Brunskill & Loveday

Past productions

• Scenery built by, The Seven Year Itch, H M Tennent Ltd and Williamson Music Ltd 13^th April 1953 – 13^th March 1954, Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, Aldwych Theatre, London, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, The White Carnation, H M Tennent Ltd 5^th January – 25^th July 1953, Bristol Hippodrome, Globe (Shaftesbury Ave), London (now Gielgud Theatre, London), and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Escapade, Henry Sherek 22^nd December 1952 – 20^th February 1954, St James’s Theatre, London, Strand Theatre, London (now Novello Theatre, London), and other locations.
• Scenery built by, The Happy Marriage, John Clements Plays Ltd 8^th July 1952 – 27^th June 1953, Duke of York’s Theatre, London, Grand Theatre & Opera House, Leeds, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, The Gay Dog, H M Tennent Ltd and Lornor Ltd started 31^st March 1952, Piccadilly Theatre, London, Opera House, Manchester, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Meet Mr Callaghan, B A Meyer in association with Concanen 25^th February 1952 – 4^th April 1953, Golders Green Hippodrome, Garrick Theatre, London, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Colombe, H M Tennent Ltd 29^th October 1951 – 29^th March 1952, New Theatre (now Noël Coward Theatre), London, Theatre Royal, Brighton, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Pygmalion, Sherek Players Ltd 14^th August 1951 – 5^th January 1952, Bristol Hippodrome, Opera House, Manchester, and other locations.
• Scene built by, Background, Alec L Rea and E P Clift with Roy Limbert 17^th May – 29^th July 1950, Westminster Theatre, London.
• Scene built by, Home at Seven, Alec L Rea and E P Clift and H M Tennent Ltd 6^th February – 30^th December 1950, Wyndham’s Theatre, London, Theatre Royal, Brighton, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Ring Round the Moon, Tennent Productions Ltd 9^th January 1950 – 8^th December 1951, Globe (Shaftesbury Ave), London (now Gielgud Theatre, London), Theatre Royal, Brighton, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, A Streetcar Named Desire, Tennent Productions Ltd 27^th September 1949 – 19^th August 1950, Aldwych Theatre, London and Opera House, Manchester.
• Scenery built by, The Heiress, Tennent Productions Ltd 24^th January 1949 – 19^th August 1950, Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London and Theatre Royal, Brighton.
• Scenery built by, Breach of Marriage, Peter Saunders in association with Piffard & Robinson Productions Ltd 17^th January – 26^th March 1949, Duke of York’s Theatre, London and New Theatre, Hull.
• Scenery built by, Harvey, George and Alfred Black, H M Tennent Ltd, and Val Parnell 13^th December 1948 – 1^st July 1950, Prince of Wales Theatre, London, Piccadilly Theatre, London, and other locations.
• Scene built by, Don’t Listen, Ladies!, Alec L Rea and E P Clift 16^th August 1948 – 12^th March 1949, St James’s Theatre, London, Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, You Never Can Tell, Sherek Players Ltd 3^rd October 1947 – 3^rd July 1948, Wyndham’s Theatre, London, Criterion Theatre, London, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Traveller’s Joy, H M Tennent Ltd 15^th March 1948 – 16^th December 1950, Criterion Theatre, London, Theatre Royal, Brighton, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Tomorrow is a Lovely Day, Peter Haddon Ltd 16^th February – 20^th March 1948, Grand Theatre, Blackpool, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, The Voice of the Turtle, Alfred de Liagre Jr and Gilbert Miller 16^th June – 30^th August 1947, Piccadilly Theatre, London, Opera House, Manchester, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Trespass, H M Tennent Ltd and Stephen Mitchell 9^th June – 29^th November 1947, Opera House, Manchester, Globe (Shaftesbury Ave), London (now Gielgud Theatre, London), and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Edward, My Son, Gilbert Miller and Henry Sherek 21^st April 1947 – 23^rd April 1949, His Majesty’s Theatre, Haymarket, London (now His Majesty’s Theatre, Haymarket, London), Lyric Theatre (Shaftesbury Ave), London, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, The Eagle Has Two Heads, Company of Four and Tennent Plays Ltd 3^rd February – 12^th July 1947, Globe (Shaftesbury Ave), London (now Gielgud Theatre, London), Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Truant in Park Lane, Henry Sherek Ltd 3^rd February – 5^th April 1947, King’s Theatre, Glasgow, Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Message for Margaret, Sherek Players Ltd 28^th August 1946 – 26^th April 1947, Westminster Theatre, London, Duchess Theatre, London, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Dear Murderer, Clifford Webb and Sidney Watts 31^st July – 12^th October 1946, Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Scenery built by, The Eagle Has Two Heads, Company of Four and Tennent Plays Ltd 19^th August – 30^th November 1946, Prince of Wales Theatre, Cardiff, Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, and other locations.
• Scene built by, The Poltergeist, Linnit & Dunfee Ltd 1^st April 1946 – 1^st February 1947, Vaudeville Theatre, (Strand) London, Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Frieda, Sherek Players Ltd 18^th February – 24^th August 1946, Westminster Theatre, London, Theatre Royal, Brighton, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, A Man About the House, H M Tennent Ltd 15^th October 1945 – 25^th May 1946, Piccadilly Theatre, London, Grand Theatre, Blackpool, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Lady Windermere’s Fan, CEMA and Tennent Plays Ltd 18^th June 1945 – February 1947, Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London, New Theatre, Oxford, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, The First Gentleman, Henry Sherek Ltd 2^nd April 1945 – 16^th November 1946, Savoy Theatre, London, New Theatre (now Noël Coward Theatre), London, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Duet for Two Hands, Jack Buchanan and Jack Hylton 12^th March 1945 – 11^th May 1946, Lyric Theatre (Shaftesbury Ave), London, Grand Theatre, Blackpool, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, There Shall Be No Night, H M Tennent Ltd and John C Wilson 31^st July – 4^th November 1944, Bristol Hippodrome, Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Uncle Harry, H M Tennent Ltd and Linnit & Dunfee Ltd 24^th January 1944 – 17^th February 1945, Garrick Theatre, London, New Theatre, Oxford, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, While the Sun Shines, H M Tennent Ltd and Linnit & Dunfee Ltd 25^th October 1943 – 7^th September 1946, Globe (Shaftesbury Ave), London (now Gielgud Theatre, London), Opera House, Manchester, and other locations.
• Scene built by, The House of Jeffreys, Alex B Nichols and Jeffreys Production Ltd 17^th August 1942 – 20^th March 1943, Playhouse Theatre, London, Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, and other locations.
• Scenery built by, Dear Brutus, H M Tennent Ltd 20^th January – 17^th May 1941, Globe (Shaftesbury Ave), London (now Gielgud Theatre, London).

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