Raymond Huntley

Past productions

• Mr Justice Tredwell, Beyond Reasonable Doubt 19^th August 1987 – 10^th March 1990, Theatre Royal, Bath, Queen’s Theatre, (Shaftesbury Ave) London (now Sondheim Theatre, London), and other locations.
• Mr. Fowler, Separate Tables started 17^th January 1977, Apollo Theatre (Shaftesbury Avenue), London.
• Collins, Getting Married, Allied Theatre Productions and Peter Bridge 14^th March – 26^th August 1967, Strand Theatre, London (now Novello Theatre, London), Opera House, Manchester, and other locations.
• Edgar Gaveston, A Family and a Fortune, Bob Swash 26^th July – 3^rd September 1966, Theatre Royal, Brighton, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, and other locations.
• Director - John Freyling (Deputy Managing), Difference of Opinion started 15^th July 1963, Garrick Theatre, London and Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham (now The Alexandra).
• Dr Rodd, Caught Napping, Peter Bridge for Bridge Productions Ltd and Richmond Theatre Productions Ltd 14^th April – 29^th August 1959, Piccadilly Theatre, London, Richmond Theatre, London, and other locations.
• Det-Supt Coates, The Woman on the Stair, Anna Deere Wiman and Jack Minster 22^nd January – 14^th February 1959, Westminster Theatre, London.
• Sir Norman Tullis, Any Other Business, Westminster Theatre Co. 10^th April – ? 1958, Westminster Theatre, London.
• Ernest Fanshaw, Double Image 16^th October 1956 – 13^th April 1957, Savoy Theatre, London, St James’s Theatre, London, and other locations.
• The Shadow of Doubt 7^th July – 17^th December 1955, Saville Theatre, London.
• Sir Mohammed D'Urt, No Sign of the Dove 3^rd – 12^th December 1953, Savoy Theatre, London.
• Frank Kemp (Julia's husband), And This Was Odd 2^nd October – 17^th November 1951, Criterion Theatre, London.
• Robert Christie, Black Chiffon 27^th September 1950 – 13^th January 1951, 48^th Street Theatre, New York.
• Henry Martin, The Late Edwina Black, Peter Daubeny Productions 30^th May – November 1949, Ambassadors Theatre, London, Cambridge Arts Theatre, and other locations.
• Fear No More, The Company of Four 1^st July – 31^st August 1946, Theatre Royal, Bristol (pre formation of Bristol Old Vic Company), Cambridge Arts Theatre, and other locations.
• Victor Prynne, Private Lives 1^st November 1944 – 20^th July 1946, Apollo Theatre (Shaftesbury Avenue), London and Fortune Theatre, London.
• 1066 and All That 1945 – 1946, Palace Theatre, London.
• They Came to a City 1942 – 1943, Globe (Shaftesbury Ave), London (now Gielgud Theatre, London).
• Frank Crawley, Rebecca 21^st May – 24^th October 1942, Strand Theatre, London (now Novello Theatre, London) and Lyric Theatre (Shaftesbury Ave), London.
• The Ghost Train 1940 – 1941, Film Version.
• Frank Crawley, Rebecca 5^th April – 7^th September 1940, Queen’s Theatre, (Shaftesbury Ave) London (now Sondheim Theatre, London).
• Councillor Albert Parker, When We Are Married 19^th September 1938 – 24^th June 1939, St Martin’s Theatre, London, Princes Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London (now Shaftesbury Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London 1963 – Present Day), and other locations.
• Professor Hans Skaedia, Glorious Morning 26^th May 1938 – 4^th March 1939, Duchess Theatre, London and Whitehall Theatre, London (now Trafalgar Theatre, London).
• Alan, Time and the Conways, J P Mitchelhill 26^th August 1937 – 12^th March 1938, Duchess Theatre, London.
• Return To Sanity 30^th July – 17^th August 1937, Malvern Theatre, Worcestershire.
• Young Madame Conti 19^th November 1936 – 2^nd January 1937, Savoy Theatre, London.
• Richard III 1936 – 1937, The Old Vic, London.
• Chapman, Follow Your Saint 7^th September – 3^rd October 1936, Queen’s Theatre, (Shaftesbury Ave) London (now Sondheim Theatre, London) and King’s Theatre, Glasgow.
• Slivers, Bees on the Boat Deck, Laurence Olivier and Ralph Richardson 5^th May – 6^th June 1936, Lyric Theatre (Shaftesbury Ave), London.
• Admiral Sir George Cockburn, St Helena 4^th February – 14^th March 1936, The Old Vic, London.
• Richard III 1935 – 1936, The Old Vic, London.
• Ex-Officer / Fletcher, Cornelius 11^th March – May 1935, Theatre Royal, Birmingham and Duchess Theatre, London.
• The Farmer’s Wife started 5^th January 1932, Queen’s Theatre, (Shaftesbury Ave) London (now Sondheim Theatre, London).
• Philip Voaze, Interference 19^th – 24^th September 1927, Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool (now New Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool).
• Count Dracula, Dracula, Harry Warburton Productions 14^th February 1927 – 25^th February 1928, Little Theatre, London, Duke of York’s Theatre, London, and other locations.
• Rev Septimus Tudor, The Farmer’s Wife, Birmingham Repertory Company 11^th March 1924 – 29^th January 1927, Royal Court Theatre, London.
• The Farmer’s Wife 11^th March 1924 – 29^th January 1927, Royal Court Theatre, London.
• The Farmer’s Wife 14^th December 1925 – 23^rd January 1926, Birmingham Repertory Theatre (1971 onwards).
• The Farmer’s Wife 26^th – 31^st January 1925, Birmingham Repertory Theatre (1971 onwards).
• Scraggy Evans, the post, A Comedy of Good and Evil 6^th July 1924, Court Theatre, London.
• Back to Methuselah 18^th February – 6^th March 1924, Royal Court Theatre, London.
• The Farmer’s Wife 31^st December 1923 – 9^th February 1924, Birmingham Repertory Theatre (1971 onwards).
• Wee Men 26^th December 1923 – 26^th January 1924, Birmingham Repertory Theatre (1971 onwards).
• Gas 24^th November – 7^th December 1923, Birmingham Repertory Theatre (1971 onwards).
• Campbell Of Kilmhor 19^th – 23^rd November 1923, Birmingham Repertory Theatre (1971 onwards).
• Back to Methuselah 9^th – 27^th October 1923, Birmingham Repertory Theatre (1971 onwards).
• Getting Married 18^th October 1923, Birmingham Repertory Theatre (1971 onwards).
• The Farmer’s Wife 15^th September – 8^th October 1923, Birmingham Repertory Theatre (1971 onwards).
• Dear Departing 1^st – 14^th September 1923, Birmingham Repertory Theatre (1971 onwards).
• Cassilis Engagement 18^th – 31^st August 1923, Birmingham Repertory Theatre (1971 onwards).

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