Eric Messiter

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Past productions

• Froufrou 1950 – 1951, Bristol Hippodrome.
• Dr Dryden, Love’s a Funny Thing 10^th – 12^th March 1949, Ambassadors Theatre, London.
• The Banbury Nose 1944 – 1945, Wyndham’s Theatre, London.
• The Critic 1944 – 1945, Arts Theatre, London.
• Bishop, She Follows Me About 14^th June 1943 – 18^th March 1944, Garrick Theatre, London and Theatre Royal, Birmingham.
• Drawing Room 1938 – 1939, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol.
• George and Margaret 1937 – 1938, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol.
• John Bull’s Other Island 31^st March – 13^th April 1928, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Third Finger 23^rd January – 4^th February 1928, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Cyrano de Bergerac 1927 – 1928, Apollo Theatre (Shaftesbury Avenue), London.
• Caesar and Cleopatra 28^th March – 9^th April 1925, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Farmer’s Wife 1924 – 1925, Royal Court Theatre, London.
• Diplomacy 8^th – 22^nd December 1923, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Gas 24^th November – 7^th December 1923, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Getting Married 18^th October 1923, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Getting Married 23^rd August 1923, Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.
• The Importance of Being Earnest 10^th – 14^th February 1923, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Romantic Age 20^th January – 2^nd February 1923, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Admirable Crichton 23^rd December 1922 – 19^th January 1923, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Christmas Party 26^th December 1922 – 19^th January 1923, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Return of the Prodigal 1922 – 1923, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol.
• The Rivals 1922 – 1923, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol.
• The Romantic Age 1922 – 1923, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol.
• The New Morality 1922 – 1923, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol.
• The Importance of Being Earnest 1922 – 1923, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol.
• Advertising April 1922 – 1923, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol.
• The Shoemaker’s Holiday 25^th November – 8^th December 1922, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Secret Woman 14^th – 27^th October 1922, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Foundations 30^th September – 13^th October 1922, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Milestones 16^th – 29^th September 1922, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Admirable Crichton 2^nd – 15^th September 1922, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Father Soames, Getting Married, Royal Shakespeare Company 24^th August 1922 (press night), Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.
• Lane, The Importance of Being Earnest, Royal Shakespeare Company 17^th August 1922 (press night), Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.
• King Of The Peacocks 26^th December 1921 – 21^st January 1922, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Quality Street 19^th December 1921 – 21^st January 1922, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Importance of Being Earnest 13^th – 17^th December 1921, Prince’s Theatre, Manchester.
• Romantic Young Lady 12^th – 15^th December 1921, Prince’s Theatre, Manchester.
• Romantic Young Lady 3^rd – 10^th December 1921, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Importance of Being Earnest 26^th November – 2^nd December 1921, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Getting Married 19^th – 25^th November 1921, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Therese Raquin 12^th – 18^th November 1921, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Two Shepherds 29^th October – 11^th November 1921, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Would-be Gentleman 8^th – 28^th October 1921, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Cassilis Engagement 1^st – 7^th October 1921, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Getting Married 17^th – 30^th September 1921, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Quality Street 3^rd – 16^th September 1921, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Voysey Inheritance 4^th – 18^th June 1921, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Don 21^st May – 3^rd June 1921, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Hedda Gabler 12^th – 20^th May 1921, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Romantic Young Lady 30^th April – 11^th May 1921, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.

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