Noël Coward Theatre

Past productions

• Twelfth Night 18^th August – 24^th October 2004.
• Suddenly Last Summer, Sheffield Theatres and Triumph Productions started 6^th May 2004.
• Endgame, Incidental Colman, Matthew Mitchell Ltd, and Sonia Friedman Productions 25^th February – 1^st May 2004.
• See U Next Tuesday 17^th September 2003 – 25^th January 2004.
• The Master Builder, Ambassador Theatre Group and Duncan C. Weldon, for Triumph Entertainment. started 12^th June 2003.
• Mum’s the Word, Clear Channel 8^th March – 7^th June 2003.
• Macbeth, Old Vic & Sonia Freeman 7^th November 2002 – 1^st March 2003.
• Rory Bremner – Beware of Imitations! 30^th September – 2^nd November 2002.
• Benefactors 19^th June – 28^th September 2002.
• Shockheaded Peter 4^th April – 16^th June 2002.
• The Mystery of Charles Dickens 7^th – 31^st March 2002.
• Private Lives 21^st September 2001 – 3^rd March 2002.
• A Servant to Two Masters, Royal Shakespeare Company and Young Vic 18^th July – 25^th August 2001.
• Mouth To Mouth 21^st May – 30^th June 2001.
• A Midsummer Night’s Dream 16^th March – 12^th May 2001.
• Far Away 18^th January – 3^rd March 2001.
• The Mystery of Charles Dickens 6^th September 2000 – 13^th January 2001.
• The Guardsman, Paddy Wilson 4^th – 28^th October 2000.
• Baby Doll, Birmingham Rep / Royal National Theatre / Promenade Productions / Ambassador Theatre Group 15^th June – 26^th August 2000.
• The Real Thing 13^th January – 18^th February 2000.
• Quartet, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 8^th September 1999 – 8^th January 2000.
• Forbidden Broadway 25^th July – 4^th September 1999.
• Plenty 15^th April – 3^rd July 1999.
• Cressida 24^th March – 10^th June 1999.
• Vassa 14^th January – 27^th March 1999.
• Mr Puntila & His Man Matti, Almeida Theatre and The Right Size 22^nd December 1998 – 9^th January 1999.
• Marc Almond Live, Almeida Theatre 15^th – 19^th December 1998.
• Phedre, Almeida Theatre Company 9^th September – 12^th December 1998.
• Britannicus, Almeida Theatre Company 29^th October – 28^th November 1998.
• An Ideal Husband, Peter Hall Company 3^rd March – 22^nd August 1998.
• Stepping Out the Musical, Bill Kenwright Ltd 7^th October 1997 – 28^th February 1998.
• Pygmalion, Bill Kenwright Ltd and Theatre Royal Windsor 22^nd July – 4^th October 1997.
• The Goodbye Girl, Churchill Theatre Company 14^th April – 28^th June 1997.
• One Word Impro 28^th January – 16^th March 1997.
• The Cherry Orchard, Royal Shakespeare Company 25^th November 1996 – 25^th January 1997.
• Uncle Vanya 17^th September – 16^th November 1996.
• Company 7^th March – 29^th June 1996.
• The Long and the Short and the Tall, Counterpoint / Bill Kenwright Ltd 31^st January – 2^nd March 1996.
• Five Guys Named Moe, Cameron Mackintosh Productions 18^th May 1995 – 13^th January 1996.
• One Fine Day, Bill Kenwright Ltd 3^rd April – 6^th May 1995.
• Cell Mates, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre production 16^th February – 25^th March 1995.
• As You Like It, Cheek by Jowl 25^th January – 11^th February 1995.
• The Rivals 13^th December 1994 – 14^th January 1995.
• Lady Windermere’s Fan, Birmingham Repertory Company and Triumph Proscenium Productions 19^th July – 10^th December 1994.
• A Tribute to J B Priestley, Directed by Stephen Daldry 18^th September 1994.
• A Month in the Country 22^nd March – 28^th May 1994.
• Eddie Izzard 31^st January – 19^th March 1994.
• As You Like It, Cheek by Jowl 23^rd January – 11^th February 1994.
• The BFG, Lyric Hammersmith / Theatre Royal Presentations 22^nd November 1993 – 15^th January 1994.
• Separate Tables, Bill Kenwright and Peter Hall Company 23^rd June – 30^th October 1993.

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