Adults]] by [[Terry Johnson]]<br />
*[[Murder At The Howard Johnson's (2001)|Murder At The Howard Johnson's]] by [[Ron Clark]] & [[Sam Bobrick]]<br />
*[[Starlight (2001)|Starlight]] by [[Aiden Steer]]<br />
*[[New Morning (2001)|New Morning]] by [[Declan Hughes]]<br />
*[[Dealers Choice (2001)|Dealers Choice]] by [[Patrick Marber]]<br />
*[[Kindertransport (2001)|Kindertransport]] by [[Diane Samuels]]<br />
*[[What Brutes Men Are (2001)|What Brutes Men Are]] by [[Constance Cox]]<br />
*[[Daddy's Gone A-Hunting (2001)|Daddy's Gone A-Hunting]] by [[H Connolly]]<br />
*[[Monkey Monkey Bottle of Beer, How Many Monkeys Have We Here (2001)|Monkey Monkey Bottle of Beer, How Many Monkeys Have We Here]] by [[Marsha Sheiness]]<br />
*[[Latin(2001) |Latin]] by [[Stephen Fry]]<br />
*[[Les Liaisons Dangereuses (2001)|Les Liaisons Dangereuses]] by [[Christopher Hampton]] (adapted from [[Laclos]])<br />
*[[Black Widow (2001)|Black Widow]] by [[Paul Thain]]<br />
*[[Milgram's Shroud (2001)|Milgram's Shroud]] by [[Liam Campbell]]<br />
*[[The Memory Of Water (2001)|The Memory Of Water]] by [[Shelagh Stephenson]]<br />
*[[Other People's Money (2001)|Other People's Money]] by [[Jerry Sterner]]<br />
*[[Me & My Friend (2001)|Me & My Friend]] by [[Gillian Plowman]]<br />
*[[Twelfth Night (2001)|Twelfth Night]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Stars in the Morning Sky (2001)|Stars in the Morning Sky]] by [[Alexander Galin]]<br />
<br />
[[2002]]<br />
*[[Terra Nova (2002)|Terra Nova]] by [[Ted Tally]]<br />
*[[Two Gentlemen of Verona (2002)|Two Gentlemen of Verona]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[On Stage Write (2002)|On Stage Write]] by Various<br />
*[[Vinegar Tom (2002)|Vinegar Tom]] by [[Caryl Churchill]]<br />
*[[Easy Stages (2002)|Easy Stages]] & [[Don't Blame It On The Boots (2002)|Don't Blame It On The Boots]] by [[Nick Warburton]]<br />
*[[The Cagebirds (2002)|The Cagebirds]] by [[David Campton]]<br />
*[[The Monkey's Paw (2002)|The Monkey's Paw]] adapted by [[Jonathan Holloway]], short story [[WW Jacobs]]<br />
*[[Hamlet - The Murder Mystery (2002)|Hamlet - The Murder Mystery]] adapted from [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Love Upon The Throne (2002)|Love Upon The Throne]] by [[Patrick Barlow]]<br />
*[[Dead Guilty (2002)|Dead Guilty]] by [[Richard Harris]]<br />
*[[The Custard Cavalier (2002)|The Custard Cavalier]] by [[Peter Fortune]]<br />
*[[Passion Play (2002)|Passion Play]] by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
*[[Othello (2002)|Othello]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Privates on Parade (2002)|Privates on Parade]] by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
*[[Love Me Slender (2002)|Love Me Slender]] by [[Vanessa Brooks]]<br />
*[[Lettice and Lovage (2002)|Lettice and Lovage]] by [[Peter Shaffer]]<br />
*[[The Murder Game (2002)|The Murder Game]] by [[Constance Cox]]<br />
*[[Rebecca (2002)|Rebecca]] by [[Daphne du Maurier]] <br />
*[[Absurd Person Singular (2002)|Absurd Person Singular]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[About Alice (2002)|About Alice]] by [[Charles Laurence]]<br />
<br />
[[2003]]<br />
*[[The Stolen Princess (2003)|The Stolen Princess]] by [[Tim Hinchliffe]]<br />
*[[Copenhagen (2003)|Copenhagen]] by [[Michael Frayn]]<br />
*[[Hamp (2003)|Hamp]] by [[John Wilson]]<br />
*[[The Marriage-Go-Round (2003)|The Marriage-Go-Round]] by [[Leslie Stevens]]<br />
*[[Burst - A Warning From Recent History (2003)|Burst - A Warning From Recent History]] by [[C B Tempest]]<br />
*[[The Importance of Being Earnest (2003)|The Importance of Being Earnest]] by [[Oscar Wilde]]<br />
*[[Medea (2003)|Medea]] by [[Euripides]]<br />
*[[Come Into The Garden Maud (2003)|Come Into The Garden Maud]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[Melons At The Parsonage (2003)|Melons At The Parsonage]] by [[Nick Warburton]]<br />
*[[Death and the Maiden (2003)|Death and the Maiden]] by [[Ariel Dorfman]]<br />
*[[Between You and Me (2003)|Between You and Me]] by [[Alan Buckman]]<br />
*[[Carpe Jugulum (2003)|Carpe Jugulum]] by [[Terry Pratchett]] adapted by [[Stephen Briggs]]<br />
*[[The Cherry Orchard (2003)|The Cherry Orchard]] by [[Anton Chekhov]]<br />
*[[Catch-22 (2003)|Catch-22]] by [[Joseph Heller]]<br />
*[[The Country Wife (2003)|The Country Wife]] by [[William Wycherley]]<br />
*[[The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe (2003)|The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe]] by [[CS Lewis]] dramatised by [[Adrian Mitchell]]<br />
*[[The Maids (2003)|The Maids]] by [[Jean Genet]]<br />
*[[Escapes (2003)|Escapes]] and [[That Man Melmoth (2003)|That Man Melmoth]] by [[Dee Fancett]] and [[Ken Lucas]]<br />
*[[Not About Heroes (2003)|Not About Heroes]] by [[Stephen McDonald]]<br />
*[[The Tempest (2003)|The Tempest]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Stevie (2003)|Stevie]] by [[Hugh Whitemore]]<br />
<br />
[[2004]]<br />
*[[Baby With The Bathwater (2004)|Baby With The Bathwater]] by [[Christopher Durang]]<br />
*[[Stepping Out (2004)|Stepping Out]] by [[Richard Harris]]<br />
*[[Four Nights in Knaresborough (2004)|Four Nights in Knaresborough]] by [[Paul Webb]]<br />
*[[One For The Road (2004)|One For The Road]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[The Duck Variations (2004)|The Duck Variations]] by [[David Mamet]]<br />
*[[Green Forms (2004)|Green Forms]] by [[Alan Bennett]]<br />
*[[Absent Friends (2004)|Absent Friends]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[Blood Wedding (2004)|Blood Wedding]] by [[Federico Garcia Lorca]]<br />
*[[The Miser (2004)|The Miser]] by [[Molière]]<br />
*[[Two (2004)|Two]] by [[Jim Cartwright]]<br />
*[[Loot (2004)|Loot]] by [[Joe Orton]]<br />
*[[The Ruffian on the Stair (2004)|The Ruffian on the Stair]] by [[Joe Orton]]<br />
*[[Fall (2004)|Fall]] by [[James Saunders]]<br />
*[[Translations (2004)|Translations]] by [[Brian Friel]]<br />
*[[Romeo and Juliet (2004)|Romeo and Juliet]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Female Transport (2004)|Female Transport]] by [[Steve Gooch]]<br />
*[[Rats! (2004)|Rats!]] by [[Chris Loft]] & [[Andy Merrifield]]<br />
*[[The Silent Fields (2004)|The Silent Fields]] by [[Robert Sloan]]<br />
*[[Paddington Train (2004)|Paddington Train]] by [[Peter Medd]]<br />
*[[Video Nasty (2004)|Video Nasty]] by [[Mark Bullock]]<br />
*[[Hysteria (2004)|Hysteria]] by [[Terry Johnson]]<br />
*[[Under Milk Wood (2004)|Under Milk Wood]] by [[Dylan Thomas]]<br />
*[[Noises Off (2004)|Noises Off]] by [[Michael Frayn]]<br />
*[[Macbeth (2004)|Macbeth]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
<br />
[[2005]]<br />
*[[Dick Whittington & His Cat (2005)|Dick Whittington & His Cat]] by [[Stuart Ardern]]<br />
*[[Roberto Zucco (2005)|Roberto Zucco]] by [[Bernard-Marie Koltès]]<br />
*[[Loveplay (2005)|Loveplay]] by [[Moira Buffini]]<br />
*[[Fuente Ovejuna (2005)|Fuente Ovejuna]] by [[Lope de Vega]]<br />
*[[From Shakespeare With Love (2005)|From Shakespeare With Love]] by [[Jonathan Dorf]]<br />
*[[Servant of Two Masters (2005)|Servant of Two Masters]] by [[Carlo Goldoni]] adapted by [[Wonderbolt Circus]] <br />
*[[A Doll's House (2005)|A Doll's House]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]<br />
*[[On The Razzle (2005)|On The Razzle]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[Footprints in the Sand (2005)|Footprints in the Sand]] by [[Colin Crowther]]<br />
*[[Boston Marriage (2005)|Boston Marriage]] by [[David Mamet]]<br />
*[[A Clockwork Orange (2005)|A Clockwork Orange]] by [[Anthony Burgess]]<br />
*[[The Farndale ... Macbeth (2005)|The Farndale ... Macbeth]] by [[David McGillivray]] & [[Walter Zerlin Jnr]]<br />
*[[Throwing Stones (2005)|Throwing Stones]] by [[Christopher John Ball]] & [[Dean Sipling]]<br />
*[[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] by [[Sharman McDonald]]<br />
*[[Between Worlds (2005)|Between Worlds]] by [[Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt]]<br />
*[[The Weir (2005)|The Weir]] by [[Conor McPherson]]<br />
*[[The Dracula Spectacula (2005)|The Dracula Spectacula]] by [[John Gardiner]] & [[Andrew Parr]]<br />
*[[Road (2005)|Road]] by [[Jim Cartwright]]<br />
*[[Two Plays (2005)|Two Plays]] by [[Brian Friel]] Meets [[Anton Chekhov]]<br />
*[[My Night With Reg (2005)|My Night With Reg]] by [[Kevin Elyot]]<br />
*[[Playhouse Creatures (2005)|Playhouse Creatures]] by [[April de Angelis]]<br />
<br />
[[2006]]<br />
*[[The Sleeping Beauty (2006)|The Sleeping Beauty]] by [[Norman Robbins]]<br />
*[[Serjeant Musgrave's Dance (2006)|Serjeant Musgrave's Dance]] by [[John Arden]]<br />
*[[The Lesson (2006)|The Lesson]] by [[Eugene Ionesco]]<br />
*[[Our Man (2006)|Our Man]] by [[Daniel Clucas]]<br />
*[[Cry (2006)|Cry]] by [[Andrew Scott]]<br />
*[[Departure Lounge (2006)|Departure Lounge]] by [[Stuart Draper]]<br />
*[[Stay With Me (2006)|Stay With Me]] by [[Stuart Draper]]<br />
*[[Woolfie (2006)|Woolfie]] by [[Sybil St Claire]]<br />
*[[The Monster Quest (2006)|The Monster Quest]] by [[Simon Holland]]<br />
*[[Vincent in Brixton (2006)|Vincent in Brixton]] by [[Nicholas Wright]]<br />
*[[Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman (2006)|Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman]] by [[Dario Fo]]<br />
*[[Rattlesnakes (2006)|Rattlesnakes]] by [[Graham Farrow]]<br />
*[[The Sacred Flame (2006)|Sacred Flame]] by [[Somerset Maugham]]<br />
*[[Tomfoolery (2006)|Tomfoolery]] by [[Tom Lehrer]]<br />
*[[Tom Jones (2006)|Tom Jones]] by [[Joan Macalpine]], based on the novel by [[Henry Fielding]]<br />
*[[Chinese Coffee (2006)|Chinese Coffee]] by [[Ira Lewis]]<br />
*[[Richard III (2006)|Richard III]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[The Positive Hour (2006)|The Positive Hour]] by [[April de Angelis]]<br />
*[[The Dust Collectors (2006)|The Dust Collectors]] by [[Simon Holland]] and [[Tom Curtis]]<br />
*[[Cloud Nine (2006)|Cloud Nine]] by [[Caryl Churchill]]<br />
*[[Private Lives (2006)|Private Lives]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[The Fall of the House of Usher (2006)|The Fall of the House of Usher]] by [[Robert Lanier]] from [[Edgar Allan Poe]]<br />
*[[Neville's Island (2006)|Neville's Island]] by [[Tim Firth]]<br />
*[[Blue/Orange (2006)|Blue/Orange]] by [[Joe Penhall]]<br />
*[[A Christmas Carol (2006)|A Christmas Carol]] by [[Charles Dickens]] adapted by [[Shaun Sutton]]<br />
<br />
[[2007]]<br />
*[[Rock Concert (2007)|Rock Concert]] (Del Newman Band and guests)<br />
*[[The Hothouse (2007)|The Hothouse]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[The Donahue Sisters (2007)|The Donahue Sisters]] by [[Geraldine Aron]]<br />
*[[Come and Go (2007)|Come and Go]] by [[Samuel Beckett]]<br />
*[[Who Was Hilary Maconochie? (2007)|Who Was Hilary Maconochie?]] by [[James Saunders]]<br />
*[[The Crucible (2007)|The Crucible]] by [[Arthur Miller]]<br />
*[[Supanova (2007)|Supanova]] by Various<br />
*[[Green Inc. (2007)| Green Inc.]] by [[Simon Holland]]<br />
*[[Rain On Me (2007)|Rain On Me]] by [[Mark Rees]]<br />
*[[Danish Bacon (2007)|Danish Bacon]] by [[Stuart Draper]]<br />
*[[The Little Foxes (2007)|The Little Foxes]] by [[Lillian Hellman]]<br />
*[[Crazy Gary's Mobile Disco (2007)|Crazy Gary's Mobile Disco]] by [[Gary Owen]]<br />
*[[Dr Faustus (2007)|Dr Faustus]] by [[Christopher Marlowe]] adapted by [[Maria Bates]]<br />
*[[The Libertine (2007)|The Libertine]] by [[Stephen Jeffreys]]<br />
*[[Volpone (2007)|Volpone]] by [[Ben Jonson]]<br />
*[[Straight and Narrow (2007)|Straight and Narrow]] by [[Jimmy Chinn]]<br />
*[[The Hot Mikado (2007)|The Hot Mikado]] by [[David H Bell]] and [[Rob Bowman]]<br />
*[[Julius Caesar (2007)|Julius Caesar]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Black Comedy (2007)|Black Comedy]] by [[Peter Shaffer]]<br />
*[[Beautiful Thing (2007)|Beautiful Thing]] by [[Jonathan Harvey]]<br />
*[[Nothing Was Stirring (2007)|Nothing Was Stirring]] by [[Stuart Draper]]<br />
*[[Girl Friday (2007)|Girl Friday]] by [[Jem Solak]]<br />
*[[A Midsummer Night's Dream (2007)|A Midsummer Night's Dream]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (2007)|A Day in the Death of Joe Egg]] by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
*[[Anna in the Tropics (2007)|Anna in the Tropics]] by [[Nilo Cruz]]<br />
*[[Kafka's Dick (2007)|Kafka's Dick]] by [[Alan Bennett]]<br />
*[[Aladdin (2007)|Aladdin]] by [[Stuart Draper]]<br />
<br />
[[2008]]<br />
*[[Veronica's Room (2008)|Veronica's Room]] by [[Ira Levin]]<br />
*[[Oleanna (2008)|Oleanna]] by [[David Mamet]]<br />
*[[Dracula (2008)|Dracula]] by [[Bram Stoker]], adapted by [[Mark Bullock]] <br />
*[[Dublin Carol (2008)|Dublin Carol]] by [[Conor McPherson]]<br />
*[[Animal Farm (2008)|Animal Farm]] by [[George Orwell]], adapted by [[Ian Wooldridge]]<br />
*[[The Winter's Tale (2008)|The Winter's Tale]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[A Slice of Saturday Night (2008)|A Slice of Saturday Night]] by [[The Heather Brothers]]<br />
*[[The Fire Raisers (2008)|The Fire Raisers]] by [[Max Frisch]]<br />
*[[The Parting Glass (2008)|The Parting Glass]] by [[Colm O'Neill]] & [[Various]]<br />
*[[The Beguiled (2008)|The Beguiled]] by [[Thomas Cullinan]], adapted by [[David White]] <br />
*[[Bullshot Crummond (2008)|Bullshot Crummond]] by [[Ron House]], [[Diz White]], [[John Neville-Andrews]], [[Alan Shearman]], and [[Derek Cunningham]]<br />
*[[Gosforth's Fête (2008)|Gosforth's Fête]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[['Dentity Crisis (2008)|'Dentity Crisis]] by [[Christopher Durang]]<br />
*[[Endgame (2008)|Endgame]] by [[Samuel Beckett]]<br />
*Youth Show (ages 8-12)<br />
*[[A Russian in the Woods (2008)|A Russian in the Woods]] by [[Peter Whelan]] <br />
*[[The Dice House (2008)|The Dice House]] by [[Paul Lucas]]<br />
*[[Burglary for Beginners (2008)|Burglary for Beginners]] by [[Jem Solak]]<br />
*[[Bang, You're Dead! (2008)|Bang, You're Dead!]] by [[Paul Reakes]] <br />
*[[Be My Baby (2008)|Be My Baby]] by [[Amanda Whittington]]<br />
*[[The The Elephant Man (2008)|The Elephant Man]] by [[Bernard Pomerance]] <br />
*[[Dinner (2008)|Dinner]] by [[Moira Buffini]]<br />
*[[The School for Scandal (2008)|The School for Scandal]] by [[Richard Brinsley Sheridan]]<br />
*[[Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens (2008)|Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens]] by [[Bill Russell]] & [[Janet Hood]]<br />
*[[Inheritance (2008)|Inheritance]] by [[Hannie Rayson]] <br />
*[[King Lear (2008)|King Lear]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Cinderella (2008)|Cinderella]] by [[Stuart Draper]]<br />
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== South London Theatre Centre/South London Theatre Productions ==<br />
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=== 1967 - 1969 ===<br />
<br />
[[1967]] <br />
*[[The Alchemist (1967)|The Alchemist]] by [[Ben Jonson]]<br />
*[[The Meter Men (1967)|The Meter Men]] by [[C Scott Forbes]]<br />
<br />
[[1968]] <br />
*[[Music Hall (1968)|Music Hall]] by Various<br />
*[[Everything in the Garden (1968)|Everything in the Garden]] by [[Giles Cooper]]<br />
*[[Angels in Love (1968)|Angels in Love]] by [[Hugh Mills]]<br />
*[[The Glass Menagerie (1968)|The Glass Menagerie]] by [[Tennessee Williams]]<br />
*[[Pericles (1968)|Pericles]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[The Marriage-Go-Round (1968)|The Marriage-Go-Round]] by [[Leslie Stevens]]<br />
*[[The Old Lady Shows Her Medal (1968)|The Old Lady Shows Her Medal]] by [[James Barrie]]<br />
*[[Come Home, My Children (1968)|Come Home, My Children]] by [[Margaret Turner]]<br />
*[[The Shewing Up of Blanco Posnet (1968)|The Shewing Up of Blanco Posnet]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[Rogues and Vagabonds (1968)|Rogues and Vagabonds]] by Various<br />
*[[Antigone (1968)|Antigone]] by [[Jean Anouilh]]<br />
*[[Arms and the Man (1968)|Arms and the Man]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[A Streetcar Named Desire (1968)|A Streetcar Named Desire]] by [[Tennessee Williams]]<br />
*[[The Miser (1968)|The Miser]] by [[Molière]]<br />
<br />
[[1969]]<br />
*[[The Teahouse of the August Moon (1969)|The Teahouse of the August Moon]] by [[John Patrick]]<br />
*[[Hedda Gabler (1969)|Hedda Gabler]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]<br />
*[[The Private Eye/The Public Ear (1969)|The Private Eye/The Public Ear]] by [[Peter Shaffer]]<br />
*[[The Birthday Party (1969)|The Birthday Party]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Twelfth Night (1969)|Twelfth Night]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Minor Murder (1969)|Minor Murder]] by [[Reginald Denham]] & [[Mary Orr]]<br />
*[[Amphitryon 38 (1969)|Amphitryon 38]] by [[Jean Giraudoux]]<br />
*Double Bill [[Lysistrata - Scenes (1969)|Lysistrata - Scenes]] by [[Aristophanes]] & [[A Night Out (1969)|A Night Out]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Wait Until Dark (1969)|Wait Until Dark]] by [[Frederick Knott]]<br />
*[[Waltz of the Toreadors (1969)|Waltz of the Toreadors]] by [[Jean Anouilh]]<br />
*[[Close the Coalhouse Door (1969)|Close the Coalhouse Door]] by [[Alan Plater]]<br />
*[[The Killing of Sister George (1969)|The Killing of Sister George]] by [[Frank Marcus]]<br />
<br />
=== 1970 - 1979 ===<br />
<br />
[[1970]]<br />
*[[The Schoolmistress (1970)|The Schoolmistress]] by [[Arthur Wing Pinero]]<br />
*[[The Crucible (1970)|The Crucible]] by [[Arthur Miller]]<br />
*[[Say Who You Are (1970)|Say Who You Are]] by [[Keith Waterhouse]] and [[Willis Hall]]<br />
*[[Next Time I'll Sing To You (1970)|Next Time I'll Sing To You]] by [[James Saunders]]<br />
*[[The School for Scandal (1970)|The School for Scandal]] by [[Richard Sheridan]]<br />
*[[Offshoot (1970)|Offshoot]] by [[?]]<br />
*[[The Anniversary (1970)|The Anniversary]] by [[Bill MacIlwraith]]<br />
*[[The Seagull (1970)|The Seagull]] by [[Anton Chekhov]]<br />
*[[The Fire Raisers (1970)|The Fire Raisers]] by [[Max Frisch]]<br />
*[[The Heiress (1970)|The Heiress]] by [[Ruth Goetz|Ruth]] & [[Augustus Goetz]]<br />
*[[Oh Brothers! (1970)|Oh Brothers!]] by [[David Gillard]]<br />
*[[Kilroy Was (1970)|Kilroy Was]] by [[Christopher Gilmore]]<br />
*[[The Laboratory (1970)|The Laboratory]] by [[David Campion]]<br />
*[[10,000 (1970)|10,000]] by [[Donald Madgwick]]<br />
*[[Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1970)|Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?]] by [[Edward Albee]]<br />
*[[Music Hall (1970)|Music Hall]] by Various<br />
<br />
[[1971]] <br />
*[[The Murder of Maria Marten (1971)|The Murder of Maria Marten (or The Red Barn)]] by [[Brian J Burton]]<br />
*[[Exit The King (1971)|Exit The King]] by [[Eugene Ionesco]]<br />
*[[Lunch Hour (1971)|Lunch Hour]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[Black Comedy (1971)|Black Comedy]] by [[Peter Shaffer]]<br />
*[[Him A-Laying Bare (1971)|Him A-Laying Bare]] by [[David Henry Wilson]]<br />
*[[Zoo Story (1971)|Zoo Story]] by [[Edward Albee]]<br />
*[[Much Ado About Nothing (1971)|Much Ado About Nothing]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[The Skin of Our Teeth (1971)|The Skin of Our Teeth]] by [[Thornton Wilder]]<br />
*[[What the Butler Saw (1971)|What the Butler Saw]] by [[Joe Orton]]<br />
*[[The Poker Session (1971)|The Poker Session]] by [[Hugh Leonard]] Visiting production by The Waterford Theatre Club<br />
*[[Barefoot in the Park (1971)|Barefoot in the Park]] by [[Neil Simon]]<br />
*[[The Hollow Crown (1971)|The Hollow Crown]] by [[John Barton]] (devised)<br />
*[[Toad of Toad Hall (1971)|Toad of Toad Hall]] by [[A A Milne]]<br />
<br />
<br />
[[1972]]<br />
*[[Epitaph For George Dillon (1972)|Epitaph For George Dillon]] by [[John Osborne]]<br />
*[[When We Are Married (1972)|When We Are Married]] by [[J B Priestley]]<br />
*[[The Iceman Cometh (1972)|The Iceman Cometh]] by [[Eugene O'Neill]]<br />
*[[Boeing Boeing (1972)|Boeing Boeing]] by [[Marc Camoletti]], translated by [[Beverley Cross]]<br />
*[[A Place For Everything (1972)|A Place For Everything]] by [[Rita M Toothill]]<br />
*[[The Father (1972)|The Father]] by [[August Strindberg]]<br />
*[[Under Milk Wood (1972)|Under Milk Wood]] by [[Dylan Thomas]]<br />
*[[Man of Destiny (1972)|Man of Destiny]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[The Lover (1972)|The Lover]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[A Village Wooing (1972)|A Village Wooing]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[The Dumb Waiter (1972)|The Dumb Waiter]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Press Cuttings (1972)|Press Cuttings]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[The Collection (1972)|The Collection]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[The Staircase (1972)|The Staircase]] by [[Charles Dyer]]<br />
*[[The Clerk's Account (1972)|The Clerk's Account]] by [[John Yorath]]<br />
*[[Gaslight (1972)|Gaslight]] by [[Patrick Hamilton]]<br />
*[[Present Laughter (1972)|Present Laughter]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[War-Note (1972)|War-Note]] by [[John Yorath]] (devised)<br />
*[[Noah (1972)|Noah]] by [[Andre Obey]]<br />
*[[The Hostage (1972)|The Hostage]] by [[Brendan Behan]]<br />
*[[My Three Angels (1972)|My Three Angels]] by [[Sam Spewack|Sam]] & [[Bella Spewack]]<br />
<br />
[[1973]]<br />
*[[The Long and the Short and the Tall (1973)|The Long and the Short and the Tall]] by [[Willis Hall]]<br />
*[[Arsenic and Old Lace (1973)|Arsenic and Old Lace]] by [[Joseph Kesselring]]<br />
*[[Johnny Belinda (1973)|Johnny Belinda]] by [[Elmer Harris]]<br />
*[[Rattle of a Simple Man (1973)|Rattle of a Simple Man]] by [[Charles Dyer]]<br />
*[[Hamlet (1973)|Hamlet]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[The House of Bernada Alba (1973)|The House of Bernada Alba]] by [[Federico Garcia Lorca]]<br />
*[[Rain (1973)|Rain]] by [[John Colton]] & [[Clemence Randolph]]<br />
*[[The Servant (1973)|The Servant]] by [[Robin Maugham]]<br />
*[[The Sponge Room (1973)|The Sponge Room]] by [[Keith Waterhouse]] & [[Willis Hall]]<br />
*[[Harlequinade (1973)|Harlequinade]] by [[Terence Rattigan]]<br />
*[[Two For the See-Saw (1973)|Two For the See-Saw]] by [[William Gibson]]<br />
*[[Make Me An Offer (1973)|Make Me An Offer]] by [[Mankowitz/Heneker/Norman]]<br />
*[[The Odd Couple (1973)|The Odd Couple]] by [[Neil Simon]]<br />
*[[Doctor Angelus (1973)|Doctor Angelus]] by [[James Bridie]]<br />
*[[Home (1973)|Home]] by [[David Storey]]<br />
*[[The Thwarting of Baron Bolligrew (1973)|The Thwarting of Baron Bolligrew]] by [[Robert Bolt]]<br />
<br />
[[1974]]<br />
*[[Music Hall (1974)|Music Hall]] by Various<br />
*[[Mixed Doubles (1974)|Mixed Doubles]] by Various<br />
*[[Separate Tables (1974)|Separate Tables]] by [[Terence Rattigan]]<br />
*[[The Bespoke Overcoat (1974)|The Bespoke Overcoat]] by [[Wolf Mankowitz]]<br />
*[[Mrs Warren's Profession (1974)|Mrs Warren's Profession]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[Forget-Me-Not-Lane (1974)|Forget-Me-Not-Lane]] by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
*[[The Signalman's Apprentice (1974)|The Signalman's Apprentice]] by [[Brian Phelan]]<br />
*[[The Changeling (1974)|The Changeling]] by [[Middleton & Rowley]]<br />
*[[Entertaining Mr Sloane (1974)|Entertaining Mr Sloane]] by [[Joe Orton]]<br />
*[[Camino Real (1974)|Camino Real]] by [[Tennessee Williams]]<br />
*[[Six Characters in Search of An Author (1974)|Six Characters in Search of An Author]] by [[Luigi Pirandello]]<br />
*[[Bell, Book and Candle (1974)|Bell, Book and Candle]] by [[John van Druten]]<br />
*[[Waiting for Godot (1974)|Waiting for Godot]] by [[Samuel Beckett]]<br />
*[[A Night To Make the Angels Weep (1974)|A Night To Make the Angels Weep]] by [[Peter Terson]]<br />
*[[The Country Wife (1974)|The Country Wife]] by [[William Wycherley]]<br />
<br />
[[1975]]<br />
*[[Blithe Spirit (1975)|Blithe Spirit]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[Ghosts (1975)|Ghosts]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]<br />
*[[A Lilly In Little India (1975)|A Lilly In Little India]] by [[Donald Howard]]<br />
*[[The Real Inspector Hound (1975)|The Real Inspector Hound]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[The Servant of Two Masters (1975)|The Servant of Two Masters]] by [[Carlo Goldoni]]<br />
*[[The Patrick Pearse Motel (1975)|The Patrick Pearse Motel]] by [[Hugh Leonard]]<br />
*[[The Wrong Side of the Park (1975)|The Wrong Side of the Park]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[Oliver! (1975)|Oliver!]] by [[Lionel Bart]]<br />
*[[Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs (1975)|Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs]] by [[David Halliwell]]<br />
*[[The Caretaker (1975)|The Caretaker]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[The Promise (1975)|The Promise]] by [[Aleksei Arbuzov]]<br />
*[[Mother Courage (1975)|Mother Courage]] by [[Bertolt Brecht]]<br />
<br />
[[1976]]<br />
*[[There's a Girl in My Soup (1976)|There's a Girl in My Soup]] by [[Terence Frisby]]<br />
*[[Belcher's Luck (1976)|Belcher's Luck]] by [[David Mercer]]<br />
*[[Butterflies Are Free (1976)|Butterflies Are Free]] by [[Leonard Gershe]]<br />
*[[Say Goodnight To Grandma (1976)|Say Goodnight To Grandma]] by [[Colin Welland]]<br />
*[[The Lion In Winter (1976)|The Lion In Winter]] by [[James Goldman]]<br />
*[[The Disorderly Women (1976)|The Disorderly Women]] by [[John Bowen]]<br />
*[[The Importance of Being Earnest (1976)|The Importance of Being Earnest]] by [[Oscar Wilde]]<br />
*[[My Fat Friend (1976)|My Fat Friend]] by [[Charles Laurence]]<br />
*[[Look Back In Anger (1976)|Look Back In Anger]] by [[John Osborne]]<br />
*[[Enter a Free Man (1976)|Enter a Free Man]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[Ring Around The Moon (1976)|Ring Around The Moon]] by [[Jean Anouilh]]<br />
*[[How's The World Treating You? (1976)|How's The World Treating You?]] by [[Roger Milner]]<br />
<br />
[[1977]]<br />
*[[The Master of Two Servants (1977)|The Master of Two Servants]] by [[George Mully]]<br />
*[[Aladdin (1977)|Aladdin]] by [[Lawrie Kenton]]<br />
*[[The Agamemnon (1977)|The Agamemnon]] by [[Aeschylus]]<br />
*Live talk by [[Quentin Crisp]] <br />
*[[The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1977)|The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie]] by [[Muriel Spark]] and [[Jay Presson Allen]]<br />
*[[Everyman (1977)|Everyman]] (Workshop) <br />
*[[Conduct Unbecoming (1977)|Conduct Unbecoming]] by [[Barry England]]<br />
*[[Loot (1977)|Loot]] [[Joe Orton]]<br />
*Learning Situations (Writers' Circle) [[Take Good Care of my Baby (1977)|Take Good Care of my Baby]] by [[Val Elliott]], [[Apple Pickers (1977)|Apple Pickers]] by [[Lucy Winterton]], [[The Medium and the Message (1977)|The Medium and the Message]] by [[Christopher O'Shaughnessy]]<br />
*[[The Lady's Not For Burning (1977)|The Lady's Not For Burning]] by [[Christopher Fry]] <br />
*[[Golden Pathway Annual (1977)|Golden Pathway Annual]] by [[John Harding]] & [[John Burrows]] <br />
*[[Stop The World, I Want To Get Off (1977)|Stop The World, I Want To Get Off]] by [[Anthony Newley]] and [[Leslie Bricusse]]<br />
*[[Night Must Fall (1977)|Night Must Fall]] by [[Emlyn Williams]] <br />
*[[You're A Good Man Charlie Brown (1977)|You're A Good Man Charlie Brown]] by [[Clark Gesner]]<br />
*[[Macbeth (1977)|Macbeth]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Sweeney Todd The Barber (1977)|Sweeney Todd The Barber]] by [[Brian J Burton]] (adapted) <br />
*[[The Stone Cage (1977)|The Stone Cage]] by [[Nicholas Stewart Gray]]<br />
<br />
[[1978]]<br />
*[[Habeas Corpus (1978)|Habeas Corpus]] by [[Alan Bennett]]<br />
*[[Trevor (1978)|Trevor]] by [[John Bowen]]<br />
*[[The Executioners (1978)|The Executioners]] by [[Arrabal]]<br />
*[[The Blood Knot (1978)|The Blood Knot]] by [[Athol Fugard]] <br />
*[[Palach (1978)|Palach]] by [[Alan Burns]] and [[Charles Marowitz]]<br />
*[[Cat On a Hot Tin Roof (1978)|Cat On a Hot Tin Roof]] by [[Tennessee Williams]]<br />
*[[A night Out (1978)|A Night Out]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Coming Round (1978)|Coming Round]] by [[Roy Apps]]<br />
*[[Tales Of Mystery And Imagination (1978)|Tales Of Mystery And Imagination]] by [[Edgar Allan Poe]] dramatised by [[Laurence Staig]]<br />
*[[Rogers a Man on the Great White Way (1978)|Rogers a Man on the Great White Way]] devised by [[Bruce Murray]]<br />
*[[Time And Time Again (1978)|Time And Time Again]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]] <br />
*[[Straight Up (1978)|Straight Up]] by [[Syd Cheatle]]<br />
*[[The Bacchae (1978)|The Bacchae]] by [[Euripides]]<br />
*[[Summer of the Seventeenth Doll (1978)|Summer of the Seventeenth Doll]] by [[Ray Lawler]]<br />
*[[The Ghost Train (1978)|The Ghost Train]] by [[Arnold Ridley]] <br />
*[[A Taste of Honey (1978)|A Taste of Honey]] by [[Shelagh Delaney]]<br />
*[[The Artist (1978)|The Artist]] a short sketch by [[Geoff Potter]]<br />
*[[Housekeeper Wanted (1978)|Housekeeper Wanted]] by [[Philip King]] and [[Falkland Cary]]<br />
*[[Three Women (1978)|Three Women]] by [[Sylvia Plath]]<br />
*[[Plaza Suite (1978)|Plaza Suite]] by [[Neil Simon]] <br />
*[[The Phantom Sonata (1978)|The Phantom Sonata]] by [[August Strindberg]]<br />
<br />
[[1979]]<br />
*[[The Wizard of Oz (1979)|The Wizard of Oz]] by [[L Frank Baum]], music & lyrics [[Harold Arlen]] & [[E H Harburg]] <br />
*[[Gimme Shelter (1979)|Gimme Shelter]] by [[Barrie Keefe]]<br />
*[[The Siege of Circa Castle (1979)|The Siege of Circa Castle]] by [[Ken Lucas]]<br />
*[[The Freedom Fighter (1979)|The Freedom Fighter]] by [[Charles Phillis]]<br />
*[[A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (1979)|A Day in the Death of Joe Egg]] by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
*[[Fanny's First Play (1979)|Fanny's First Play]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]] <br />
*[[Play It Again Sam (1979)|Play It Again Sam]] by [[Woody Allen]] <br />
*[[The Sport of my Mad Mother (1979)|The Sport of my Mad Mother]] by [[Ann Jellicoe]]<br />
*[[Acting Class(1979)|3rd Year Acting Class ]] by Various<br />
*[[The Recognition (1979)|The Recognition]] by [[Charles Phillips]] <br />
*[[Intimate Strangers (1979)|Intimate Strangers]] by [[Christopher O'Shaughnessy]]<br />
*[[Jenny (1979)|Jenny]] by [[Pip Piacentino]] <br />
*[[End of Term (1979)|End of Term]] by [[Mike Schirn]]<br />
*[[The Spanish Bosun (1979)|The Spanish Bosun]] by [[Ken Lucas]]<br />
*[[An Inspector Calls(1979)|An Inspector Calls]] by [[J B Priestley]] <br />
*[[Sing Brel (1979)|Sing Brel]] by [[Jacques Brel]] <br />
*[[The Price (1979)|The Price]] by [[Arthur Miller]] <br />
*[[Fears and Mysteries of the Third Reich (1979)|Fears and Mysteries of the Third Reich ]] by [[Bertold Brecht]] <br />
*[[The House of Bernarda Alba (1979)|The House of Bernarda Alba ]] by [[Federico Garcia Lorca]] <br />
*[[Oh! What a Lovely War (1979)|Oh! What a Lovely War]] by The Theatre Workshop, [[Charles Chilton]] & Original Cast<br />
*[[625 Horizontal Hold (1979)|625 Horizontal Hold]] [[Sylvia Meek]] [[Prompt Corner]]<br />
*[[Reflections in the Mirror (1979)|Poppa Called, Mm... , Six Poems, Faces, Sweet Planet, To Be or Not to Be]], Various, [[Prompt Corner]]<br />
*[[Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (1979)|Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[House Arrest (1979)|House Arrest]] by [[Christophe O'Shaughnessy]]<br />
*[[Butley (1979)|Butley]] by [[Simon Gray]] <br />
*[[Miss Julie (1979)|Miss Julie]] by [[August Strindberg]]<br />
*[[I Am A Camera (1979)|I Am A Camera]] by [[John van Druten]] and [[Christopher Isherwood]]<br />
*[[Have You Met Our Rabbit (1979)|Have You Met Our Rabbit]] (November) [[Michael Stevens]] <br />
*[[Ways and Means (1979)|Ways and Means]] (November) [[Noel Coward]] <br />
*[[Breath of Spring (1979)|Breath of Spring]] by [[Peter Coke]]<br />
<br />
=== 1980 - 1989 ===<br />
<br />
[[1980]]<br />
*[[Pippin (1980)|Pippin]] Music & Lyrics by [[Stephen Schwartz]] Book by [[Rodger O'Hirson]]<br />
*[[Rock Concert: Precision (1980)|Rock Concert: Precision]]<br />
*[[The Philanthropist (1980)|The Philanthropist]] by [[Christopher Hampton]]<br />
*[[Gloucester Road (1980)|Gloucester Road]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[Marble Arch (1980)|Marble Arch]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[Mill Hill (1980)|Mill Hill]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[Knightsbridge (1980)|Knightsbridge]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[Move Over Mrs Markham (1980)|Move Over Mrs Markham]] by [[Ray Cooney]] and [[John Chapman]]<br />
*[[Macbeth (1980)|Macbeth]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Forty Years On (1980)|Forty Years On]] by [[Alan Bennett]]<br />
*[[Man of Destiny (1980)|Man of Destiny]] by [[George Bernard Shaw|Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[Ball Boys (1980)|Ball Boys]] by [[David Edgar]]<br />
*[[The Queen and the Rebels (1980)|The Queen and the Rebels]] by [[Ugo Bette]]<br />
*[[No Sex Please, We're Beginners (1980)|No Sex Please, We're Beginners]] by various<br />
*[[The Day After The Fair (1980)|The Day After The Fair]] by [[Frank Harvey]] based on a short story by [[Thomas Hardy]]<br />
*[[A Family Occasion (1980)|A Family Occasion]] by [[Jill Glew]] & [[A.C. Thomas]]<br />
*[[A Midsummer Night's Dream (1980)|A Midsummer Night's Dream]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Sing Brel (1980)|Sing Brel]] Music by [[Jaques Bell]] English Lyrics [[Eric Blau]] & [[Mort Schuman]]<br />
*[[Nice 'N' Neat (1980)|Nice 'N' Neat]] by [[Paul Anderson]]<br />
*[[The Writer's Strings (1980)|The Writer's Strings]] by [[Pasquale P. Piacentino]]<br />
*[[Platform 6 (1980)|Platform 6]] by [[Rupert Watts]]<br />
*[[Tangent (1980)|Tangent]] (Band) <br />
*[[Tom Jones (1980)|Tom Jones]] by [[Joan Macalpine]]<br />
*[[Knuckle (1980)|Knuckle]] by [[David Hare]]<br />
*[[On Monday Next (1980)|On Monday Next]] by [[Philip King]]<br />
*[[Kennedy's Children (1980)|Kennedy's Children]] by [[Robert Patrick]]<br />
*[[The Collector (1980)|The Collector]] Adapted by [[David Parker]] from the novel by [[John Fowles]]<br />
<br />
[[1981]]<br />
*[[Cinderella (1981)|Cinderella]] by [[K O Samuel]]<br />
*[[The Effect of Gamma Rays On Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds (1981)|The Effect of Gamma Rays On Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds]] by [[Paul Zindel]]<br />
*[[Hancock's Last Half Hour (1981)|Hancock's Last Half Hour]] by [[Heathcote Williams]]<br />
*[[Zoo Story (1981)|Zoo Story]] by [[Edward Albee]]<br />
*[[27 Wagons Full of Cotton (1981)|27 Wagons Full of Cotton]] by [[Tennessee Williams]]<br />
*[[Red Peppers (1981)|Red Peppers]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[The Typists (1981)|The Typists]] by [[Murray Schisgall]]<br />
*[[Ashes (1981)|Ashes]] by [[David Rudkin]]<br />
*[[The Knack (1981)|The Knack]] by [[Ann Jellicoe]]<br />
*[[Green Shakespeare]] the Trial scene from "The Merchant of Venice" by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[All's Well That Ends As Like It (1981)|All's Well That Ends As Like It]] by [[Michael Green]]<br />
*[[The Bed Before Yesterday (1981)|The Bed Before Yesterday]] by [[Ben Travers]]<br />
*[[I Do! I Do! (1981)|I Do! I Do!]] by [[Tom Jones]] and [[Harvey Schmidt]]<br />
*[[A View From The Bridge (1981)|A View From The Bridge]] by [[Arthur Miller]]<br />
*[[A Voyage Round My Father (1981)|A Voyage Round My Father]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum (1981)|A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum]] by [[Sondheim]]/[[Gelbart]]/[[Shevelove]]<br />
*[[And A Little Love Besides (1981)|And A Little Love Besides]] by [[Alan Plater]]<br />
*[[Dusa, Fish, Stas & Vi (1981)|Dusa, Fish, Stas & Vi]] by [[Pam Gems]]<br />
*[[The Playboy Of The Western World (1981)|The Playboy Of The Western World]] by [[J M Synge]]<br />
*[[The Offshore Island (1981)|The Offshore Island]] by [[Marghanita Laski]]<br />
*[[Tira (1981)|Tira]] by [[Michael Weller]]<br />
*[[Krapp's Last Tape (1981)|Krapp's Last Tape]] by [[Samuel Beckett]]<br />
*[[The Children's Hour (1981)|The Children's Hour]] by [[Lillian Hellman]]<br />
*[[Spring And Port Wine (1981)|Spring And Port Wine]] by [[Bill Naughton]]<br />
<br />
[[1982]]<br />
*[[Gullible's Troubles (1982)|Gullible's Troubles]] by [[Angie Shrubsole]]<br />
*[[January Gladsong (1982)|January Gladsong]] compiled by [[Juliet Male]]<br />
*[[Ashes (1982)|Ashes]] by [[David Rudkin]] <br />
*[[A Doll's House (1982)|A Doll's House]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]<br />
*[[Carmilla (1981)|Carmilla]] by [[Davin Campton]]<br />
*[[I Dreamt I Dwelt In Marble Halls (1982)|I Dreamt I Dwelt In Marble Halls]] by [[Ken Lucas]]<br />
*[[The Homecoming (1982)|The Homecoming]] by [[Claire Booker]]<br />
*[[Female Transport (1982)|Female Transport]] by [[Steve Gooch]]<br />
*[[How The Other Half Loves (1982)|How The Other Half Loves]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[The Merchant of Venice (1982)|The Merchant of Venice]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill (1982)|Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill]] by [[Kurt Weill]] and Various<br />
*[[The Monkey's Paw (1982)|The Monkey's Paw]] by [[W W Jacobs]]<br />
*[[The Bespoke Overcoat (1982)|The Bespoke Overcoat]] by [[Wolf Mankowitz]]<br />
*[[Bodies (1982)|Bodies]] by [[James Saunders]]<br />
*[[Seaside Postcard (1982)|Seaside Postcard]] by [[Terence Frisby]]<br />
*[[Let's Murder Vivaldi (1982)|Let's Murder Vivaldi]] by [[David Mercer]]<br />
*[[Whose Life Is It Anyway? (1982)|Whose Life Is It Anyway?]] by [[Brian Clark]]<br />
*[[Don Juan 1982 (1982)|Don Juan 1982]] by [[Don Madgwick]]<br />
*[[Slag (1982)|Slag]] by [[David Hare]]<br />
*[[An Italian Straw Hat (1982)|An Italian Straw Hat]] by [[E Labiche]] and [[Marc-Michel]]<br />
*[[Ten Little Indians (1982)|Ten Little Indians]] by [[Agatha Christie]]<br />
*[[A Celebration of Christmas (1982)|A Celebration of Christmas]] by Various<br />
<br />
[[1983]]<br />
*[[Pinocchio (1983)|Pinocchio]] Adapted from [[Collodi]]<br />
*[[The Last Day Of November (1983)|The Last Day Of November]] by [[John Yorath]]<br />
*[[Mutatis Mutandis (1983)|Mutatis Mutandis]] by [[David Campton]]<br />
*[[Post Mortem (1983)|Post Mortem]] by [[Brian Clark]]<br />
*[[The Golden Pathway Annual (1983)|The Golden Pathway Annual]] by [[J Harding]] and [[J Burrows]]<br />
*[[Rhinoceros (1983)|Rhinoceros]] by [[Eugene Ionesco]]<br />
*[[Henry IV (1983)|Henry IV]] by [[Luigi Pirandello]]<br />
*[[Once a Catholic (1983)|Once a Catholic]] by [[Mary O'Malley]]<br />
*Double Bill [[The Spinach Eaters (1983)|The Spinach Eaters]] by [[Clare Booker]] & [[All Things Nice(1983)|And All Things Nice]] by [[Sean Sheehan]] <br />
*[[Silver Dreams (1983)|Silver Dreams]] by [[Tony Shaw]]<br />
*[[Zoo Zoo Widdershins Zoo (1983)|Zoo Zoo Widdershins Zoo]] by [[K B Laffan]]<br />
*[[Moby Dick (1983)|Moby Dick]] by [[Michael Green]] & [[Michael Langridege]] from the novel by [[Herman Melville]]<br />
*[[A Man For All Seasons (1983)|A Man For All Seasons]] by [[Robert Bolt]]<br />
*[[Starting Here, Starting Now (1983)|Starting Here, Starting Now]] by [[David Shire]] & [[Richard Maltby Jr]]<br />
*[[Paul Lefevre (1983)|Paul Lefevre]] Singer<br />
*[[Harlequinade (1983)|Harlequinade]] by [[Terence Rattigan]]<br />
*Double Bill [[The Stronger (1983)|The Stronger]] by [[August Strindberg]] & [[Dock Brief (1983)|Dock Brief]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[A Day At The Opera, A Night At The Races (1983)|A Day At The Opera, A Night At The Races]] by [[Mike Schirn]]<br />
*[[Green Julia (1983)|Green Julia]] by [[Paul Ableman]]<br />
*[[Rashomon (1983)|Rashomon]] by [[Fay & Michael Kanin]]<br />
*[[The Dresser (1983)|The Dresser]] by [[Ronald Harwood]]<br />
*[[Music Hall (1983)|Music Hall]] by Various<br />
<br />
[[1984]]<br />
*[[Finian's Rainbow (1984)|Finian's Rainbow]] by [[Burton Lane]] and [[E Y Harburg]]<br />
*[[Tea Trays In The Sky (1984)|Tea Trays In The Sky]] by Various<br />
*[[Sugar And Spice (1984)|Sugar And Spice]] by [[Members Revue]]<br />
*[[Skirmishes (1984)|Skirmishes]] by [[Catherine Hayes]]<br />
*[[Hay Fever (1984)|Hay Fever]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[The Owl And The Pussycat (1984)|The Owl And The Pussycat]] by [[Bill Manhoff]]<br />
*[[Julius Caesar (1984)|Julius Caesar]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Animal Farm (1984)|Animal Farm]] by [[George Orwell]]<br />
*[[The Prisoner of Second Avenue (1984)|The Prisoner of Second Avenue]] by [[Neil Simon]]<br />
*[[La Repertoire De La Cuisine (1984)|La Repertoire De La Cuisine]] by [[Members Revue]]<br />
*[[The Elephant Man (1984)|The Elephant Man]] by [[Bernard Pomerance]]<br />
*[[Rattle Of A Simple Man (1984)|Rattle Of A Simple Man]] by [[Charles Dyer]]<br />
*[[Old Times (1984)|Old Times]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[The Interrogation (1984)|The Interrogation]] by [[Ken Lucas]]<br />
*[[Outside Edge (1984)|Outside Edge]] by [[Richard Harris]]<br />
*[[Something Borrowed (1984)|Something Borrowed]] by [[Clare Booker]]<br />
*[[Odds And .. ! (1984)|Odds And .. !]] by Various<br />
*[[Ernie's Incredible Illucinations (1984)|Ernie's Incredible Illucinations]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[Geranium (1984)|Geranium]] by [[Christopher O'Shaughnessy]]<br />
*[['Arf And 'Arf (1984)|'Arf And 'Arf]] by [[Alan Buckman]] & Various<br />
*[[Godspell (1984)|Godspell]] by [[Stephen Schwartz]] [[et al]]<br />
*[[A Collier's Tuesday Tea (1984)|A Collier's Tuesday Tea]] by [[Michael Green]]<br />
*[[Equus (1984)|Equus]] by [[Peter Shaffer]]<br />
*[[Streuth (1984)|Streuth]] by [[Michael Green]]<br />
*[[Accidental Death Of An Anarchist (1984)|Accidental Death Of An Anarchist]] by [[Dario Fo]]<br />
*[[Joe Grimes (1984)|Joe Grimes]] by [[Stephen Hannington]]<br />
*[[Deathwatch (1984)|Deathwatch]] by [[Jean Genet]]<br />
*[[Cowardy Custard (1984)|Cowardy Custard]] by [[Noel Coward]] and [[Frow/Strachan/Toye]]<br />
*[[The Transit Of Venus (1984)|The Transit Of Venus]] by [[Ken Lucas]]<br />
*[[Ritual For Dolls (1984)|Ritual For Dolls]] by [[George MacEwen Green]]<br />
*[[The Last Day Of November (1984)|The Last Day Of November]] by [[John Yorath]]<br />
*[[Another Celebration Of Christmas (1984)|Another Celebration Of Christmas]] by Various<br />
<br />
[[1985]]<br />
*[[Robin Hood - The Truth Behind The Green Tights (1985)|Robin Hood - The Truth Behind The Green Tights]] by [[David Neilson]]<br />
*[[The Thirteen Clocks (1985)|The Thirteen Clocks]] by [[James Thurber]]<br />
*[[The Accrington Pals (1985)|The Accrington Pals]] by [[Peter Whelan]]<br />
*[[The Homecoming (1985)|The Homecoming]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Hobson's Choice (1985)|Hobson's Choice]] by [[Harold Brighouse]]<br />
*[[The Wind On The Heath (1985)|The Wind On The Heath]] by [[John Yorath]]<br />
*[[Da (1985)|Da]] by [[Hugh Leonard]]<br />
*[[Pygmalion (1985)|Pygmalion]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[The Lark (1985)|The Lark]] by [[Jean Anouilh]]<br />
*[[The Wild Duck (1985)|The Wild Duck]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]<br />
*[[Just Another 'Arf (1985)|Just Another 'Arf]] by [[Alan Buckman]]<br />
*[[California Suite (1985)|California Suite]] by [[Neil Simon]]<br />
*[[Treats (1985)|Treats]] by [[Christopher Hampton]]<br />
*[[Abigail's Party (1985)|Abigail's Party]] by [[Mike Leigh]]<br />
*[[Bent (1985)|Bent]] by [[Martin Sherman]]<br />
*[[The Deep Blue Sea (1985)|The Deep Blue Sea]] by [[Terence Rattigan]]<br />
*[[Dames At Sea (1985)|Dames At Sea]] by [[Haimsohn/Miller/Wise]]<br />
*[[A Christmas Carol (1985)|A Christmas Carol]] by [[Charles Dickens]] (adapted by [[Shaun Sutton]])<br />
<br />
<br />
[[1986]]<br />
*[[The Diary of Anne Frank (1986)|The Diary of Anne Frank]] by [[Frances Goodrich]] & [[Albert Hackett]]<br />
*[['Night Mother (1986)|'Night Mother]] by [[Marsha Norman]]<br />
*[[Fur Coat And No Knickers (1986)|Fur Coat And No Knickers]] by [[Mike Harding]]<br />
*[[Educating Rita (1986)|Educating Rita]] by [[Willy Russell]]<br />
*[[Walking On Water (1986)|Walking On Water]] by [[Clare Booker]]<br />
*[[Stevie (1986)|Stevie]] by [[Hugh Whitemore]]<br />
*[[Savages (1986)|Savages]] by [[Christopher Hampton]]<br />
*[[Coriolanus (1986)|Coriolanus]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Rhyme And Treason (1986)|Rhyme And Treason]] by [[Terence Journet]]<br />
*[[Gosforth's Fete (1986)|Gosforth's Fete]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[School Play (1986)|School Play]] by [[Donald Howarth]]<br />
*[[Who Is Bobby Valentine? (1986)|Who Is Bobby Valentine?]] by [[Ken Taylor]]<br />
*[[Gypsy (1986)|Gypsy]] by [[Styne/Sondheim/Laurents]]<br />
*[[The Hairdresser, The Witch And The Wardrobe (1986)|The Hairdresser, The Witch And The Wardrobe]] by [[Sheen Sheehan]]<br />
*[[Bunny Hare's Last Fleckle (1986)|Bunny Hare's Last Fleckle]] by [[Ken Lucas]]<br />
*[[Anatol (1986)|Anatol]] by [[Arthur Schnitzler]]<br />
*[[Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'Be (1986)|Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'Be]] by [[Frank Norman]] and [[Lionel Bart]]<br />
*[[Passion, Poison And Petrifaction (1986)|Passion, Poison And Petrifaction]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[Angels' Visits (1986)|Angels' Visits]] by [[Alan Buckman]]<br />
*[[Silly Goose (1986)|Silly Goose]] by [[Valerie Elliot]]<br />
*[[The Caucasian Chalk Circle (1986)|The Caucasian Chalk Circle]] by [[Bertolt Brecht]]<br />
*[[Just Come Up (1986)|Just Come Up]] by [[Valerie Elliot]]<br />
*[[Charley's Aunt (1986)|Charley's Aunt]] by [[Brandon Thomas]]<br />
*[[Comedians (1986)|Comedians]] by [[Trevor Griffiths]]<br />
*[[The Christmas Play (1986)|The Christmas Play]] by [[Brenda Meldrum]]<br />
<br />
[[1987]]<br />
*[[All In Good Time (1987)|All In Good Time]] by [[Bill Naughton]]<br />
*[[You Must Be Jenny O'King (1987)|You Must Be Jenny O'King]] by [[Bill Moody]]<br />
*[[Sunburnt Ears (1987)|Sunburnt Ears]] by [[Bill Moody]]<br />
*[[Masterpieces (1987)|Masterpieces]] by [[Sarah Daniels]]<br />
*[[Dark Of The Moon (1987)|Dark Of The Moon]] by [[Howard Richardson]] & [[William Berne]]<br />
*[[What The Butler Saw (1987)|What The Butler Saw]] by [[Joe Orton]]<br />
*[[Passion Play (1987)|Passion Play]] by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
*[[The Fantasticks (1987)|The Fantasticks]] by [[Tom Jones]] and [[Harvey Schmidt]]<br />
*[[God (1987)|God]] by [[Woody Allen]]<br />
*[[Death (1987)|Death]] by [[Woody Allen]]<br />
*[[Reflections (1987)|Reflections]] by Various<br />
*[[The Happiest Days Of Your Life (1987)|The Happiest Days Of Your Life]] by [[John Dighton]]<br />
*[[Sweet Charity (1987)|Sweet Charity]] by [[Simon/Coleman/Fields]]<br />
*[[Alfie (1987)|Alfie]] by [[Bill Naughton]]<br />
*[[Pack of Lies (1987)|Pack of Lies]] by [[Hugh Whitemore]]<br />
*[[The Farndale ... Macbeth (1987)|The Farndale ... Macbeth]] by [[David McGillivray]] & [[Walter Zerlin Jnr]]<br />
*[[Bermondsey (1987)|Bermondsey]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[The Romance (1987)|The Romance]] by [[Clare Booker]]<br />
*[[One More Celebration Of Christmas (1987)|One More Celebration Of Christmas]] by Various<br />
*[[Christmas Ghosts (1987)|Christmas Ghosts]] by [[Brenda Meldrum]]<br />
<br />
[[1988]]<br />
*[[Life With Father (1988)|Life With Father]] by [[Howard Lindsay]] & [[Russel Crouse]]<br />
*[[Tissue (1988)|Tissue]] by [[Louise Page]]<br />
*[[Cards (1988)|Cards]] by [[Stephen Lowe]]<br />
*[[City Sugar (1988)|City Sugar]] by [[Stephen Poliakoff]]<br />
*[[Stage Struck (1988)|Stage Struck]] by [[Simon Gray]]<br />
*[[84 Charing Cross Road (1988)|84 Charing Cross Road]] by [[James Roose-Evans]]<br />
*[[East (1988)|East]] by [[Stephen Berkoff]]<br />
*[[Major Barbara (1988)|Major Barbara]] by [[George Bernard Shaw]]<br />
*[[The Ballad Of The Mignonette (1988)|The Ballad Of The Mignonette]] by [[Graham Sinclair]]<br />
*[[Stage Craft (1988)|Stage Craft]] by Various<br />
*[[Agnes Of God (1988)|Agnes Of God]] by [[John Pielmeier]]<br />
*[[Come Back To The Five And Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean (1988)|Come Back To The Five And Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean]] by [[Ed Craczyk]]<br />
*[[The Normal Heart (1988)|The Normal Heart]] by [[Larry Kramer]]<br />
*[[Rape Of The Belt (1988)|Rape Of The Belt]] by [[Benn Levy]]<br />
*[[Every Good Boy Deserves Favour (1988)|Every Good Boy Deserves Favour]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[If You're Glad I'll Be Frank (1988)|If You're Glad I'll Be Frank]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[Tartuffe (1988)|Tartuffe]] by [[Molière]]<br />
*[[Our Day Out (1988)|Our Day Out]] by [[Willy Russell]]<br />
*[[The Real Thing (1988)|The Real Thing]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe (1988)|The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe]] by [[C S Lewis]]<br />
<br />
[[1989]]<br />
*[[No Way Out (1989)|No Way Out]] by [[Jean Paul Sartre]]<br />
*[[The Collection (1989)|The Collection]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[One For The Road (1989)|One For The Road]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[The Passing Out Parade (1989)|The Passing Out Parade]] by [[Anne Valery]]<br />
*[[Summer (1989)|Summer]] by [[Edward Bond]]<br />
*[[Antigone (1989)|Antigone]] by [[Sophocles]]<br />
*[[At The Changing Of The Year (1989)|At The Changing Of The Year]] by [[Malcolm Young]]<br />
*[[Hello And Goodbye (1989)|Hello And Goodbye]] by [[Derek Hoddinott]]<br />
*[[Kiss Of The Spiderwoman (1989)|Kiss Of The Spiderwoman]] by [[Manuel Puig]]<br />
*[[Not Now Darling (1989)|Not Now Darling]] by [[Ray Cooney]] & [[John Chapman]]<br />
*[[Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You In The Closet And I'm Feeling So Sad (1989)|Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You In The Closet And I'm Feeling So Sad]] by [[Arthur L Kopit]]<br />
*[[The Detective (1989)|The Detective]] by [[Mark Evans]] & [[Robert Young]]<br />
*[[Say Who You Are (1989)|Say Who You Are]] by [[Keith Waterhouse]] & [[Willis Hall]]<br />
*[[The Shadow Of A Gunman (1989)|Shadow Of A Gunman]] by [[Seán O'Casey]]<br />
*[[Come Into The Garden Maud (1989)|Come Into The Garden Maud]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[Shadows Of The Evening (1989)|Shadows Of The Evening]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[Ways And Means (1989)|Ways And Means]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[Blitz - The Children's War (1989)|Blitz - The Children's War]] by Various<br />
*[[Joking Apart (1989)|Joking Apart]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[Crimes Of The Heart (1989)|Crimes Of The Heart]] by [[Beth Henley]]<br />
*[[The Farndale ... Murder Mystery (1989)|The Farndale ... Murder Mystery]] by [[David McGillivray]] & [[Walter Zerlin Jnr]]<br />
*[[Harry's Christmas (1989)|Harry's Christmas]] by [[Steven Berkoff]]<br />
*[[The (12) Daze Of Christmas (1989)|The (12) Daze Of Christmas]] by [[Alan Buckman]]<br />
<br />
=== 1990 - 1999 ===<br />
<br />
[[1990]]<br />
*[[The Sneeze (1990)|The Sneeze]] by [[Anton Chekhov]]<br />
*[[Shakers (1990)|Shakers]] by [[John Godber]] & [[Jane Thornton]]<br />
*[[Death Of A Salesman (1990)|Death Of A Salesman]] by [[Arthur Miller]]<br />
*[[Daisy Pulls It Off (1990)|Daisy Pulls It Off]] by [[Denise Deegan]]<br />
*[[Significant Others (1990)|Significant Others]] by [[Charles Dennis]]<br />
*[[The Turn Of The Screw (1990)|The Turn Of The Screw]] by [[Ken Whitemore]]<br />
*[[Old Time Music Hall (1990)|Old Time Music Hall]] by Various<br />
*[[Lord Arthur Savile's Crime (1990)|Lord Arthur Savile's Crime]] by [[Constance Cox]]<br />
*[[A Night Out (1990)|A Night Out]] by [[Frank Vickery]]<br />
*[[Stuttgart (1990)|Stuttgart]] by [[Graham Swannell]]<br />
*[[The Browning Version (1990)|The Browning Version]] by [[Terence Rattigan]]<br />
*[[The Maintenance Man (1990)|The Maintenance Man]] by [[Richard Harris]]<br />
*[[Stepping Out (1990)|Stepping Out]] by [[Richard Harris]]<br />
*[[Greek (1990)|Greek]] by [[Steven Berkoff]]<br />
*[[Edwin (1990)|Edwin]] by [[John Mortimer]]<br />
*[[The Bespoke Overcoat (1990)|The Bespoke Overcoat]] by [[Wolf Mankowitz]]<br />
*[[Time To Kill (1990)|Time To Kill]] by [[Leslie Darbon]]<br />
*[[Trumpets And Raspberries (1990)|Trumpets And Raspberries]] by [[Dario Fo]]<br />
*[[Hush, Hush, Whisper Who Dares (1990)|Hush, Hush, Whisper Who Dares]] by Various<br />
<br />
[[1991]]<br />
*[[An Anthology Of Love (1991)|An Anthology Of Love]] by Various<br />
*[[Broadway! Broadway! (1991)|Broadway! Broadway!]] by [[Alan Buckman]]/Piacentino/Rook<br />
*[[For The Love Of The Nightingale (1991)|For The Love Of The Nightingale]] by [[Timberlake Wertenbaker]]<br />
*[[There's One In Every Unit (1991)|There's One In Every Unit]] by [[Kevin Scully]]<br />
*[[Sexual Perversity In Chicago (1991)|Sexual Perversity In Chicago]] by [[David Mamet]]<br />
*[[Absent Friends (1991)|Absent Friends]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[The Great American Backstage Musical (1991)|The Great American Backstage Musical]] by [[Bill Solly]] & [[Donald Ward]]<br />
*[[Two Of Me Now (1991)|Two Of Me Now]] by [[Susan Richardson]]<br />
*[[Love Billy (1991)|Love Billy]] by [[Tricia Court]] & [[Karen Nott]]<br />
*[[The Man Who Came To Dinner (1991)|The Man Who Came To Dinner]] by [[Kaufman]] & [[Hart]]<br />
*[[A Fine Romance (1991)|A Fine Romance]] by Various<br />
*[[Not With A Bang (1991)|Not With A Bang]] by [[Mike Harding]]<br />
*[[Happy Families (1991)|Happy Families]] by [[John Godber]]<br />
*[[The Duchess of Malfi (1991)|The Duchess of Malfi]] by [[John Webster]] (adapted by [[Brenda Meldrum]])<br />
*[[Under Milk Wood (1991)|Under Milk Wood]] by [[Dylan Thomas]]<br />
*[[Clappers (1991)|Clappers]] by [[Alan Buckman]]<br />
*[[A Problem Shared (1991)|A Problem Shared]] by Various<br />
<br />
[[1992]]<br />
*[[Pantomime Tonight (1992)|Pantomime Tonight]] by Various<br />
*[[Ladies In Retirement (1992)|Ladies In Retirement]] by [[Edward Percy]] & [[Reginald Denham]]<br />
*[[Feast Of St Valentine (1992)|Feast Of St Valentine]] by Various<br />
*[[Music Hall (1992)|Music Hall]] by Various<br />
*[[Echoes (1992)|Echoes]] by [[N Richard Nash]]<br />
*[[Laughing Wild (1992)|Laughing Wild]] by [[Christopher Durang]]<br />
*[[Clara's On The Curtains (1992)|Clara's On The Curtains]] by [[Arthur Lovegrove]]<br />
*[[A Life In The Theatre (1992)|A Life In The Theatre]] by [[David Mamet]]<br />
*[[The Anniversary (1992)|The Anniversary]] by [[Bill MacIlwraith]]<br />
*[[The Lady From The Sea (1992)|The Lady From The Sea]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]<br />
*[[Whale Music (1992)|Whale Music]] by [[Anthony Minghella]]<br />
*[[Creditors (1992)|Creditors]] by [[August Strindberg]]<br />
*[[The One-Sided Wall (1992)|The One-Sided Wall]] by [[Janet Creswell]] & [[Niki Johnson]]<br />
*[[The Lady's Not For Burning (1992)|The Lady's Not For Burning]] by [[Christopher Fry]]<br />
*[[Waiting For Godot (1992)|Waiting For Godot]] by [[Samuel Beckett]]<br />
*[[The Merry Wives Of Windsor (1992)|The Merry Wives Of Windsor]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Costa Del Packet! (1992)|Costa Del Packet!]] by [[Anthony Booth]]<br />
*[['Twas The Night Before Christmas (1992)|'Twas The Night Before Christmas]] by Various<br />
*[[Teechers (1992)|Teechers]] by [[John Godber]]<br />
<br />
[[1993]]<br />
*[[Veronica's Room (1993)|Veronica's Room]] by [[Ira Levin]]<br />
*[[Shut Your Eyes And Think Of England (1993)|Shut Your Eyes And Think Of England]] by [[John Chapman]] & [[Anthony Marriot]]<br />
*[[West (1993)|West]] by [[Steven Berkoff]]<br />
*[[Filumena (1993)|Filumena]] by [[Eduard de Filippo]] (adapted by [[Keith Waterhouse]] & [[Willis Hall]])<br />
*[[The School Reunion (1993)|The School Reunion]] by Various<br />
*[[Our Town (1993)|Our Town]] by [[Thornton Wilder]]<br />
*[[Chimera (1993)|Chimera]] by [[Alec Baron]]<br />
*[[Betrayal (1993)|Betrayal]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[The Odd Couple (female version) (1993)|The Odd Couple (female version)]] by [[Neil Simon]]<br />
*[[The Boy Friend (1993)|The Boy Friend]] by [[Sandy Wilson]]<br />
*[[The Merry Regiment of Women (1993)|The Merry Regiment of Women]] by [[Rae Shirley]]<br />
*[[Bazaar And Rummage (1993)|Bazaar And Rummage]] by [[Sue Townsend]]<br />
*[[Salonika (1993)|Salonika]] by [[Louise Page]]<br />
*[[Lear's Daughters (1993)|Lear's Daughters]] by [[The Women's Theatre Group]] & [[Elaine Feinstein]]<br />
*[[Nunsense (1993)|Nunsense]] by [[Dan Goggin]]<br />
*[[Shakespeare Country (1993)|Shakespeare Country]] by [[Peter Whelan]]<br />
*[[The Dumb Waiter (1993)|The Dumb Waiter]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Special Offer (1993)|Special Offer]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Black And White (1993)|Black And White]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Bury The Dead (1993)|Bury The Dead]] by [[Irwin Shaw]]<br />
*[[Old Time Music Hall (1993)|Old Time Music Hall]] by Various<br />
<br />
[[1994]]<br />
*[[Steel Magnolias (1994)|Steel Magnolias]] by [[Robert Harling]]<br />
*[[Confusions (1994)|Confusions]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[Lock Up Your Daughters (1994)|Lock Up Your Daughters]] by [[Mills/Bart/Johnson]]<br />
*[[Pass The Butler (1994)|Pass The Butler]] by [[Eric Idle]]<br />
*[[Living With Lady Macbeth (1994)|Living With Lady Macbeth]] by [[Rob John]]<br />
*[[On Golden Pond (1994)|On Golden Pond]] by [[Ernest Thompson]]<br />
*[[Duet For One (1994)|Duet For One]] by [[Tom Kempinski]]<br />
*[[Christie In Love (1994)|Christie In Love]] by [[Howard Brenton]]<br />
*[[Heads (1994)|Heads]] by [[Howard Brenton]]<br />
*[[My Mother Said I Never Should (1994)|My Mother Said I Never Should]] by [[Charlotte Keatley]]<br />
*[[I Hope I Shall Arrive Soon (1994)|I Hope I Shall Arrive Soon]] by [[David John]] & [[Roger Greatorix]]<br />
*[[The Eyes Have It (1994)|The Eyes Have It]] by [[David John]]<br />
*[[Prin (1994)|Prin]] by [[Andrew Davies]]<br />
*[[Toys In The Attic (1994)|Toys In The Attic]] by [[Lillian Hellman]]<br />
*[[Just A Song At Twilight (1994)|Just A Song At Twilight]] by [[Valerie Maskell]]<br />
*[[Blue Remembered Hills (1994)|Blue Remembered Hills]] by [[Dennis Potter]]<br />
*[[The Taming Of The Shrew (1994)|The Taming Of The Shrew]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Sunburnt Ears - The Full Story (1994)|Sunburnt Ears - The Full Story]] by [[Bill Moody]]<br />
*[[Breaking The Code (1994)|Breaking The Code]] by [[Hugh Whitemore]]<br />
*[[Talking Heads (1994)|Talking Heads]] by [[Alan Bennett]]<br />
*[[Jack & The Beanstalk (1994)|Jack & The Beanstalk]] by [[Tricia Court]] & Company<br />
<br />
[[1995]]<br />
*[[Same Time Next Year (1995)|Same Time Next Year]] by [[Bernard Slade]]<br />
*[[A Lovely Sunday For Creve Coeur (1995)|A Lovely Sunday For Creve Coeur]] by [[Tennessee Williams]]<br />
*[[Mr Maccaroni And The Exploding Pizza Pie (1995)|Mr Maccaroni And The Exploding Pizza Pie]] by [[John Gardiner]] & [[Fiz Coleman]]<br />
*[[One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (1995)|One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest]] by [[Dale Wasserman]]<br />
*[[The Gut Girls (1995)|The Gut Girls]] by [[Sarah Daniels]]<br />
*[[An Evening With Gary Lineker (1995)|An Evening With Gary Lineker]] by [[Arthur Smith]] & [[Chris England]]<br />
*[[The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 (1995)|The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940]] by [[John Bishop]]<br />
*[[Jewel (1995)|Jewel]] by [[Joan MacLeod]]<br />
*[[Murder in Company (1995)|Murder in Company]] by [[Philip King]] & [[John Boland]]<br />
*[[Bloody Poetry (1995)|Bloody Poetry]] by [[Howard Brenton]]<br />
*[[The Gingerbread Lady (1995)|The Gingerbread Lady]] by [[Neil Simon]]<br />
*[[The End Of The War Show (1995)|The End Of The War Show]] by [[Tricia Court]]<br />
*[[Nasty Neighbours (1995)|Nasty Neighbours]] by [[Debbie Isitt]]<br />
*[[Uncle Vanya (1995)|Uncle Vanya]] by [[Anton Chekhov]]<br />
*[[Sunburnt Ears (New Version) (1995)|Sunburnt Ears (New Version)]] by [[Bill Moody]]<br />
*[[The Life And Death of Almost Everybody (1995)|The Life And Death of Almost Everybody]] by [[David Campton]]<br />
<br />
[[1996]]<br />
*[[Bad Day at Black Frog Creek (1996)|Bad Day at Black Frog Creek]] by [[John Gardiner]] & [[Fiz Coleman]]<br />
*[[The Lover (1996)|The Lover]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[Stage By Stage (1996)|Stage By Stage]] by Various<br />
*[[The Comedy Of Errors (1996)|The Comedy Of Errors]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[The Unforgiven (1996)|The Unforgiven]] by [[Sam Shepherd]]<br />
*[[The Babel Rap (1996)|The Babel Rap]] by [[John Lazarus]]<br />
*[[The Mirror Within (1996)|The Mirror Within]] by [[Devised]]<br />
*[[Stags And Hens (1996)|Stags And Hens]] by [[Willy Russell]]<br />
*[[The Visit (1996)|The Visit]] by [[Fredrich Durrenmatt]]<br />
*[[Prophesy To The Wind (1996)|Prophesy To The Wind]] by [[Norman Nicholson]]<br />
*[[The Mother Tongue (1996)|The Mother Tongue]] by [[Alan Franks]]<br />
*[[Little Murders (1996)|Little Murders]] by [[Jules Feiffer]]<br />
*[[Cabaret (1996)|Cabaret]] by [[Kander/Ebb/Masteroff]]<br />
*[[The Life of Galileo (1996)|The Life of Galileo]] by [[Bertolt Brecht]]<br />
*[[Portrait Of A Woman (1996)|Portrait Of A Woman]] by [[Michel Vinaver]] (translated by Donald Watson)<br />
*[[Happy Jack (1996)|Happy Jack]] by [[John Godber]]<br />
*[[Dancing at Lughnasa (1996)|Dancing at Lughnasa]] by [[Brian Friel]]<br />
*[[The Farndale ... Christmas Carol (1996)|The Farndale ... Christmas Carol]] by [[David McGillivray]] & [[Walter Zerlin Jnr]]<br />
<br />
[[1997]]<br />
*[[Measure For Measure (1997)|Measure For Measure]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Rats, Brats And Bureaucrats (1997)|Rats, Brats And Bureaucrats]] by [[Neil Rhodes]]<br />
*[[Shirley Valentine (1997)|Shirley Valentine]] by [[Willy Russell]]<br />
*[[Lucky Sods (1997)|Lucky Sods]] by [[John Godber]]<br />
*[[The Golden Door (1997)|The Golden Door]] by [[David Ashton]]<br />
*[[Someone Who'll Watch Over Me (1997)|Someone Who'll Watch Over Me]] by [[Frank McGuinness]]<br />
*[[Daisy Pulls It Off (1997)|Daisy Pulls It Off]] by [[Denise Deegan]]<br />
*[[Round And Round The Garden (1997)|Round And Round The Garden]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[A Midsummer Night's Dream (1997)|A Midsummer Night's Dream]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[The Crucible (1997)|The Crucible]] by [[Arthur Miller]]<br />
*[[Play It Again, Sam (1997)|Play It Again, Sam]] by [[Woody Allen]]<br />
*[[Bouncers (90s remix) (1997)|Bouncers (90s remix)]] by [[John Godber]]<br />
*[[Hedda Gabler (1997)|Hedda Gabler]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]<br />
*[[The Children's Hour (1997)|The Children's Hour]] by [[Lillian Hellman]]<br />
*[[The Killing Of Sister George (1997)|The Killing Of Sister George]] by [[Frank Marcus]]<br />
*[[When We Are Married (1997)|When We Are Married]] by [[J B Priestley]]<br />
<br />
[[1998]]<br />
*[[Praise Be To Gordon (1998)|Praise Be To Gordon]] by [[Paul Sharville]]<br />
*[[Shadowlands (1998)|Shadowlands]] by [[William Nicholson]]<br />
*[[A Slice of Saturday Night (1998)|A Slice of Saturday Night]] by [[The Heather Brothers]]<br />
*[[Anywhere To Anywhere (1998)|Anywhere To Anywhere]] by [[Joyce Halliday]]<br />
*[[The Nerd (1998)|The Nerd]] by [[Larry Shue]]<br />
*[[Guards! Guards! (1998)|Guards! Guards!]] by [[Terry Pratchett]]<br />
*[[Belles (1998)|Belles]] by [[Mark Dunne]]<br />
*[[Kafka's Dick (1998)|Kafka's Dick]] by [[Alan Bennett]]<br />
*[[The Trial (1998)|The Trial]] by [[Franz Kafka]]<br />
*[[Wait Until Dark (1998)|Wait Until Dark]] by [[Frederick Knott]]<br />
*[[Habeas Corpus (1998)|Habeas Corpus]] by [[Alan Bennett]]<br />
*[[Table Manners (1998)|Table Manners]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[Deathtrap (1998)|Deathtrap]] by [[Ira Levin]]<br />
*[[You Never Know Who's Out There (1998)|You Never Know Who's Out There]] by [[Debbie Issit]]<br />
*[[Dog Eat Dog (1998)|Dog Eat Dog]] by [[Derek Webb]]<br />
*[[Faith Healer (1998)|Faith Healer]] by [[Brian Friel]]<br />
*[[Groping For Words (1998)|Groping For Words]] by [[Sue Townsend]]<br />
*[[Sauce For The Goose (1998)|Sauce For The Goose]] by [[Georges Feydeau]] (translated by [[Peter Meyer]])<br />
<br />
[[1999]]<br />
*[[The Murder Room (1999)|The Murder Room]] by [[Jack Sharkey]]<br />
*[[Blithe Spirit (1999)|Blithe Spirit]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[Home And Beauty (1999)|Home And Beauty]] by [[Somerset Maugham]]<br />
*[[The Secret Diary Of Adrian Mole, Aged 13 3/4 (1999)|The Secret Diary Of Adrian Mole, Aged 13 3/4]] by [[Sue Townsend]]<br />
*[[Sweet Sorrow (1999)|Sweet Sorrow]] by [[Alan Plater]]<br />
*[[Taking Steps (1999)|Taking Steps]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[Visiting Hour (1999)|Visiting Hour]] by [[Richard Harris]]<br />
*[[Naked (1999)|Naked]] by [[Luigi Pirandello]]<br />
*[[Five Tellers Dancing In The Rain (1999)|Five Tellers Dancing In The Rain]] by [[Mark Dunn]]<br />
*[[The Merchant Of Venice (1999)|The Merchant Of Venice]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Chapter Two (1999)|Chapter Two]] by [[Neil Simon]]<br />
*[[Mort (1999)|Mort]] by [[Terry Pratchett]]<br />
*[[Marking Time (1999)|Marking Time]] by [[Michael Snelgrove]]<br />
*[[The Other Cinderella (1999)|The Other Cinderella]] by [[Nicholas Stewart Grey]]<br />
<br />
<br />
=== 2000 - 2009 ===<br />
<br />
[[2000]]<br />
*[[Much Ado About Nothing (2000)|Much Ado About Nothing]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Dreamjobs (2000)|Dreamjobs]] by [[Graham Jones]]<br />
*[[Glengarry Glen Ross (2000)|Glengarry Glen Ross]] by [[David Mamet]]<br />
*[[The Disorderly Women (2000)|The Disorderly Women]] by [[John Bowen]]<br />
*[[Up 'n' Under (2000)|Up 'n' Under]] by [[John Godber]]<br />
*[[Deckchairs (2000)|Deckchairs]] by [[Jean McConnell]]<br />
*[[Billy Liar (2000)|Billy Liar]] by [[Keith Waterhouse]] & [[Willis Hall]]<br />
*[[Huis Clos (2000)|Huis Clos]] by [[Jean-Paul Sartre]]<br />
*[[A Month Of Sundays (2000)|A Month Of Sundays]] by [[Bob Larbey]]<br />
*[[The Real Inspector Hound (2000)|The Real Inspector Hound]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[The Actor's Nightmare (2000)|The Actor's Nightmare]] by [[Christopher Durang]]<br />
*[[Sandcastles (2000)|Sandcastles]] by [[Bob Larbey]]<br />
*[[Hard Times (2000)|Hard Times]] by [[Charles Dickens]] (adapted by [[Stephen Jeffreys]])<br />
*[[Pride at Southanger Park (2000)|Pride at Southanger Park]] by [[Rupert Bean]]<br />
*[[Cinderella (2000)|Cinderella]] by [[Michael Green]]<br />
*[[The (12) Daze of Xmas (2000)|The (12) Daze of Xmas]] by [[Alan Buckman]]<br />
<br />
[[2001]]<br />
*[[Unsuitable For Adults (2001)|Unsuitable For Adults]] by [[Terry Johnson]]<br />
*[[Murder At The Howard Johnson's (2001)|Murder At The Howard Johnson's]] by [[Ron Clark]] & [[Sam Bobrick]]<br />
*[[Starlight (2001)|Starlight]] by [[Aiden Steer]]<br />
*[[New Morning (2001)|New Morning]] by [[Declan Hughes]]<br />
*[[Dealers Choice (2001)|Dealers Choice]] by [[Patrick Marber]]<br />
*[[Kindertransport (2001)|Kindertransport]] by [[Diane Samuels]]<br />
*[[What Brutes Men Are (2001)|What Brutes Men Are]] by [[Constance Cox]]<br />
*[[Daddy's Gone A-Hunting (2001)|Daddy's Gone A-Hunting]] by [[H Connolly]]<br />
*[[Monkey Monkey Bottle of Beer, How Many Monkeys Have We Here (2001)|Monkey Monkey Bottle of Beer, How Many Monkeys Have We Here]] by [[Marsha Sheiness]]<br />
*[[Latin(2001) |Latin]] by [[Stephen Fry]]<br />
*[[Les Liaisons Dangereuses (2001)|Les Liaisons Dangereuses]] by [[Christopher Hampton]] (adapted from [[Laclos]])<br />
*[[Black Widow (2001)|Black Widow]] by [[Paul Thain]]<br />
*[[Milgram's Shroud (2001)|Milgram's Shroud]] by [[Liam Campbell]]<br />
*[[The Memory Of Water (2001)|The Memory Of Water]] by [[Shelagh Stephenson]]<br />
*[[Other People's Money (2001)|Other People's Money]] by [[Jerry Sterner]]<br />
*[[Me & My Friend (2001)|Me & My Friend]] by [[Gillian Plowman]]<br />
*[[Twelfth Night (2001)|Twelfth Night]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Stars in the Morning Sky (2001)|Stars in the Morning Sky]] by [[Alexander Galin]]<br />
<br />
[[2002]]<br />
*[[Terra Nova (2002)|Terra Nova]] by [[Ted Tally]]<br />
*[[Two Gentlemen of Verona (2002)|Two Gentlemen of Verona]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[On Stage Write (2002)|On Stage Write]] by Various<br />
*[[Vinegar Tom (2002)|Vinegar Tom]] by [[Caryl Churchill]]<br />
*[[Easy Stages (2002)|Easy Stages]] & [[Don't Blame It On The Boots (2002)|Don't Blame It On The Boots]] by [[Nick Warburton]]<br />
*[[The Cagebirds (2002)|The Cagebirds]] by [[David Campton]]<br />
*[[The Monkey's Paw (2002)|The Monkey's Paw]] adapted by [[Jonathan Holloway]], short story [[WW Jacobs]]<br />
*[[Hamlet - The Murder Mystery (2002)|Hamlet - The Murder Mystery]] adapted from [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Love Upon The Throne (2002)|Love Upon The Throne]] by [[Patrick Barlow]]<br />
*[[Dead Guilty (2002)|Dead Guilty]] by [[Richard Harris]]<br />
*[[The Custard Cavalier (2002)|The Custard Cavalier]] by [[Peter Fortune]]<br />
*[[Passion Play (2002)|Passion Play]] by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
*[[Othello (2002)|Othello]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Privates on Parade (2002)|Privates on Parade]] by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
*[[Love Me Slender (2002)|Love Me Slender]] by [[Vanessa Brooks]]<br />
*[[Lettice and Lovage (2002)|Lettice and Lovage]] by [[Peter Shaffer]]<br />
*[[The Murder Game (2002)|The Murder Game]] by [[Constance Cox]]<br />
*[[Rebecca (2002)|Rebecca]] by [[Daphne du Maurier]] <br />
*[[Absurd Person Singular (2002)|Absurd Person Singular]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[About Alice (2002)|About Alice]] by [[Charles Laurence]]<br />
<br />
[[2003]]<br />
*[[The Stolen Princess (2003)|The Stolen Princess]] by [[Tim Hinchliffe]]<br />
*[[Copenhagen (2003)|Copenhagen]] by [[Michael Frayn]]<br />
*[[Hamp (2003)|Hamp]] by [[John Wilson]]<br />
*[[The Marriage-Go-Round (2003)|The Marriage-Go-Round]] by [[Leslie Stevens]]<br />
*[[Burst - A Warning From Recent History (2003)|Burst - A Warning From Recent History]] by [[C B Tempest]]<br />
*[[The Importance of Being Earnest (2003)|The Importance of Being Earnest]] by [[Oscar Wilde]]<br />
*[[Medea (2003)|Medea]] by [[Euripides]]<br />
*[[Come Into The Garden Maud (2003)|Come Into The Garden Maud]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[Melons At The Parsonage (2003)|Melons At The Parsonage]] by [[Nick Warburton]]<br />
*[[Death and the Maiden (2003)|Death and the Maiden]] by [[Ariel Dorfman]]<br />
*[[Between You and Me (2003)|Between You and Me]] by [[Alan Buckman]]<br />
*[[Carpe Jugulum (2003)|Carpe Jugulum]] by [[Terry Pratchett]] adapted by [[Stephen Briggs]]<br />
*[[The Cherry Orchard (2003)|The Cherry Orchard]] by [[Anton Chekhov]]<br />
*[[Catch-22 (2003)|Catch-22]] by [[Joseph Heller]]<br />
*[[The Country Wife (2003)|The Country Wife]] by [[William Wycherley]]<br />
*[[The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe (2003)|The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe]] by [[CS Lewis]] dramatised by [[Adrian Mitchell]]<br />
*[[The Maids (2003)|The Maids]] by [[Jean Genet]]<br />
*[[Escapes (2003)|Escapes]] and [[That Man Melmoth (2003)|That Man Melmoth]] by [[Dee Fancett]] and [[Ken Lucas]]<br />
*[[Not About Heroes (2003)|Not About Heroes]] by [[Stephen McDonald]]<br />
*[[The Tempest (2003)|The Tempest]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Stevie (2003)|Stevie]] by [[Hugh Whitemore]]<br />
<br />
[[2004]]<br />
*[[Baby With The Bathwater (2004)|Baby With The Bathwater]] by [[Christopher Durang]]<br />
*[[Stepping Out (2004)|Stepping Out]] by [[Richard Harris]]<br />
*[[Four Nights in Knaresborough (2004)|Four Nights in Knaresborough]] by [[Paul Webb]]<br />
*[[One For The Road (2004)|One For The Road]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[The Duck Variations (2004)|The Duck Variations]] by [[David Mamet]]<br />
*[[Green Forms (2004)|Green Forms]] by [[Alan Bennett]]<br />
*[[Absent Friends (2004)|Absent Friends]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[[Blood Wedding (2004)|Blood Wedding]] by [[Federico Garcia Lorca]]<br />
*[[The Miser (2004)|The Miser]] by [[Molière]]<br />
*[[Two (2004)|Two]] by [[Jim Cartwright]]<br />
*[[Loot (2004)|Loot]] by [[Joe Orton]]<br />
*[[The Ruffian on the Stair (2004)|The Ruffian on the Stair]] by [[Joe Orton]]<br />
*[[Fall (2004)|Fall]] by [[James Saunders]]<br />
*[[Translations (2004)|Translations]] by [[Brian Friel]]<br />
*[[Romeo and Juliet (2004)|Romeo and Juliet]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Female Transport (2004)|Female Transport]] by [[Steve Gooch]]<br />
*[[Rats! (2004)|Rats!]] by [[Chris Loft]] & [[Andy Merrifield]]<br />
*[[The Silent Fields (2004)|The Silent Fields]] by [[Robert Sloan]]<br />
*[[Paddington Train (2004)|Paddington Train]] by [[Peter Medd]]<br />
*[[Video Nasty (2004)|Video Nasty]] by [[Mark Bullock]]<br />
*[[Hysteria (2004)|Hysteria]] by [[Terry Johnson]]<br />
*[[Under Milk Wood (2004)|Under Milk Wood]] by [[Dylan Thomas]]<br />
*[[Noises Off (2004)|Noises Off]] by [[Michael Frayn]]<br />
*[[Macbeth (2004)|Macbeth]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
<br />
[[2005]]<br />
*[[Dick Whittington & His Cat (2005)|Dick Whittington & His Cat]] by [[Stuart Ardern]]<br />
*[[Roberto Zucco (2005)|Roberto Zucco]] by [[Bernard-Marie Koltès]]<br />
*[[Loveplay (2005)|Loveplay]] by [[Moira Buffini]]<br />
*[[Fuente Ovejuna (2005)|Fuente Ovejuna]] by [[Lope de Vega]]<br />
*[[From Shakespeare With Love (2005)|From Shakespeare With Love]] by [[Jonathan Dorf]]<br />
*[[Servant of Two Masters (2005)|Servant of Two Masters]] by [[Carlo Goldoni]] adapted by [[Wonderbolt Circus]] <br />
*[[A Doll's House (2005)|A Doll's House]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]<br />
*[[On The Razzle (2005)|On The Razzle]] by [[Tom Stoppard]]<br />
*[[Footprints in the Sand (2005)|Footprints in the Sand]] by [[Colin Crowther]]<br />
*[[Boston Marriage (2005)|Boston Marriage]] by [[David Mamet]]<br />
*[[A Clockwork Orange (2005)|A Clockwork Orange]] by [[Anthony Burgess]]<br />
*[[The Farndale ... Macbeth (2005)|The Farndale ... Macbeth]] by [[David McGillivray]] & [[Walter Zerlin Jnr]]<br />
*[[Throwing Stones (2005)|Throwing Stones]] by [[Christopher John Ball]] & [[Dean Sipling]]<br />
*[[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] by [[Sharman McDonald]]<br />
*[[Between Worlds (2005)|Between Worlds]] by [[Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt]]<br />
*[[The Weir (2005)|The Weir]] by [[Conor McPherson]]<br />
*[[The Dracula Spectacula (2005)|The Dracula Spectacula]] by [[John Gardiner]] & [[Andrew Parr]]<br />
*[[Road (2005)|Road]] by [[Jim Cartwright]]<br />
*[[Two Plays (2005)|Two Plays]] by [[Brian Friel]] Meets [[Anton Chekhov]]<br />
*[[My Night With Reg (2005)|My Night With Reg]] by [[Kevin Elyot]]<br />
*[[Playhouse Creatures (2005)|Playhouse Creatures]] by [[April de Angelis]]<br />
<br />
[[2006]]<br />
*[[The Sleeping Beauty (2006)|The Sleeping Beauty]] by [[Norman Robbins]]<br />
*[[Serjeant Musgrave's Dance (2006)|Serjeant Musgrave's Dance]] by [[John Arden]]<br />
*[[The Lesson (2006)|The Lesson]] by [[Eugene Ionesco]]<br />
*[[Our Man (2006)|Our Man]] by [[Daniel Clucas]]<br />
*[[Cry (2006)|Cry]] by [[Andrew Scott]]<br />
*[[Departure Lounge (2006)|Departure Lounge]] by [[Stuart Draper]]<br />
*[[Stay With Me (2006)|Stay With Me]] by [[Stuart Draper]]<br />
*[[Woolfie (2006)|Woolfie]] by [[Sybil St Claire]]<br />
*[[The Monster Quest (2006)|The Monster Quest]] by [[Simon Holland]]<br />
*[[Vincent in Brixton (2006)|Vincent in Brixton]] by [[Nicholas Wright]]<br />
*[[Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman (2006)|Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman]] by [[Dario Fo]]<br />
*[[Rattlesnakes (2006)|Rattlesnakes]] by [[Graham Farrow]]<br />
*[[The Sacred Flame (2006)|Sacred Flame]] by [[Somerset Maugham]]<br />
*[[Tomfoolery (2006)|Tomfoolery]] by [[Tom Lehrer]]<br />
*[[Tom Jones (2006)|Tom Jones]] by [[Joan Macalpine]], based on the novel by [[Henry Fielding]]<br />
*[[Chinese Coffee (2006)|Chinese Coffee]] by [[Ira Lewis]]<br />
*[[Richard III (2006)|Richard III]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[The Positive Hour (2006)|The Positive Hour]] by [[April de Angelis]]<br />
*[[The Dust Collectors (2006)|The Dust Collectors]] by [[Simon Holland]] and [[Tom Curtis]]<br />
*[[Cloud Nine (2006)|Cloud Nine]] by [[Caryl Churchill]]<br />
*[[Private Lives (2006)|Private Lives]] by [[Noel Coward]]<br />
*[[The Fall of the House of Usher (2006)|The Fall of the House of Usher]] by [[Robert Lanier]] from [[Edgar Allan Poe]]<br />
*[[Neville's Island (2006)|Neville's Island]] by [[Tim Firth]]<br />
*[[Blue/Orange (2006)|Blue/Orange]] by [[Joe Penhall]]<br />
*[[A Christmas Carol (2006)|A Christmas Carol]] by [[Charles Dickens]] adapted by [[Shaun Sutton]]<br />
<br />
[[2007]]<br />
*[[Rock Concert (2007)|Rock Concert]] (Del Newman Band and guests)<br />
*[[The Hothouse (2007)|The Hothouse]] by [[Harold Pinter]]<br />
*[[The Donahue Sisters (2007)|The Donahue Sisters]] by [[Geraldine Aron]]<br />
*[[Come and Go (2007)|Come and Go]] by [[Samuel Beckett]]<br />
*[[Who Was Hilary Maconochie? (2007)|Who Was Hilary Maconochie?]] by [[James Saunders]]<br />
*[[The Crucible (2007)|The Crucible]] by [[Arthur Miller]]<br />
*[[Supanova (2007)|Supanova]] by Various<br />
*[[Green Inc. (2007)| Green Inc.]] by [[Simon Holland]]<br />
*[[Rain On Me (2007)|Rain On Me]] by [[Mark Rees]]<br />
*[[Danish Bacon (2007)|Danish Bacon]] by [[Stuart Draper]]<br />
*[[The Little Foxes (2007)|The Little Foxes]] by [[Lillian Hellman]]<br />
*[[Crazy Gary's Mobile Disco (2007)|Crazy Gary's Mobile Disco]] by [[Gary Owen]]<br />
*[[Dr Faustus (2007)|Dr Faustus]] by [[Christopher Marlowe]] adapted by [[Maria Bates]]<br />
*[[The Libertine (2007)|The Libertine]] by [[Stephen Jeffreys]]<br />
*[[Volpone (2007)|Volpone]] by [[Ben Jonson]]<br />
*[[Straight and Narrow (2007)|Straight and Narrow]] by [[Jimmy Chinn]]<br />
*[[The Hot Mikado (2007)|The Hot Mikado]] by [[David H Bell]] and [[Rob Bowman]]<br />
*[[Julius Caesar (2007)|Julius Caesar]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Black Comedy (2007)|Black Comedy]] by [[Peter Shaffer]]<br />
*[[Beautiful Thing (2007)|Beautiful Thing]] by [[Jonathan Harvey]]<br />
*[[Nothing Was Stirring (2007)|Nothing Was Stirring]] by [[Stuart Draper]]<br />
*[[Girl Friday (2007)|Girl Friday]] by [[Jem Solak]]<br />
*[[A Midsummer Night's Dream (2007)|A Midsummer Night's Dream]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (2007)|A Day in the Death of Joe Egg]] by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
*[[Anna in the Tropics (2007)|Anna in the Tropics]] by [[Nilo Cruz]]<br />
*[[Kafka's Dick (2007)|Kafka's Dick]] by [[Alan Bennett]]<br />
*[[Aladdin (2007)|Aladdin]] by [[Stuart Draper]]<br />
<br />
[[2008]]<br />
*[[Veronica's Room (2008)|Veronica's Room]] by [[Ira Levin]]<br />
*[[Oleanna (2008)|Oleanna]] by [[David Mamet]]<br />
*[[Dracula (2008)|Dracula]] by [[Bram Stoker]], adapted by [[Mark Bullock]] <br />
*[[Dublin Carol (2008)|Dublin Carol]] by [[Conor McPherson]]<br />
*[[Animal Farm (2008)|Animal Farm]] by [[George Orwell]], adapted by [[Ian Wooldridge]]<br />
*[[The Winter's Tale (2008)|The Winter's Tale]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[A Slice of Saturday Night (2008)|A Slice of Saturday Night]] by [[The Heather Brothers]]<br />
*[[The Fire Raisers (2008)|The Fire Raisers]] by [[Max Frisch]]<br />
*[[The Parting Glass (2008)|The Parting Glass]] by [[Colm O'Neill]] & [[Various]]<br />
*[[The Beguiled (2008)|The Beguiled]] by [[Thomas Cullinan]], adapted by [[David White]] <br />
*[[Bullshot Crummond (2008)|Bullshot Crummond]] by [[Ron House]], [[Diz White]], [[John Neville-Andrews]], [[Alan Shearman]], and [[Derek Cunningham]]<br />
*[[Gosforth's Fête (2008)|Gosforth's Fête]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]<br />
*[['Dentity Crisis (2008)|'Dentity Crisis]] by [[Christopher Durang]]<br />
*[[Endgame (2008)|Endgame]] by [[Samuel Beckett]]<br />
*Youth Show (ages 8-12)<br />
*[[A Russian in the Woods (2008)|A Russian in the Woods]] by [[Peter Whelan]] <br />
*[[The Dice House (2008)|The Dice House]] by [[Paul Lucas]]<br />
*[[Burglary for Beginners (2008)|Burglary for Beginners]] by [[Jem Solak]]<br />
*[[Bang, You're Dead! (2008)|Bang, You're Dead!]] by [[Paul Reakes]] <br />
*[[Be My Baby (2008)|Be My Baby]] by [[Amanda Whittington]]<br />
*[[The The Elephant Man (2008)|The Elephant Man]] by [[]] <br />
*[[Dinner (2008)|Dinner]] by [[Moira Buffini]]<br />
*[[The School for Scandal (2008)|The School for Scandal]] by [[Richard Brinsley Sheridan]]<br />
*[[Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens (2008)|Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens]] by [[Bill Russell]] & [[Janet Hood]]<br />
*[[Inheritance (2008)|Inheritance]] by [[Hannie Rayson]] <br />
*[[King Lear (2008)|King Lear]] by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
*[[Cinderella (2008)|Cinderella]] by [[Stuart Draper]]<br />
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<div>[[Image:ARCADIAWEBFLYER.jpg|thumb|600px|Poster by [[Maria Bates]]]]<br />
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Performances: Tuesday 2nd - Saturday 6th September [[2008]], [[Bell Theatre]]<br />
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== Auditions == <br />
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*Sunday 11th May, 6-8pm (Rehearsal room)<br />
*Monday 12th May, 8-10pm (Prompt Corner)<br />
*Tuesday 13th May, 8-10pm (Bell Theatre)<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
Stoppard’s 1993 comedy Arcadia has long been hailed as his greatest work amongst an impressive list of critical and commercial successes.<br />
<br />
Set in 1809 and the present day in the same room in Sidley Park, Derbyshire, this hilariously funny and moving story revolves around members of the Croom family, as well as visitors to their estate and their modern day counterparts.<br />
<br />
Thomasina, the 13 year old maths prodigy has an unquenchable thirst for knowledge, seeking of her tutor Septimus the meaning of Fermat’s Last Theorum, Chaos Theory and carnal embrace in one dizzying lesson. Septimus, no stranger to carnal embrace himself, has to avoid a duel with second-rate poet Ezra Chater following a ‘perpendicular poke’ with Chater’s wife in the gazebo. Meanwhile Lady Croom has her own designs on Septimus, ‘Culpability’ Noakes, the landscape architect, has designs on her ladyship's gardens and dashing young Romantic Lord Byron is game for anything.<br />
<br />
These scenes alternate with those involving pompous academic Bernard Nightingale, researcher Hannah Jarvis and mathematician Valentine Coverly as they work, in the present day, to uncover the truth of the past from clues left in letters, books and commodes. Whilst we see the truth of these events, our modern day sleuths manage to jump to the most unlikely conclusions with only the scantest of evidence. Did the young Byron murder Chater in a duel before fleeing the country, what is the significance of a tropical monkey bite and who is the mysterious hermit living in the grounds?<br />
<br />
This play shows Stoppard at his mind-blowing best as he plays havoc with time and his characters sensibilities and we, the audience, are the only ones invited to the party. Alternating between past and present we see how those in the past yearn to know the future, while our own contemporaries long for the past. In the final scene both sets of characters occupy the same space and play out their own conclusions separated by the centuries.<br />
<br />
<blockquote><br />
Arcadia won the 1993 Olivier Award for Best Play and the 1995 New York Drama Critics Award.<br />
</blockquote><br />
<blockquote><br />
"I have never left a new play more convinced that I'd just witnessed a masterpiece." ''Daily Telegraph''<br />
</blockquote><br />
<blockquote><br />
“This is a brilliant, brilliant play. A play of ideas, of consummate theatricality, of sophisticated entertainment and of heartache for time never to be regained” ''Sunday Times''<br />
</blockquote><br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
<br />
*Thomasina Coverly - [[#Auditions|Your name here...]] <br />
*Septimus Hodge - [[#Auditions|Your name here...]]<br />
*Jellaby - [[#Auditions|Your name here...]]<br />
*Ezra Chater - [[#Auditions|Your name here...]] <br />
*Richard Noakes - [[#Auditions|Your name here...]]<br />
*Lady Croom - [[#Auditions|Your name here...]]<br />
*Capt. Brice, RN - [[#Auditions|Your name here...]] <br />
*Hannah Jarvis - [[#Auditions|Your name here...]]<br />
*Chloe Coverly - [[#Auditions|Your name here...]]<br />
*Bernard Nightingale - [[#Auditions|Your name here...]] <br />
*Valentine Coverly - [[#Auditions|Your name here...]]<br />
*Gus Coverly - [[#Auditions|Your name here...]]<br />
*Augustus Coverly - [[#Auditions|Your name here...]]<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Assistant Director - [[Kat Moody]]<br />
*Set Design - [[Alan Buckman]]<br />
*Costume - [[Hannah Gabrielle]]<br />
*Sound Design and original music - [[Gerard Johnson]]<br />
*Stage Manager - [[Jane Moorhead]]<br />
*Lighting Operator - [[Sarah Farage]]<br />
<br />
== Reviews ==<br />
<br />
Some review quotes go here<br />
<br />
<br />
== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
<br />
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.<br />
<br />
Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<references/><br />
<br />
== External Links ==</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=Privates_on_Parade_(2002)Privates on Parade (2002)2008-05-10T23:02:47Z<p>86.129.107.2: /* See Also */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Image:PrivatesPoster.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Stuart Draper]]]]<br />
<br />
by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
<br />
Music by [[Denis King]]<br />
<br />
<br />
Directed by [[Elaine Heath]] <br />
<br />
Performances: Sat 31st August - Sat 7th September [[2002]], [[Bell Theatre]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
A subversive comedy about an army entertainment corps stationed in South East Asia in 1948, Privates on Parade charts the journey of young Steven Flowers, who is thrown into the Song and Dance Unit South East Asia, deep in the Malayan jungle. By evoking the great stars of the time, from Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers to Carmen Miranda and Noël Coward, he achieves a spectacular rite of passage with a little help from the outrageous Captain Terri Dennis.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichols's 1977 revue-style portrait of Army life, set in 1940s Malaya and documenting the frenetically sexual, mostly gay, often desperate antics of a song-and-dance unit, attached, as one soldier drawls, to 'the Queen's Own Middlesex Regiment'.<br />
<br />
The show has eleven musical numbers, most of them pastiches of styles of the day, such as "Could you please inform us how we came to lose the war" a homage to Noël Coward, and "Sunnyside Lane" a Flanagan and Allen number.<br />
<br />
The play is largely based on Nicols's own post-wartime experiences as a member of C.S.E or Combined Services Entertainments, where he shared a stage with none other than John Schlesinger, Stanley Baxter and Kenneth Williams. The outfit, under command of "stiff-upper-lip" Major Giles Flack, is a performance unit called SADUESA: Song and Dance Unit, South-East Asia. The company is also under the command of an outlandish theatrical queen, Dennis. Together, the unlikely duo of Flack and Dennis have to prepare the troupe for the tour of the war zone. They are accompanied by a psychotic Sargent-Major, who's involved in selling arms to rebels; and a young officer, recently transfered from the Intelligence Corps. <br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
*Major Giles Flack - [[Alan Jarvis]]<br />
*Acting Captain Terri Dennis - [[Joe St Johanser]]<br />
*Sergeant Major Reg Drummond - [[Bob Callender]]<br />
*Sylvia Morgan - [[Elinor Morgan-Jones]]<br />
*Flight Sergeant Kevin Cartwright - [[Joe Williams]]<br />
*Corporal Len Bonny - [[Richard Watkins]]<br />
*Lance Corporal Charles Bishop - [[Stuart Flitton]]<br />
*Leading Aircraftman Eric Young-Love - [[Andrew Naussbahm]]<br />
*Private Steven Flowers - [[Simon Holland]]<br />
*Lee - [[Mark Davies]]<br />
*Cheng - [[Ying Chan]]<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Musical Director - [[Alan Walker]]<br />
*Choreographer - [[Anna York]]<br />
*Stage Managers - [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Pat Laban]]<br />
*Lighting Design - [[Mike Elliot]]<br />
*Lighting Operator - [[Sarah Farage]]<br />
*Sound Design - [[Andrew Rickinson]] with assistance from [[Chris Vian-Smith]], [[Brian Fretwell]] & [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*Sound Operator - [[Brian Fretwell]]<br />
*Set Design - [[Adam O'Riley]]<br />
*Set Construction - [[Adam O'Riley]], [[Daniel McConnon]], [[Bob Callendar]], [[Stuart Flitton]], [[Bernard Bullbrook|Bernie Bullbrook]], [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Anton Krause]]<br />
*Prompt - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
*Military Advisor and Drill Tutor - [[Peter Fortune]]<br />
*Stunt Co-ordinator - [[Clive Russell]]<br />
*Wardrobe - [[Val Williams]], [[Shirley Heath]] & Flame Torbay Costume Hire<br />
*Dresser - [[Phillipe]]<br />
*Wig Master & Hair Stylist - [[Jay Michaels]]<br />
*Make-up - [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*P.A. - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
<br />
== Reviews ==<br />
<br />
From the Croydon Advertiser.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichol's play is about a song and dance init in Malaysia following the second world war. Cue the inevitable comparison with teh TV sitcom <i> It Ain't Half Hot Mum</i> which this production cleverly acknolwledges at one point by playing its signature tune offstage.<br />
<br />
SADUSEA (Song And Dance Unit South East Asia), under the command of the blimpish Major Flack, is like Fred Karno's army with a gay flavour. Acting Cpatqain Terri Dennis being its resident queen. It is based on Nichlo's own Far East experience in the Combined Services along such comic luminaries as Kenneth Williams and Stanley Baxter.<br />
<br />
The ambience is captured with a good deal of flair in Elaine Heath's spirited production. The life and soul of the party is Joe St Johanser's busy, fussy Terri Denis, about whom my only criticism would be its superabundance of camp. Very funny, even inspired, yet I think it could make its point with just a modicum of restraint.<br />
<br />
There is not much rrestraint about Alan Jarvis as the bristling Major Flack. And quite right too, for he paints a flawless picture of the dim, fanatical, God-fearing British officer at his best, or worst; an arrow shot with deadly accuracy.<br />
<br />
Simon Holland is Private Steven Flowers, probably the author himself, the wide-eyed innocent who brings a bit of culture into the proceedings. Elinor Morgan-Jones is the Welsh-English girl responsible for his rite of passage: a true and sincere performance though needing a touch of the brake, a bit of space and time between the words, in the interest of better audibility.<br />
<br />
The rest are mainly "types" generally played with much panache, especially Bob Callendar as the unpleasant Sergeant-Major, and Richard Watkins as the thick, hard-swearing, genial Brummie, Len Bonny, whose death in action comes as a shock amidst the prancing proceedings.<br />
<br />
Donald Madgwick<br />
<br />
== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
<br />
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
Have there been other SLT/SLTC productions of this play? Link to them here.<br />
<br />
Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<references/><br />
<br />
== External Links ==<br />
<br />
[[Category:Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Musical Theatre and Revue]]<br />
[[Category:Gala Productions]]</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=Privates_on_Parade_(2002)Privates on Parade (2002)2008-05-10T23:02:29Z<p>86.129.107.2: /* Reviews */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Image:PrivatesPoster.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Stuart Draper]]]]<br />
<br />
by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
<br />
Music by [[Denis King]]<br />
<br />
<br />
Directed by [[Elaine Heath]] <br />
<br />
Performances: Sat 31st August - Sat 7th September [[2002]], [[Bell Theatre]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
A subversive comedy about an army entertainment corps stationed in South East Asia in 1948, Privates on Parade charts the journey of young Steven Flowers, who is thrown into the Song and Dance Unit South East Asia, deep in the Malayan jungle. By evoking the great stars of the time, from Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers to Carmen Miranda and Noël Coward, he achieves a spectacular rite of passage with a little help from the outrageous Captain Terri Dennis.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichols's 1977 revue-style portrait of Army life, set in 1940s Malaya and documenting the frenetically sexual, mostly gay, often desperate antics of a song-and-dance unit, attached, as one soldier drawls, to 'the Queen's Own Middlesex Regiment'.<br />
<br />
The show has eleven musical numbers, most of them pastiches of styles of the day, such as "Could you please inform us how we came to lose the war" a homage to Noël Coward, and "Sunnyside Lane" a Flanagan and Allen number.<br />
<br />
The play is largely based on Nicols's own post-wartime experiences as a member of C.S.E or Combined Services Entertainments, where he shared a stage with none other than John Schlesinger, Stanley Baxter and Kenneth Williams. The outfit, under command of "stiff-upper-lip" Major Giles Flack, is a performance unit called SADUESA: Song and Dance Unit, South-East Asia. The company is also under the command of an outlandish theatrical queen, Dennis. Together, the unlikely duo of Flack and Dennis have to prepare the troupe for the tour of the war zone. They are accompanied by a psychotic Sargent-Major, who's involved in selling arms to rebels; and a young officer, recently transfered from the Intelligence Corps. <br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
*Major Giles Flack - [[Alan Jarvis]]<br />
*Acting Captain Terri Dennis - [[Joe St Johanser]]<br />
*Sergeant Major Reg Drummond - [[Bob Callender]]<br />
*Sylvia Morgan - [[Elinor Morgan-Jones]]<br />
*Flight Sergeant Kevin Cartwright - [[Joe Williams]]<br />
*Corporal Len Bonny - [[Richard Watkins]]<br />
*Lance Corporal Charles Bishop - [[Stuart Flitton]]<br />
*Leading Aircraftman Eric Young-Love - [[Andrew Naussbahm]]<br />
*Private Steven Flowers - [[Simon Holland]]<br />
*Lee - [[Mark Davies]]<br />
*Cheng - [[Ying Chan]]<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Musical Director - [[Alan Walker]]<br />
*Choreographer - [[Anna York]]<br />
*Stage Managers - [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Pat Laban]]<br />
*Lighting Design - [[Mike Elliot]]<br />
*Lighting Operator - [[Sarah Farage]]<br />
*Sound Design - [[Andrew Rickinson]] with assistance from [[Chris Vian-Smith]], [[Brian Fretwell]] & [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*Sound Operator - [[Brian Fretwell]]<br />
*Set Design - [[Adam O'Riley]]<br />
*Set Construction - [[Adam O'Riley]], [[Daniel McConnon]], [[Bob Callendar]], [[Stuart Flitton]], [[Bernard Bullbrook|Bernie Bullbrook]], [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Anton Krause]]<br />
*Prompt - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
*Military Advisor and Drill Tutor - [[Peter Fortune]]<br />
*Stunt Co-ordinator - [[Clive Russell]]<br />
*Wardrobe - [[Val Williams]], [[Shirley Heath]] & Flame Torbay Costume Hire<br />
*Dresser - [[Phillipe]]<br />
*Wig Master & Hair Stylist - [[Jay Michaels]]<br />
*Make-up - [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*P.A. - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
<br />
== Reviews ==<br />
<br />
From the Croydon Advertiser.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichol's play is about a song and dance init in Malaysia following the second world war. Cue the inevitable comparison with teh TV sitcom <i> It Ain't Half Hot Mum</i> which this production cleverly acknolwledges at one point by playing its signature tune offstage.<br />
<br />
SADUSEA (Song And Dance Unit South East Asia), under the command of the blimpish Major Flack, is like Fred Karno's army with a gay flavour. Acting Cpatqain Terri Dennis being its resident queen. It is based on Nichlo's own Far East experience in the Combined Services along such comic luminaries as Kenneth Williams and Stanley Baxter.<br />
<br />
The ambience is captured with a good deal of flair in Elaine Heath's spirited production. The life and soul of the party is Joe St Johanser's busy, fussy Terri Denis, about whom my only criticism would be its superabundance of camp. Very funny, even inspired, yet I think it could make its point with just a modicum of restraint.<br />
<br />
There is not much rrestraint about Alan Jarvis as the bristling Major Flack. And quite right too, for he paints a flawless picture of the dim, fanatical, God-fearing British officer at his best, or worst; an arrow shot with deadly accuracy.<br />
<br />
Simon Holland is Private Steven Flowers, probably the author himself, the wide-eyed innocent who brings a bit of culture into the proceedings. Elinor Morgan-Jones is the Welsh-English girl responsible for his rite of passage: a true and sincere performance though needing a touch of the brake, a bit of space and time between the words, in the interest of better audibility.<br />
<br />
The rest are mainly "types" generally played with much panache, especially Bob Callendar as the unpleasant Sergeant-Major, and Richard Watkins as the thick, hard-swearing, genial Brummie, Len Bonny, whose death in action comes as a shock amidst the prancing proceedings.<br />
<br />
Donald Madgwick<br />
<br />
== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
<br />
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.<br />
<br />
Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<references/><br />
<br />
== External Links ==<br />
<br />
[[Category:Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Musical Theatre and Revue]]<br />
[[Category:Gala Productions]]</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=Privates_on_Parade_(2002)Privates on Parade (2002)2008-05-10T23:02:15Z<p>86.129.107.2: /* Reviews */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Image:PrivatesPoster.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Stuart Draper]]]]<br />
<br />
by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
<br />
Music by [[Denis King]]<br />
<br />
<br />
Directed by [[Elaine Heath]] <br />
<br />
Performances: Sat 31st August - Sat 7th September [[2002]], [[Bell Theatre]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
A subversive comedy about an army entertainment corps stationed in South East Asia in 1948, Privates on Parade charts the journey of young Steven Flowers, who is thrown into the Song and Dance Unit South East Asia, deep in the Malayan jungle. By evoking the great stars of the time, from Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers to Carmen Miranda and Noël Coward, he achieves a spectacular rite of passage with a little help from the outrageous Captain Terri Dennis.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichols's 1977 revue-style portrait of Army life, set in 1940s Malaya and documenting the frenetically sexual, mostly gay, often desperate antics of a song-and-dance unit, attached, as one soldier drawls, to 'the Queen's Own Middlesex Regiment'.<br />
<br />
The show has eleven musical numbers, most of them pastiches of styles of the day, such as "Could you please inform us how we came to lose the war" a homage to Noël Coward, and "Sunnyside Lane" a Flanagan and Allen number.<br />
<br />
The play is largely based on Nicols's own post-wartime experiences as a member of C.S.E or Combined Services Entertainments, where he shared a stage with none other than John Schlesinger, Stanley Baxter and Kenneth Williams. The outfit, under command of "stiff-upper-lip" Major Giles Flack, is a performance unit called SADUESA: Song and Dance Unit, South-East Asia. The company is also under the command of an outlandish theatrical queen, Dennis. Together, the unlikely duo of Flack and Dennis have to prepare the troupe for the tour of the war zone. They are accompanied by a psychotic Sargent-Major, who's involved in selling arms to rebels; and a young officer, recently transfered from the Intelligence Corps. <br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
*Major Giles Flack - [[Alan Jarvis]]<br />
*Acting Captain Terri Dennis - [[Joe St Johanser]]<br />
*Sergeant Major Reg Drummond - [[Bob Callender]]<br />
*Sylvia Morgan - [[Elinor Morgan-Jones]]<br />
*Flight Sergeant Kevin Cartwright - [[Joe Williams]]<br />
*Corporal Len Bonny - [[Richard Watkins]]<br />
*Lance Corporal Charles Bishop - [[Stuart Flitton]]<br />
*Leading Aircraftman Eric Young-Love - [[Andrew Naussbahm]]<br />
*Private Steven Flowers - [[Simon Holland]]<br />
*Lee - [[Mark Davies]]<br />
*Cheng - [[Ying Chan]]<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Musical Director - [[Alan Walker]]<br />
*Choreographer - [[Anna York]]<br />
*Stage Managers - [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Pat Laban]]<br />
*Lighting Design - [[Mike Elliot]]<br />
*Lighting Operator - [[Sarah Farage]]<br />
*Sound Design - [[Andrew Rickinson]] with assistance from [[Chris Vian-Smith]], [[Brian Fretwell]] & [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*Sound Operator - [[Brian Fretwell]]<br />
*Set Design - [[Adam O'Riley]]<br />
*Set Construction - [[Adam O'Riley]], [[Daniel McConnon]], [[Bob Callendar]], [[Stuart Flitton]], [[Bernard Bullbrook|Bernie Bullbrook]], [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Anton Krause]]<br />
*Prompt - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
*Military Advisor and Drill Tutor - [[Peter Fortune]]<br />
*Stunt Co-ordinator - [[Clive Russell]]<br />
*Wardrobe - [[Val Williams]], [[Shirley Heath]] & Flame Torbay Costume Hire<br />
*Dresser - [[Phillipe]]<br />
*Wig Master & Hair Stylist - [[Jay Michaels]]<br />
*Make-up - [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*P.A. - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
<br />
== Reviews ==<br />
<br />
From the Croydon Advertiser.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichol's play is about a song and dance init in Malaysia following the second world war. Cue the inevitable comparison with teh TV sitcom <i> It Ain't Half Hot Mum</i> which this production cleverly acknolwledges at one point by playing its signature tune offstage.<br />
<br />
SADUSEA (Song And Dance Unit South East Asia), under the command of the blimpish Major Flack, is like Fred Karno's army with a gay flavour. Acting Cpatqain Terri Dennis being its resident queen. It is based on Nichlo's own Far East experience in the Combined Services along such comic luminaries as Kenneth Williams and Stanley Baxter.<br />
<br />
The ambience is captured with a good deal of flair in Elaine Heath's spirited production. The life and soul of the party is Joe St Johanser's busy, fussy Terri Denis, about whom my only criticism would be its superabundance of camp. Very funny, even inspired, yet I think it could make its point with just a modicum of restraint.<br />
<br />
There is not much rrestraint about Alan JArvis as the bristling Major Flack. And quite right too, for he paints a flawless picture of the dim, fanatical, God-fearing British officer at his best, or worst; an arrow shot with deadly accuracy.<br />
<br />
Simon Holland is Private Steven Flowers, probably the author himself, the wide-eyed innocent who brings a bit of culture into the proceedings. Elinor Morgan-Jones is the Welsh-English girl responsible for his rite of passage: a true and sincere performance though needing a touch of the brake, a bit of space and time between the words, in the interest of better audibility.<br />
<br />
The rest are mainly "types" generally played with much panache, especially Bob Callendar as the unpleasant Sergeant-Major, and Richard Watkins as the thick, hard-swearing, genial Brummie, Len Bonny, whose death in action comes as a shock amidst the prancing proceedings.<br />
<br />
Donald Madgwick<br />
<br />
== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
<br />
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.<br />
<br />
Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<references/><br />
<br />
== External Links ==<br />
<br />
[[Category:Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Musical Theatre and Revue]]<br />
[[Category:Gala Productions]]</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=Privates_on_Parade_(2002)Privates on Parade (2002)2008-05-10T23:01:23Z<p>86.129.107.2: /* Reviews */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Image:PrivatesPoster.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Stuart Draper]]]]<br />
<br />
by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
<br />
Music by [[Denis King]]<br />
<br />
<br />
Directed by [[Elaine Heath]] <br />
<br />
Performances: Sat 31st August - Sat 7th September [[2002]], [[Bell Theatre]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
A subversive comedy about an army entertainment corps stationed in South East Asia in 1948, Privates on Parade charts the journey of young Steven Flowers, who is thrown into the Song and Dance Unit South East Asia, deep in the Malayan jungle. By evoking the great stars of the time, from Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers to Carmen Miranda and Noël Coward, he achieves a spectacular rite of passage with a little help from the outrageous Captain Terri Dennis.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichols's 1977 revue-style portrait of Army life, set in 1940s Malaya and documenting the frenetically sexual, mostly gay, often desperate antics of a song-and-dance unit, attached, as one soldier drawls, to 'the Queen's Own Middlesex Regiment'.<br />
<br />
The show has eleven musical numbers, most of them pastiches of styles of the day, such as "Could you please inform us how we came to lose the war" a homage to Noël Coward, and "Sunnyside Lane" a Flanagan and Allen number.<br />
<br />
The play is largely based on Nicols's own post-wartime experiences as a member of C.S.E or Combined Services Entertainments, where he shared a stage with none other than John Schlesinger, Stanley Baxter and Kenneth Williams. The outfit, under command of "stiff-upper-lip" Major Giles Flack, is a performance unit called SADUESA: Song and Dance Unit, South-East Asia. The company is also under the command of an outlandish theatrical queen, Dennis. Together, the unlikely duo of Flack and Dennis have to prepare the troupe for the tour of the war zone. They are accompanied by a psychotic Sargent-Major, who's involved in selling arms to rebels; and a young officer, recently transfered from the Intelligence Corps. <br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
*Major Giles Flack - [[Alan Jarvis]]<br />
*Acting Captain Terri Dennis - [[Joe St Johanser]]<br />
*Sergeant Major Reg Drummond - [[Bob Callender]]<br />
*Sylvia Morgan - [[Elinor Morgan-Jones]]<br />
*Flight Sergeant Kevin Cartwright - [[Joe Williams]]<br />
*Corporal Len Bonny - [[Richard Watkins]]<br />
*Lance Corporal Charles Bishop - [[Stuart Flitton]]<br />
*Leading Aircraftman Eric Young-Love - [[Andrew Naussbahm]]<br />
*Private Steven Flowers - [[Simon Holland]]<br />
*Lee - [[Mark Davies]]<br />
*Cheng - [[Ying Chan]]<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Musical Director - [[Alan Walker]]<br />
*Choreographer - [[Anna York]]<br />
*Stage Managers - [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Pat Laban]]<br />
*Lighting Design - [[Mike Elliot]]<br />
*Lighting Operator - [[Sarah Farage]]<br />
*Sound Design - [[Andrew Rickinson]] with assistance from [[Chris Vian-Smith]], [[Brian Fretwell]] & [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*Sound Operator - [[Brian Fretwell]]<br />
*Set Design - [[Adam O'Riley]]<br />
*Set Construction - [[Adam O'Riley]], [[Daniel McConnon]], [[Bob Callendar]], [[Stuart Flitton]], [[Bernard Bullbrook|Bernie Bullbrook]], [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Anton Krause]]<br />
*Prompt - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
*Military Advisor and Drill Tutor - [[Peter Fortune]]<br />
*Stunt Co-ordinator - [[Clive Russell]]<br />
*Wardrobe - [[Val Williams]], [[Shirley Heath]] & Flame Torbay Costume Hire<br />
*Dresser - [[Phillipe]]<br />
*Wig Master & Hair Stylist - [[Jay Michaels]]<br />
*Make-up - [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*P.A. - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
<br />
== Reviews ==<br />
<br />
From the Croydon Advertiser.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichol's play is about a song and dance init in Malaysia following the second world war. Cue the inevitable comparison with teh TV sitcom <i> It Ain't Half Hot Mum</i> which this production cleverly acknolwledges at one point by playing its signature tune offstage.<br />
<br />
SADUSEA (Song And Dance Unit South East Asia), under the command of the blimpish Major Flack, is like Fred Karno's army with a gay flavour. Acting Cpatqain Terri Dennis being its resident queen. It is based on Nichlo's own Far East experience in the Combined Services along such comic luminaries as Kenneth Williams and Stanley Baxter.<br />
<br />
The ambience is captured with a good deal of flair in Elaine heath's spirited production. The life and soul of the party is Joe St Johanser's busy, fussy Terri Denis, about whom my only criticism would be its superabundance of camp. Very funny, even inspired, yet I think it could make its point with just a modicum of restraint.<br />
<br />
There is not much rrestraint about Alan JArvis as the bristling Major Flack. And quite right too, for he paints a flawless picture of the dim, fanaticcal, God-frearing British officer at his best, orworst; an arrow shot with deadly accuracy.<br />
<br />
Simon Holland is Private Steven Flowers, probably the author himself, the wide-eyed innocent who brings a bit of culture into the proceedings. Elinor Morgan-Jones is the Welsh-English girl responsible for his rite of passage: a true and sincere performance though needing a touch of the brake, a bit of space and time between the words, in the interest of better audibility.<br />
<br />
The rest are mainly "types" generally played with much panache, especially Bob Callendar as the unpleasant Sergeant-Major, and Richard Watkins as the thick, hard-swearing, genial Brummiw, Len Bonny, whose death in action comes as a shock amidst the prancing proceedings.<br />
<br />
Donald Madgwick<br />
<br />
== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
<br />
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[[Category:Gala Productions]]</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=Privates_on_Parade_(2002)Privates on Parade (2002)2008-05-10T23:01:09Z<p>86.129.107.2: /* Reviews */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Image:PrivatesPoster.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Stuart Draper]]]]<br />
<br />
by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
<br />
Music by [[Denis King]]<br />
<br />
<br />
Directed by [[Elaine Heath]] <br />
<br />
Performances: Sat 31st August - Sat 7th September [[2002]], [[Bell Theatre]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
A subversive comedy about an army entertainment corps stationed in South East Asia in 1948, Privates on Parade charts the journey of young Steven Flowers, who is thrown into the Song and Dance Unit South East Asia, deep in the Malayan jungle. By evoking the great stars of the time, from Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers to Carmen Miranda and Noël Coward, he achieves a spectacular rite of passage with a little help from the outrageous Captain Terri Dennis.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichols's 1977 revue-style portrait of Army life, set in 1940s Malaya and documenting the frenetically sexual, mostly gay, often desperate antics of a song-and-dance unit, attached, as one soldier drawls, to 'the Queen's Own Middlesex Regiment'.<br />
<br />
The show has eleven musical numbers, most of them pastiches of styles of the day, such as "Could you please inform us how we came to lose the war" a homage to Noël Coward, and "Sunnyside Lane" a Flanagan and Allen number.<br />
<br />
The play is largely based on Nicols's own post-wartime experiences as a member of C.S.E or Combined Services Entertainments, where he shared a stage with none other than John Schlesinger, Stanley Baxter and Kenneth Williams. The outfit, under command of "stiff-upper-lip" Major Giles Flack, is a performance unit called SADUESA: Song and Dance Unit, South-East Asia. The company is also under the command of an outlandish theatrical queen, Dennis. Together, the unlikely duo of Flack and Dennis have to prepare the troupe for the tour of the war zone. They are accompanied by a psychotic Sargent-Major, who's involved in selling arms to rebels; and a young officer, recently transfered from the Intelligence Corps. <br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
*Major Giles Flack - [[Alan Jarvis]]<br />
*Acting Captain Terri Dennis - [[Joe St Johanser]]<br />
*Sergeant Major Reg Drummond - [[Bob Callender]]<br />
*Sylvia Morgan - [[Elinor Morgan-Jones]]<br />
*Flight Sergeant Kevin Cartwright - [[Joe Williams]]<br />
*Corporal Len Bonny - [[Richard Watkins]]<br />
*Lance Corporal Charles Bishop - [[Stuart Flitton]]<br />
*Leading Aircraftman Eric Young-Love - [[Andrew Naussbahm]]<br />
*Private Steven Flowers - [[Simon Holland]]<br />
*Lee - [[Mark Davies]]<br />
*Cheng - [[Ying Chan]]<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Musical Director - [[Alan Walker]]<br />
*Choreographer - [[Anna York]]<br />
*Stage Managers - [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Pat Laban]]<br />
*Lighting Design - [[Mike Elliot]]<br />
*Lighting Operator - [[Sarah Farage]]<br />
*Sound Design - [[Andrew Rickinson]] with assistance from [[Chris Vian-Smith]], [[Brian Fretwell]] & [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*Sound Operator - [[Brian Fretwell]]<br />
*Set Design - [[Adam O'Riley]]<br />
*Set Construction - [[Adam O'Riley]], [[Daniel McConnon]], [[Bob Callendar]], [[Stuart Flitton]], [[Bernard Bullbrook|Bernie Bullbrook]], [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Anton Krause]]<br />
*Prompt - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
*Military Advisor and Drill Tutor - [[Peter Fortune]]<br />
*Stunt Co-ordinator - [[Clive Russell]]<br />
*Wardrobe - [[Val Williams]], [[Shirley Heath]] & Flame Torbay Costume Hire<br />
*Dresser - [[Phillipe]]<br />
*Wig Master & Hair Stylist - [[Jay Michaels]]<br />
*Make-up - [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*P.A. - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
<br />
== Reviews ==<br />
<br />
From the Croydon Advertiser.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichol's play is about a song and dance init in Malaysia following the second world war. Cue the inevitable comparison with teh TV sitcom <i> It Ain't Half Hot Mum</i> which this production cleverly acknolwledges at one point by playing its signature tune offstage.<br />
<br />
SADUSEA (Song And Dance Unit South East Asia), under the command of the blimpisj Major Flack, is like Fred Karno's army with a gay flavour. Acting Cpatqain Terri Dennis being its resident queen. It is based on Nichlo's own Far East experience in the Combined Services along such comic luminaries as Kenneth Williams and Stanley Baxter.<br />
<br />
The ambience is captured with a good deal of flair in Elaine heath's spirited production. The life and soul of the party is Joe St Johanser's busy, fussy Terri Denis, about whom my only criticism would be its superabundance of camp. Very funny, even inspired, yet I think it could make its point with just a modicum of restraint.<br />
<br />
There is not much rrestraint about Alan JArvis as the bristling Major Flack. And quite right too, for he paints a flawless picture of the dim, fanaticcal, God-frearing British officer at his best, orworst; an arrow shot with deadly accuracy.<br />
<br />
Simon Holland is Private Steven Flowers, probably the author himself, the wide-eyed innocent who brings a bit of culture into the proceedings. Elinor Morgan-Jones is the Welsh-English girl responsible for his rite of passage: a true and sincere performance though needing a touch of the brake, a bit of space and time between the words, in the interest of better audibility.<br />
<br />
The rest are mainly "types" generally played with much panache, especially Bob Callendar as the unpleasant Sergeant-Major, and Richard Watkins as the thick, hard-swearing, genial Brummiw, Len Bonny, whose death in action comes as a shock amidst the prancing proceedings.<br />
<br />
Donald Madgwick<br />
<br />
== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
<br />
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
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<br />
Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<references/><br />
<br />
== External Links ==<br />
<br />
[[Category:Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Musical Theatre and Revue]]<br />
[[Category:Gala Productions]]</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=Privates_on_Parade_(2002)Privates on Parade (2002)2008-05-10T23:00:57Z<p>86.129.107.2: /* Reviews */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Image:PrivatesPoster.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Stuart Draper]]]]<br />
<br />
by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
<br />
Music by [[Denis King]]<br />
<br />
<br />
Directed by [[Elaine Heath]] <br />
<br />
Performances: Sat 31st August - Sat 7th September [[2002]], [[Bell Theatre]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
A subversive comedy about an army entertainment corps stationed in South East Asia in 1948, Privates on Parade charts the journey of young Steven Flowers, who is thrown into the Song and Dance Unit South East Asia, deep in the Malayan jungle. By evoking the great stars of the time, from Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers to Carmen Miranda and Noël Coward, he achieves a spectacular rite of passage with a little help from the outrageous Captain Terri Dennis.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichols's 1977 revue-style portrait of Army life, set in 1940s Malaya and documenting the frenetically sexual, mostly gay, often desperate antics of a song-and-dance unit, attached, as one soldier drawls, to 'the Queen's Own Middlesex Regiment'.<br />
<br />
The show has eleven musical numbers, most of them pastiches of styles of the day, such as "Could you please inform us how we came to lose the war" a homage to Noël Coward, and "Sunnyside Lane" a Flanagan and Allen number.<br />
<br />
The play is largely based on Nicols's own post-wartime experiences as a member of C.S.E or Combined Services Entertainments, where he shared a stage with none other than John Schlesinger, Stanley Baxter and Kenneth Williams. The outfit, under command of "stiff-upper-lip" Major Giles Flack, is a performance unit called SADUESA: Song and Dance Unit, South-East Asia. The company is also under the command of an outlandish theatrical queen, Dennis. Together, the unlikely duo of Flack and Dennis have to prepare the troupe for the tour of the war zone. They are accompanied by a psychotic Sargent-Major, who's involved in selling arms to rebels; and a young officer, recently transfered from the Intelligence Corps. <br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
*Major Giles Flack - [[Alan Jarvis]]<br />
*Acting Captain Terri Dennis - [[Joe St Johanser]]<br />
*Sergeant Major Reg Drummond - [[Bob Callender]]<br />
*Sylvia Morgan - [[Elinor Morgan-Jones]]<br />
*Flight Sergeant Kevin Cartwright - [[Joe Williams]]<br />
*Corporal Len Bonny - [[Richard Watkins]]<br />
*Lance Corporal Charles Bishop - [[Stuart Flitton]]<br />
*Leading Aircraftman Eric Young-Love - [[Andrew Naussbahm]]<br />
*Private Steven Flowers - [[Simon Holland]]<br />
*Lee - [[Mark Davies]]<br />
*Cheng - [[Ying Chan]]<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Musical Director - [[Alan Walker]]<br />
*Choreographer - [[Anna York]]<br />
*Stage Managers - [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Pat Laban]]<br />
*Lighting Design - [[Mike Elliot]]<br />
*Lighting Operator - [[Sarah Farage]]<br />
*Sound Design - [[Andrew Rickinson]] with assistance from [[Chris Vian-Smith]], [[Brian Fretwell]] & [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*Sound Operator - [[Brian Fretwell]]<br />
*Set Design - [[Adam O'Riley]]<br />
*Set Construction - [[Adam O'Riley]], [[Daniel McConnon]], [[Bob Callendar]], [[Stuart Flitton]], [[Bernard Bullbrook|Bernie Bullbrook]], [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Anton Krause]]<br />
*Prompt - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
*Military Advisor and Drill Tutor - [[Peter Fortune]]<br />
*Stunt Co-ordinator - [[Clive Russell]]<br />
*Wardrobe - [[Val Williams]], [[Shirley Heath]] & Flame Torbay Costume Hire<br />
*Dresser - [[Phillipe]]<br />
*Wig Master & Hair Stylist - [[Jay Michaels]]<br />
*Make-up - [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*P.A. - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
<br />
== Reviews ==<br />
<br />
From the Croydon Advertiser.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichol's play is about a song and dance init in Malaysia following the second world war. Cue the inevitable comparison with teh TV sitcom <i> It Ain't Half Hot Mum</i> which this production cleverly acknolwledges at one point by playing its signature tune offstage.<br />
<br />
SADUSEA (Song And Dance Unit South East Asia), under the command of the blimpisj Major Flack, is like Fred Karno's army with a gay flavour. Acting Cpatqain Terri Dennis being its resident queen. It is based on Nichlo's own Far East experience in the Combined Services along such comic luminaries as Kenneth Williams and Stanley Baxter.<br />
<br />
The ambience is captured with a good deal of flair in Elaine heath's spirited production. The life and soul of the party is Joe St Johanser's busy, fussy Terri Denis, about whom my only criticism would be its superabundance of camp. Very funny, even inspired, yet I think it could make its point with just a modicum of restraint.<br />
<br />
There is not much rrestraint about Alan JArvis as the bristling Major Flack. And quite right too, for he paints a flawless picture of the dim, fanaticcal, God-frearing British officer at his best, orworst; an arrow shot with deadly accuracy.<br />
<br />
Simon Holland is Private Steven Flowers, probably the author himself, the wide-eyed innocent who brings a bit of culture into the proceedings. Elinor Morgan-Jones is the Welsh-English girl responsible for his rite of passage: a true and sincere performance though needing a touch of the brake, a bit of space and time between the words, in the interest of better audibility.<br />
<br />
The rest are mainly "types" generally played with much panache, especially Bob Callendar as the unpleasant Sergeant-Major, and Richard Watkins as the thick, hard-swearing, genial Brummiw, Len Bonny, whose death in action comes as a shockamidst the prancing proceedings.<br />
<br />
Donald Madgwick<br />
<br />
== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
<br />
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.<br />
<br />
Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<references/><br />
<br />
== External Links ==<br />
<br />
[[Category:Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Musical Theatre and Revue]]<br />
[[Category:Gala Productions]]</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=Privates_on_Parade_(2002)Privates on Parade (2002)2008-05-10T22:53:43Z<p>86.129.107.2: /* Reviews */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Image:PrivatesPoster.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Stuart Draper]]]]<br />
<br />
by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
<br />
Music by [[Denis King]]<br />
<br />
<br />
Directed by [[Elaine Heath]] <br />
<br />
Performances: Sat 31st August - Sat 7th September [[2002]], [[Bell Theatre]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
A subversive comedy about an army entertainment corps stationed in South East Asia in 1948, Privates on Parade charts the journey of young Steven Flowers, who is thrown into the Song and Dance Unit South East Asia, deep in the Malayan jungle. By evoking the great stars of the time, from Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers to Carmen Miranda and Noël Coward, he achieves a spectacular rite of passage with a little help from the outrageous Captain Terri Dennis.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichols's 1977 revue-style portrait of Army life, set in 1940s Malaya and documenting the frenetically sexual, mostly gay, often desperate antics of a song-and-dance unit, attached, as one soldier drawls, to 'the Queen's Own Middlesex Regiment'.<br />
<br />
The show has eleven musical numbers, most of them pastiches of styles of the day, such as "Could you please inform us how we came to lose the war" a homage to Noël Coward, and "Sunnyside Lane" a Flanagan and Allen number.<br />
<br />
The play is largely based on Nicols's own post-wartime experiences as a member of C.S.E or Combined Services Entertainments, where he shared a stage with none other than John Schlesinger, Stanley Baxter and Kenneth Williams. The outfit, under command of "stiff-upper-lip" Major Giles Flack, is a performance unit called SADUESA: Song and Dance Unit, South-East Asia. The company is also under the command of an outlandish theatrical queen, Dennis. Together, the unlikely duo of Flack and Dennis have to prepare the troupe for the tour of the war zone. They are accompanied by a psychotic Sargent-Major, who's involved in selling arms to rebels; and a young officer, recently transfered from the Intelligence Corps. <br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
*Major Giles Flack - [[Alan Jarvis]]<br />
*Acting Captain Terri Dennis - [[Joe St Johanser]]<br />
*Sergeant Major Reg Drummond - [[Bob Callender]]<br />
*Sylvia Morgan - [[Elinor Morgan-Jones]]<br />
*Flight Sergeant Kevin Cartwright - [[Joe Williams]]<br />
*Corporal Len Bonny - [[Richard Watkins]]<br />
*Lance Corporal Charles Bishop - [[Stuart Flitton]]<br />
*Leading Aircraftman Eric Young-Love - [[Andrew Naussbahm]]<br />
*Private Steven Flowers - [[Simon Holland]]<br />
*Lee - [[Mark Davies]]<br />
*Cheng - [[Ying Chan]]<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Musical Director - [[Alan Walker]]<br />
*Choreographer - [[Anna York]]<br />
*Stage Managers - [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Pat Laban]]<br />
*Lighting Design - [[Mike Elliot]]<br />
*Lighting Operator - [[Sarah Farage]]<br />
*Sound Design - [[Andrew Rickinson]] with assistance from [[Chris Vian-Smith]], [[Brian Fretwell]] & [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*Sound Operator - [[Brian Fretwell]]<br />
*Set Design - [[Adam O'Riley]]<br />
*Set Construction - [[Adam O'Riley]], [[Daniel McConnon]], [[Bob Callendar]], [[Stuart Flitton]], [[Bernard Bullbrook|Bernie Bullbrook]], [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Anton Krause]]<br />
*Prompt - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
*Military Advisor and Drill Tutor - [[Peter Fortune]]<br />
*Stunt Co-ordinator - [[Clive Russell]]<br />
*Wardrobe - [[Val Williams]], [[Shirley Heath]] & Flame Torbay Costume Hire<br />
*Dresser - [[Phillipe]]<br />
*Wig Master & Hair Stylist - [[Jay Michaels]]<br />
*Make-up - [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*P.A. - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
<br />
== Reviews ==<br />
<br />
From the Croydon Advertiser.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichol's play is about a song and dance init in Malaysia following the second world war. Cue the inevitable comparison with teh TV sitcom <i> It Ain't Half Hot Mum</i> which this production cleverly acknolwledges at one point by playing its signature tune offstage.<br />
<br />
SADUSEA (Song And Dance Unit South East Asia), under the command of the blimpisj Major Flack, is like Fred Karno's army with a gay flavour. Acting Cpatqain Terri Dennis being its resident queen. It is based on Nichlo's own Far East experience in the Combined Services along such comic luminaries as Kenneth Williams and Stanley Baxter.<br />
<br />
The ambience is captured with a good deal of flair in Elaine heath's spirited production. The life and soul of the party is Joe St Johanser's busy, fussy Terri Denis, about whom my only criticism would be its superabundance of camp. Very funny, even inspired, yet I think it could make its point with just a modicum of restraint.<br />
<br />
== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
<br />
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
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<br />
Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<references/><br />
<br />
== External Links ==<br />
<br />
[[Category:Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Musical Theatre and Revue]]<br />
[[Category:Gala Productions]]</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=The_Merry_Wives_of_Windsor_(1992)The Merry Wives of Windsor (1992)2008-05-10T20:49:21Z<p>86.129.107.2: /* External Links */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Image:MWOW.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Malcolm Johnson]]]]<br />
<br />
by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
<br />
Directed by [[Jill Clark]] <br />
<br />
Performances: 6th – Sat 14th November [[1992]], [[Bell Theatre]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
Our 25th anniversary production<br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
<br />
*Character 1 - [[Actor 1]]<br />
*Character 2 - [[Actor 2]]<br />
*Character 3 - [[Actor 3]]<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Stage Manager - [[SM Name]]<br />
*Lighting Design - [[Designer Name]]<br />
*Lighting Operator - [[Operator Name]]<br />
<br />
== Reviews ==<br />
<br />
Some review quotes go here<br />
<br />
<br />
== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
<br />
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
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[[Category:Productions|Merry Wives Of Windsor, The]]<br />
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[[Category:Gala Productions]]</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=A_Midsummer_Night%27s_Dream_(1980)A Midsummer Night's Dream (1980)2008-05-10T20:47:26Z<p>86.129.107.2: /* External Links */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Image:CHANGETHISNAME.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Malcolm Johnson]]]]<br />
<br />
by [[William Shakespeare]]<br />
<br />
Directed by [[Jill Clark]] <br />
<br />
Performances: Preview Sat 5th, Gala Opening Sun 6th & Mon 7th – Sat 12th July [[1980]], [[Bell Theatre|Main Theatre]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
Text about the play<br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
<br />
THE COURT<br />
*Theseus - [[Paul Barnes]]<br />
*Hippolyta - [[Ann Walker]]<br />
*Lysander - [[Mikael Rust]]<br />
*Demetrius - [[James Clyde]]<br />
*Hermia - [[Anita Sollis]]<br />
*Helena - [[Angie Shrubsole]]<br />
*Egeus - [[Ted Higgins]]<br />
<br />
THE MECHANICALS<br />
<br />
*Peter Quince - [[Mike Gabe]]<br />
*Nick Bottom - [[Charles Cheetham]]<br />
*Frances Flute - [[Matthew Lyne]]<br />
*Tom Snout - [[Adrian McLaughlin]]<br />
*Snug - [[Mike Mattey]]<br />
*Robin Starveling - [[Harry Sanders]]<br />
<br />
THE FAIRIES<br />
<br />
*Oberon - [[Ian Vallener]]<br />
*Titania - [[Jill Cowley]]<br />
*Puck or Robin Goodfellow - [[John Hartnett]]<br />
*Fairies attending on Titania - [[Marilyn Firth]], [[Kate Austin]], [[Kate Bottomore]], [[Caroline Bryant]], [[Cathy Harding]], [[Mikki Hewitt]], [[Jeanette Hoile]], [[Gillian Holmes]], [[Melinda Jenkinson]]<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Music Composed by - [[Enid Luff]]<br />
*Choreography - [[Jean Hedden|Jean Warboyes]]<br />
*Asistant to the director - [[Robert Hedden]]<br />
*Stage Manager - [[Kris Swarbrick]]<br />
*Assistant Stage Managers - [[Paul Wiseman]], [[Lynn Vallender]], [[Roger Taylor]]<br />
*Lighting Design - [[Stephen Holroyd]]<br />
*Assistants to the Lighting Designer - [[Ann King]], [[Tony Wilson]]<br />
*Sound Engineer - [[Mick Lown]]<br />
*Assistant to the Sound Engineer - [[Brian Fretwell]]<br />
*Costume - [[Debby Parrett]]<br />
*Wardrobe Assistants - [[Lynn Jenner]], [[Kate Bottomore]], [[Ann Mattey]]<br />
*Set Construction - [[Ray Seaton]]<br />
*Set Construction Assistants - [[Edward Clark]], [[Juhn Rogers]], [[Malcolm Johnson]], Members of the Company.<br />
*Rehearsal Pianist - [[Lynn Jenner]]<br />
*Properties - [[Annette Wiseman]], [[Marion Haladjian]]<br />
*Bottom's Head by - [[Juliet More]]<br />
*Box Office Manager - [[David Bell]]<br />
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== Reviews ==<br />
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Some review quotes go here<br />
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== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<gallery caption="Photos by [[Brian Fretwell]]" widths="100px" heights="100px" perrow="5"> <br />
Image: Summer001.jpg|Early rehearsal, the mechanicals.<br />
Image: Summer002.jpg|[[Jill Cowley]] as Titania with attendant fairies..<br />
Image: Summer003.jpg|In the forest.<br />
Image: Summer004.jpg|[[Angie Shrubsole]] (Helena), [[James Clyde]] (Demetrius), [[Mikael Rust]] (Lysander), [[John Hartnett]] (Puck) & [[Ian Vallender]] (Oberon).<br />
Image: Summer005.jpg|[[Mikael Rust]], [[Anita Solis]], [[Angie Shrubsole]], [[Ian Vallender]] & [[John Hartnett]]<br />
Image: Summer006.jpg|[[Charles Cheetham,]] (Bottom).<br />
Image: Summer007.jpg<br />
Image: Summer008.jpg|[[Angie Shubsole]], [[Ian Vallender]] and attendant fairies..<br />
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</gallery><br />
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[[Category:Productions|Midsummer Night's Dream (1980), A]]<br />
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions|Midsummer Night's Dream (1980), A]]<br />
[[Category:Gala Productions]]</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=Simon_HollandSimon Holland2008-05-10T20:45:14Z<p>86.129.107.2: /* Acting Roles */</p>
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<div>[[Image:simon-holland.jpg|thumb|300px]]<br />
<br />
SLT Member 2005 - Present<br />
<br />
== Acting Roles ==<br />
*Private Steven Flowers in [[Privates on Parade (2002)|Privates on Parade]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])<br />
*Police Officer in [[Roberto Zucco (2005)|Roberto Zucco]] ([[2005]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])<br />
*Herek / Llewellyn / Buttermere / Quinn in [[Loveplay (2005)|Loveplay]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])<br />
*Sonders in [[On The Razzle (2005)|On the Razzle]] ([[2005]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])<br />
*Private Hurst in [[Serjeant Musgrave's Dance (2006)|Serjeant Musgrave's Dance]] ([[2006]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])<br />
*Duncan in [[New Writers' Showcase (2006)|Departure Lounge]] ([[2006]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])<br />
*Rev Parris in [[The Crucible (2007)|The Crucible]] ([[2007]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])<br />
*Russell Markham in [[Crazy Gary's Mobile Disco (2007)|Crazy Gary's Mobile Disco]] ([[2007]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])<br />
<br />
== Productions as Director ==<br />
*[[The Monster Quest (2006)|The Monster Quest]] ([[2006]]) ([[South London Youth Theatre|Junior]] production in [[Prompt Corner]]), co-directed with [[Angela Barnes]] <br />
*[[The Dust Collectors (2006)|The Dust Collectors]] ([[2006]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]), co-directed with [[Angela Barnes]]<br />
*[[Green Inc. (2007)|Green Inc.]] ([[2007]]) ([[South London Youth Theatre|Junior]] production in [[Prompt Corner]]), co-directed with [[Angela Barnes]].<br />
<br />
== Productions as Playwright ==<br />
*[[The Monster Quest (2006)]]<br />
*[[The Dust Collectors (2006)]]<br />
*[[Green Inc. (2007)]]<br />
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<br />
== Interests ==<br />
*[[South London Youth Theatre]]<br />
*[[SLTee-Hee-Hee]]<br />
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== External Links ==<br />
*{{Wikipedia|Si_Holland|Si Holland}} at {{Wikipedia|Wikipedia|Wikipedia}}<br />
*{{MySpace|SiHolland|Simon Holland}}<br />
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[[Category:People|Holland, Simon]]<br />
[[Category:Directors|Holland, Simon]]<br />
[[Category:Playwrights|Holland, Simon]]<br />
[[Category:Teachers|Holland, Simon]]</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=Privates_on_Parade_(2002)Privates on Parade (2002)2008-05-10T20:44:45Z<p>86.129.107.2: /* Crew */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Image:PrivatesPoster.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Stuart Draper]]]]<br />
<br />
by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
<br />
Music by [[Denis King]]<br />
<br />
<br />
Directed by [[Elaine Heath]] <br />
<br />
Performances: Sat 31st August - Sat 7th September [[2002]], [[Bell Theatre]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
A subversive comedy about an army entertainment corps stationed in South East Asia in 1948, Privates on Parade charts the journey of young Steven Flowers, who is thrown into the Song and Dance Unit South East Asia, deep in the Malayan jungle. By evoking the great stars of the time, from Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers to Carmen Miranda and Noël Coward, he achieves a spectacular rite of passage with a little help from the outrageous Captain Terri Dennis.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichols's 1977 revue-style portrait of Army life, set in 1940s Malaya and documenting the frenetically sexual, mostly gay, often desperate antics of a song-and-dance unit, attached, as one soldier drawls, to 'the Queen's Own Middlesex Regiment'.<br />
<br />
The show has eleven musical numbers, most of them pastiches of styles of the day, such as "Could you please inform us how we came to lose the war" a homage to Noël Coward, and "Sunnyside Lane" a Flanagan and Allen number.<br />
<br />
The play is largely based on Nicols's own post-wartime experiences as a member of C.S.E or Combined Services Entertainments, where he shared a stage with none other than John Schlesinger, Stanley Baxter and Kenneth Williams. The outfit, under command of "stiff-upper-lip" Major Giles Flack, is a performance unit called SADUESA: Song and Dance Unit, South-East Asia. The company is also under the command of an outlandish theatrical queen, Dennis. Together, the unlikely duo of Flack and Dennis have to prepare the troupe for the tour of the war zone. They are accompanied by a psychotic Sargent-Major, who's involved in selling arms to rebels; and a young officer, recently transfered from the Intelligence Corps. <br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
*Major Giles Flack - [[Alan Jarvis]]<br />
*Acting Captain Terri Dennis - [[Joe St Johanser]]<br />
*Sergeant Major Reg Drummond - [[Bob Callender]]<br />
*Sylvia Morgan - [[Elinor Morgan-Jones]]<br />
*Flight Sergeant Kevin Cartwright - [[Joe Williams]]<br />
*Corporal Len Bonny - [[Richard Watkins]]<br />
*Lance Corporal Charles Bishop - [[Stuart Flitton]]<br />
*Leading Aircraftman Eric Young-Love - [[Andrew Naussbahm]]<br />
*Private Steven Flowers - [[Simon Holland]]<br />
*Lee - [[Mark Davies]]<br />
*Cheng - [[Ying Chan]]<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Musical Director - [[Alan Walker]]<br />
*Choreographer - [[Anna York]]<br />
*Stage Managers - [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Pat Laban]]<br />
*Lighting Design - [[Mike Elliot]]<br />
*Lighting Operator - [[Sarah Farage]]<br />
*Sound Design - [[Andrew Rickinson]] with assistance from [[Chris Vian-Smith]], [[Brian Fretwell]] & [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*Sound Operator - [[Brian Fretwell]]<br />
*Set Design - [[Adam O'Riley]]<br />
*Set Construction - [[Adam O'Riley]], [[Daniel McConnon]], [[Bob Callendar]], [[Stuart Flitton]], [[Bernard Bullbrook|Bernie Bullbrook]], [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Anton Krause]]<br />
*Prompt - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
*Military Advisor and Drill Tutor - [[Peter Fortune]]<br />
*Stunt Co-ordinator - [[Clive Russell]]<br />
*Wardrobe - [[Val Williams]], [[Shirley Heath]] & Flame Torbay Costume Hire<br />
*Dresser - [[Phillipe]]<br />
*Wig Master & Hair Stylist - [[Jay Michaels]]<br />
*Make-up - [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*P.A. - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
<br />
== Reviews ==<br />
<br />
Some review quotes go here<br />
<br />
<br />
== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
<br />
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.<br />
<br />
Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<references/><br />
<br />
== External Links ==<br />
<br />
[[Category:Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Musical Theatre and Revue]]<br />
[[Category:Gala Productions]]</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=Privates_on_Parade_(2002)Privates on Parade (2002)2008-05-10T20:44:30Z<p>86.129.107.2: /* Crew */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Image:PrivatesPoster.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Stuart Draper]]]]<br />
<br />
by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
<br />
Music by [[Denis King]]<br />
<br />
<br />
Directed by [[Elaine Heath]] <br />
<br />
Performances: Sat 31st August - Sat 7th September [[2002]], [[Bell Theatre]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
A subversive comedy about an army entertainment corps stationed in South East Asia in 1948, Privates on Parade charts the journey of young Steven Flowers, who is thrown into the Song and Dance Unit South East Asia, deep in the Malayan jungle. By evoking the great stars of the time, from Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers to Carmen Miranda and Noël Coward, he achieves a spectacular rite of passage with a little help from the outrageous Captain Terri Dennis.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichols's 1977 revue-style portrait of Army life, set in 1940s Malaya and documenting the frenetically sexual, mostly gay, often desperate antics of a song-and-dance unit, attached, as one soldier drawls, to 'the Queen's Own Middlesex Regiment'.<br />
<br />
The show has eleven musical numbers, most of them pastiches of styles of the day, such as "Could you please inform us how we came to lose the war" a homage to Noël Coward, and "Sunnyside Lane" a Flanagan and Allen number.<br />
<br />
The play is largely based on Nicols's own post-wartime experiences as a member of C.S.E or Combined Services Entertainments, where he shared a stage with none other than John Schlesinger, Stanley Baxter and Kenneth Williams. The outfit, under command of "stiff-upper-lip" Major Giles Flack, is a performance unit called SADUESA: Song and Dance Unit, South-East Asia. The company is also under the command of an outlandish theatrical queen, Dennis. Together, the unlikely duo of Flack and Dennis have to prepare the troupe for the tour of the war zone. They are accompanied by a psychotic Sargent-Major, who's involved in selling arms to rebels; and a young officer, recently transfered from the Intelligence Corps. <br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
*Major Giles Flack - [[Alan Jarvis]]<br />
*Acting Captain Terri Dennis - [[Joe St Johanser]]<br />
*Sergeant Major Reg Drummond - [[Bob Callender]]<br />
*Sylvia Morgan - [[Elinor Morgan-Jones]]<br />
*Flight Sergeant Kevin Cartwright - [[Joe Williams]]<br />
*Corporal Len Bonny - [[Richard Watkins]]<br />
*Lance Corporal Charles Bishop - [[Stuart Flitton]]<br />
*Leading Aircraftman Eric Young-Love - [[Andrew Naussbahm]]<br />
*Private Steven Flowers - [[Simon Holland]]<br />
*Lee - [[Mark Davies]]<br />
*Cheng - [[Ying Chan]]<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Musical Director - [[Alan Walker]]<br />
*Choreographer - [[Anna York]]<br />
*Stage Managers - [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Pat Laban]]<br />
*Lighting Design - [[Mike Elliot]]<br />
*Lighting Operator - [[Sarah Farage]]<br />
*Sound Design - [[Andrew Rickinson]] with assistance from [[Chris Vian-Smith]], Brian Fretwell]] & [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*Sound Operator - [[Brian Fretwell]]<br />
*Set Design - [[Adam O'Riley]]<br />
*Set Construction - [[Adam O'Riley]], [[Daniel McConnon]], [[Bob Callendar]], [[Stuart Flitton]], [[Bernard Bullbrook|Bernie Bullbrook]], [[Jess Osorio]] & [[Anton Krause]]<br />
*Prompt - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
*Military Advisor and Drill Tutor - [[Peter Fortune]]<br />
*Stunt Co-ordinator - [[Clive Russell]]<br />
*Wardrobe - [[Val Williams]], [[Shirley Heath]] & Flame Torbay Costume Hire]]<br />
*Dresser - [[Phillipe]]<br />
*Wig Master & Hair Stylist - [[Jay Michaels]]<br />
*Make-up - [[Elaine Heath]]<br />
*P.A. - [[Marion Buss]]<br />
<br />
== Reviews ==<br />
<br />
Some review quotes go here<br />
<br />
<br />
== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
<br />
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.<br />
<br />
Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<references/><br />
<br />
== External Links ==<br />
<br />
[[Category:Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Musical Theatre and Revue]]<br />
[[Category:Gala Productions]]</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=Privates_on_Parade_(2002)Privates on Parade (2002)2008-05-10T20:37:33Z<p>86.129.107.2: /* Cast */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Image:PrivatesPoster.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Stuart Draper]]]]<br />
<br />
by [[Peter Nichols]]<br />
<br />
Music by [[Denis King]]<br />
<br />
<br />
Directed by [[Elaine Heath]] <br />
<br />
Performances: Sat 31st August - Sat 7th September [[2002]], [[Bell Theatre]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
A subversive comedy about an army entertainment corps stationed in South East Asia in 1948, Privates on Parade charts the journey of young Steven Flowers, who is thrown into the Song and Dance Unit South East Asia, deep in the Malayan jungle. By evoking the great stars of the time, from Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers to Carmen Miranda and Noël Coward, he achieves a spectacular rite of passage with a little help from the outrageous Captain Terri Dennis.<br />
<br />
Peter Nichols's 1977 revue-style portrait of Army life, set in 1940s Malaya and documenting the frenetically sexual, mostly gay, often desperate antics of a song-and-dance unit, attached, as one soldier drawls, to 'the Queen's Own Middlesex Regiment'.<br />
<br />
The show has eleven musical numbers, most of them pastiches of styles of the day, such as "Could you please inform us how we came to lose the war" a homage to Noël Coward, and "Sunnyside Lane" a Flanagan and Allen number.<br />
<br />
The play is largely based on Nicols's own post-wartime experiences as a member of C.S.E or Combined Services Entertainments, where he shared a stage with none other than John Schlesinger, Stanley Baxter and Kenneth Williams. The outfit, under command of "stiff-upper-lip" Major Giles Flack, is a performance unit called SADUESA: Song and Dance Unit, South-East Asia. The company is also under the command of an outlandish theatrical queen, Dennis. Together, the unlikely duo of Flack and Dennis have to prepare the troupe for the tour of the war zone. They are accompanied by a psychotic Sargent-Major, who's involved in selling arms to rebels; and a young officer, recently transfered from the Intelligence Corps. <br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
*Major Giles Flack - [[Alan Jarvis]]<br />
*Acting Captain Terri Dennis - [[Joe St Johanser]]<br />
*Sergeant Major Reg Drummond - [[Bob Callender]]<br />
*Sylvia Morgan - [[Elinor Morgan-Jones]]<br />
*Flight Sergeant Kevin Cartwright - [[Joe Williams]]<br />
*Corporal Len Bonny - [[Richard Watkins]]<br />
*Lance Corporal Charles Bishop - [[Stuart Flitton]]<br />
*Leading Aircraftman Eric Young-Love - [[Andrew Naussbahm]]<br />
*Private Steven Flowers - [[Simon Holland]]<br />
*Lee - [[Mark Davies]]<br />
*Cheng - [[Ying Chan]]<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Stage Manager - [[SM Name]]<br />
*Lighting Design - [[Designer Name]]<br />
*Sound Operator - [[Brian Fretwell]]<br />
<br />
== Reviews ==<br />
<br />
Some review quotes go here<br />
<br />
<br />
== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
<br />
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.<br />
<br />
Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<references/><br />
<br />
== External Links ==<br />
<br />
[[Category:Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Musical Theatre and Revue]]<br />
[[Category:Gala Productions]]</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=Cinderella_(2000)Cinderella (2000)2008-05-10T20:31:01Z<p>86.129.107.2: </p>
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<div>[[Image:CHANGETHISNAME.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Poster Designer]]]]<br />
<br />
by [[A Playwright]]<br />
<br />
Directed by [[Sarah Slater]]<br />
<br />
Performances: December [[2000]], [[Bell Theatre]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
Text about the play...<br />
<br />
A Christmas Parcel / Pride at Southanger Park / Cinderella / The (12) Daze Christmas<br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
*[[Sarah Archer]]<br />
*[[Matthew Bartlett]]<br />
*[[Chris Bennett]]<br />
*[[Jim Daly]]<br />
*[[Fiona Daffern]]<br />
*[[Sandy Dittmer]]<br />
*[[David Harries]]<br />
*[[Jeanette Hoile]]<br />
*[[Jack King]]<br />
*[[Stephen Pitt]]<br />
*[[Malcolm Woodman]]<br />
<br />
'''Pride at Southanger Park''' and '''Cinderella''' were performed by the same cast<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Stage Manager - [[SM Name]]<br />
*Lighting Design - [[Brian Fretwell]]<br />
*Lighting Operator - [[Operator Name]]<br />
<br />
== Reviews ==<br />
<br />
Some review quotes go here<br />
<br />
<br />
== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
<br />
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.<br />
<br />
Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<references/><br />
<br />
<br />
[[Category:Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Christmas Productions and Pantomimes]]</div>86.129.107.2http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=Cinderella_(2000)Cinderella (2000)2008-05-10T20:30:30Z<p>86.129.107.2: /* Crew */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Image:CHANGETHISNAME.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Poster Designer]]]]<br />
<br />
by [[A Playwright]]<br />
<br />
Directed by [[Sarah Slater]]<br />
<br />
Performances: ??? [[2000]], [[Bell Theatre]]<br />
<br />
<br />
== Introduction ==<br />
<br />
Text about the play...<br />
<br />
A Christmas Parcel / Pride at Southanger Park / Cinderella / The (12) Daze Christmas<br />
<br />
== Cast ==<br />
<br />
*[[Sarah Archer]]<br />
*[[Matthew Bartlett]]<br />
*[[Chris Bennett]]<br />
*[[Jim Daly]]<br />
*[[Fiona Daffern]]<br />
*[[Sandy Dittmer]]<br />
*[[David Harries]]<br />
*[[Jeanette Hoile]]<br />
*[[Jack King]]<br />
*[[Stephen Pitt]]<br />
*[[Malcolm Woodman]]<br />
<br />
'''Pride at Southanger Park''' and '''Cinderella''' were performed by the same cast<br />
<br />
== Crew ==<br />
<br />
*Stage Manager - [[SM Name]]<br />
*Lighting Design - [[Brian Fretwell]]<br />
*Lighting Operator - [[Operator Name]]<br />
<br />
== Reviews ==<br />
<br />
Some review quotes go here<br />
<br />
<br />
== Gallery ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
<br />
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.<br />
<br />
Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.<br />
<br />
== References ==<br />
<references/><br />
<br />
<br />
[[Category:Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]<br />
[[Category:Christmas Productions and Pantomimes]]</div>86.129.107.2