Richard Pilbrow

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Past productions

• Lighting , On Raftery’s Hill, Druid 29^th June – ? 2000, Royal Court Theatre, London.
• Presented by, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Chichester Festival Theatre Productions 11^th August – 27^th December 1986, Chichester Festival Theatre and Piccadilly Theatre, London.
• Lighting Designer, Love for Love, National Theatre 7^th November 1985 – 1986, Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre.
• Lighting, Windy City 1981 – 5^th February 1983, Bristol Hippodrome and Victoria Palace Theatre, London.
• Lighting, I’m Getting My Act Together and Taking It On The Road, started 1980, Apollo Theatre (Shaftesbury Avenue), London.
• Lighting, Joking Apart 7^th March – 7^th July 1979, Globe (Shaftesbury Ave), London (now Gielgud Theatre, London).
• Lighting, Irene, Harold Fielding 15^th June 1976 – 14^th October 1978, Adelphi Theatre, London.
• Lighting, The Travelling Music Show 28^th March – July 1978, Her Majesty’s Theatre, London.
• Lighting, Kings and Clowns 1^st March – 1^st April 1978, Phoenix Theatre, London.
• Lighting, Blithe Spirit, National Theatre started 18^th June 1976, Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre and Olivier Theatre, National Theatre.
• Lighting, Heartbreak House 20^th February – ? 1975, Old Vic, London.
• Lighting, Eden End 25^th March – ? 1974, Old Vic, London and Richmond Theatre (London).
• Lighting Designer, A Streetcar Named Desire, Bernard Delfont/Richard M. Mills 14^th March – 12^th October 1974, Piccadilly Theatre, London.
• Lighting, Gomes 15^th – 24^th November 1973, Queen’s Theatre, (Shaftesbury Ave) London (now Sondheim Theatre, London).
• Lighting, Show Boat 29^th July 1971 – 29^th September 1973, Adelphi Theatre, London.
• Lighting Designer, Gone with the Wind, Harold Fielding and Jove Enterprises Inc. 3^rd May 1972 – 7^th April 1973, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London.
• Lighting, The Threepenny Opera 10^th February – July 1972, Prince of Wales Theatre, London and Piccadilly Theatre, London.
• Lighting / Presented by, Fiddler on the Roof, Harold Prince and Richard Pilbrow 16^th February 1967 – 2^nd October 1971, Her Majesty’s Theatre, London.
• Presented by (West End), Charley’s Aunt, 69 Theatre Company 30^th August 1971 – 13^th February 1972, Apollo Theatre (Shaftesbury Avenue), London, Manchester University Theatre, and other locations.
• Presented by, Catch My Soul, 69 Theatre Company, Jack Good Productions Ltd, Richard Pilbrow, and Theatre Projects Associates Ltd 14^th October 1970 – 24^th July 1971, New Theatre, Oxford, The Roundhouse, London, and other locations.
• Lighting Designer, Fiddler on the Roof, Harold Prince and Richard Pilbrow 16^th April 1970 – April 1971, Palace Theatre, Manchester, Bristol Hippodrome, and other locations.
• Lighting designer, The Travails of Sancho Panza, National Theatre 16^th December 1969 – 1970, Old Vic, London.
• Lighting, My Little Boy … My Big Girl, Loner Productions 25^th October – December 1969, Fortune Theatre, London.
• Lighting designer, Love’s Labour’s Lost, National Theatre 17^th December 1968 – 1969, Old Vic, London.
• Presented by (West End), The Ruling Class, Nottingham Playhouse Company 6^th November 1968 – May 1969, Piccadilly Theatre, London and Nottingham Playhouse.
• Lighting designer, The Covent Garden Tragedy, National Theatre 18^th June – ? 1968, Old Vic, London.
• Lightin designer, A Most Unwarrantable Intrusion, National Theatre 18^th June – ? 1968, Old Vic, London.
• Lighting designer, In His Own Write, National Theatre 18^th June – ? 1968, Old Vic, London.
• Lighting, Wise Child 10^th October 1967 – January 1968, Wyndham’s Theatre, London.
• Lighting, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie 5^th May 1966 – September 1967, Wyndham’s Theatre, London.
• Lighting Designer, Three Sisters, National Theatre started 4^th July 1967, Old Vic, London.
• Lighting designer, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, National Theatre started 11^th April 1967, Old Vic, London.
• Lighting, Jorrocks 22^nd September 1966 – 25^th February 1967, New Theatre (now Noël Coward Theatre), London.
• Lighting designer, The Storm, National Theatre 18^th October 1966 – 1967, Old Vic, London.
• Lighting designer, A Bond Honoured, National Theatre 6^th June – ? 1966, Old Vic, London.
• Lighting, Come Spy With Me, Peter Bridge 27^th April 1966 – 22^nd July 1967, Golders Green Hippodrome, Whitehall Theatre, London (now Trafalgar Theatre, London), and other locations.
• Lighting designer, Juno and the Paycock, National Theatre 4^th April – ? 1966, Old Vic, London and Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Lighting designer, Love for Love, National Theatre 20^th October 1965 – 1966, Old Vic, London.
• Lighting designer, Miss Julie, National Theatre 27^th July 1965 – 1966, Old Vic, London and Chichester Festival Theatre.
• Lighting designer, Armstrong’s Last Goodnight, National Theatre 6^th July 1965 – 1966, Old Vic, London and Chichester Festival Theatre.
• Lighting designer, Black Comedy, National Theatre 27^th July 1965 – 1966, Old Vic, London and Chichester Festival Theatre.
• Lighting, Our Man Crichton 23^rd November 1964 – 3^rd July 1965, Palace Theatre, Manchester and Shaftesbury Theatre (1963 – Present Day), London.
• Lighting, Half a Sixpence 21^st March 1963 – 31^st October 1964, Cambridge Theatre, London.
• Lighting, Spoon River, Peter Bridge Productions Ltd and Southwick Productions Ltd 13^th February – 14^th March 1964, Royal Court Theatre, London.
• Lighting designer, The Recruiting Officer 10^th December 1963 – 1964, Old Vic, London.
• Lighting Designer, Hamlet, National Theatre 22^nd October 1963 – 1964, Old Vic, London.
• Lighting, Out of the Crocodile, Michael Codron 7^th October 1963 – 25^th January 1964, New Theatre, Oxford, Theatre Royal, Nottingham, and other locations.
• Lighting designer, Blitz! 8^th May 1962 – 19^th September 1963, Adelphi Theatre, London.
• Lighting, Devil May Care 11^th February – May 1963, Strand Theatre, London (now Novello Theatre, London) and Grand Theatre, Leeds.
• Lighting, I Gotta Shoe 17^th December 1962 – January 1963, Garrick Theatre, London.

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