Michael Turner

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Past productions

• The Uncle, Dona Rosita 1989 – 1990, Bristol Old Vic.
• Colonel Redfern, Look Back in Anger 13^th October – 5^th November 1988, Bristol Old Vic.
• Ed; Edward Goodchild, The Strangeness of Others, National Theatre started 10^th June 1988, Cottesloe Theatre, National Theatre.
• Arthur Loveless; John Grey, Apart from George, National Theatre started 19^th March 1987, National Theatre Studio.
• Managing Director, Splendid Isolation, National Theatre started 3^rd July 1986, National Theatre Studio.
• The Road To Mecca, National Theatre started 21^st February 1985, Cottesloe Theatre, National Theatre and Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre, London.
• Duke of York, Richard II 1984 – 1985, Bristol Old Vic.
• Boniface, The Beaux’ Stratagem 1983 – 1984, Bristol Old Vic.
• Relatively Speaking 1978 – 1979, Little Theatre, Bristol.
• Staff director, The Force of Habit, National Theatre started 4^th November 1976, Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre, London.
• Staff director, Tamburlaine, National Theatre started 4^th October 1976, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre.
• Dr Herdal, The Master Builder, Royal Lyceum Theatre Co., in association with Henry Sherwood Productions, Ltd. 5^th – 10^th June 1972, Ashcroft Theatre, Croydon.
• Assistant director, The Good Natured Man, National Theatre started 7^th December 1971, Old Vic, London.
• The Rev. Trussler; William Shakespeare, Tyger, National Theatre Company started 13^th July 1971, New Theatre, London.
• Assistant director / Cominius, Coriolanus 6^th May – ? 1971, Old Vic, London.
• Doss-house keeper; Police inspector, The Captain of Köpenick started 2^nd March 1971, Old Vic, London.
• T/O Praed, Mrs Warren’s Profession, National Theatre Company 22^nd December 1970 – 1971, Old Vic, London.
• Pantaloon, King Stag, National Theatre at the Young Vic started 22^nd December 1970, Young Vic, London.
• General Yepanchin, The Idiot, National Theatre 14^th July – ? 1970, Old Vic, London.
• The Way of the World 1969 – 1970, Bristol Hippodrome.

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