Timothy West
Past productions
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The Grand Tour
1972 – 1973,
The Old Vic, London.
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Sir John Falstaff,
Henry IV, Parts I & II
4th October – 25th November 1972,
Bristol Old Vic – Theatre Royal.
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Sir William Gower,
Trelawny
12th January – 26th February 1972,
Bristol Old Vic – Theatre Royal.
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The Golden Age
1971 – 1972,
Bristol Old Vic – Theatre Royal.
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Robert Hand,
Exiles
12th November 1970 (press night),
Mermaid Theatre, London.
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Henry Bolingbroke,
Richard II, Prospect Theatre Company
11th August 1969 – February 1970,
Volkstheatre, Vienna, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham (now The Alexandra), and other locations.
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Edward II, Prospect Theatre Company
1969 – February 1970,
Mermaid Theatre, London, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham (now The Alexandra), and other locations.
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Otto,
The Italian Girl, Bristol Old Vic Trust Ltd and Donald Albery for Calabash Productions Ltd
29th November 1967 – October 1968,
Bristol Old Vic – Theatre Royal and Wyndham’s Theatre, London.
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Smuggler,
The Constant Couple, Donald Albery for Calabash and EH Ltd and Prospect Theatre Company
23rd May – 22nd July 1967,
New Theatre (now Noël Coward Theatre), London, Cambridge Arts Theatre, and other locations.
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Socrates,
The Peloponnesian War, Royal Shakespeare Company
26th February 1967 (press night),
Aldwych Theatre, London.
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Peterbono,
Thieves’ Carnival, Prospect Theatre Company
18th July – 20th August 1966,
Theatre Royal, Brighton, Cambridge Arts Theatre, and other locations.
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Chief Officer Mulka,
The Investigation, Royal Shakespeare Company
19th February (press night) – 9th March 1966,
Aldwych Theatre, London.
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Korobkin / Waiter at the Inn,
The Government Inspector, Royal Shakespeare Company
19th January 1966 (press night),
Aldwych Theatre, London.
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Love’s Labour’s Lost
1965 – 1966,
Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-Upon-Avon.
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The Jew of Malta, Royal Shakespeare Company
1965 – 1966,
Aldwych Theatre, London.
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The Merchant of Venice
1965 – 1966,
Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-Upon-Avon.
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Lord Lucius,
Timon of Athens, Royal Shakespeare Company
1st July 1965 (press night),
Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.
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Aegeon,
The Comedy of Errors, Royal Shakespeare Company
19th May 1965 (press night),
Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.
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Tubal,
The Merchant of Venice, Royal Shakespeare Company
15th April 1965 (press night),
Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.
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Pilia-Borza,
The Jew of Malta, Royal Shakespeare Company
14th April 1965 (press night),
Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.
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Sir Nathaniel,
Love’s Labour’s Lost, Royal Shakespeare Company
7th April 1965 (press night),
Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.
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Sir Gilbert Boscoe,
The Governor’s Lady, Royal Shakespeare Company
4th February 1965 (press night),
Aldwych Theatre, London.
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The Comedy of Errors
1964 – 1965,
Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-Upon-Avon.
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Mr Page,
The Merry Wives of Windsor, Royal Shakespeare Company
17th December 1964 (press night),
Aldwych Theatre, London.
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Pilia-Borza,
The Jew of Malta, Royal Shakespeare Company
1964 – 1965,
Aldwych Theatre, London.
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Schoolmaster,
The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat As Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of The Marquis de Sade (or Marat/Sade), Royal Shakespeare Company
20th August 1964 (press night),
Aldwych Theatre, London.
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Doctor,
Victor, Royal Shakespeare Company
5th August 1964 (press night),
Aldwych Theatre, London.
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Ginger,
Afore Night Come, Royal Shakespeare Company
25th June 1964 (press night),
Aldwych Theatre, London.
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The Trigon
started 27th May 1964,
New Arts Theatre (now Arts Theatre), London.
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Hubert,
Gentle Jack, H M Tennent Ltd
28th November 1963 – 1964,
Queen’s Theatre, (Shaftesbury Ave) London (now Sondheim Theatre, London).
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Ginger,
Afore Night Come, Royal Shakespeare Company
7th June 1962 (press night),
New Arts Theatre (now Arts Theatre), London.
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Commando no 3 / Unnamed parts,
Nil Carborundum, Royal Shakespeare Company
12th April 1962 (press night),
New Arts Theatre (now Arts Theatre), London.
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2nd Socialist M.P. / A Warder,
Mr Burke, M.P.
6th October – 10th December 1960,
Mermaid Theatre, London.
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Henry Angell,
The Unexpected Guest, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd
25th – 30th April 1960,
Salisbury Playhouse.
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Ezra Weatherhead,
Without the Prince, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd
18th – 23rd April 1960,
Salisbury Playhouse.
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Detective Sgt. Foley,
Gideon’s Fear, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd
11th – 16th April 1960,
Salisbury Playhouse.
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Talky,
Caught Napping, Peter Bridge for Bridge Productions Ltd and Richmond Theatre Productions Ltd
14th April – 29th August 1959,
Piccadilly Theatre, London, Richmond Theatre, Richmond, London, and other locations.
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Fowle,
The Dock Brief, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd
16th – 21st March 1959,
Salisbury Playhouse.
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Lawyer,
I Spy, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd
16th – 21st March 1959,
Salisbury Playhouse.
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Jonathan Travis,
Any Other Business, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd
26th – 31st January 1959,
Salisbury Playhouse.
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William Rice (Brother Bill),
The Entertainer, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd
19th – 24th January 1959,
Salisbury Playhouse.
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Major Domo,
Cinderella, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd
26th December 1958 – 19th January 1959,
Salisbury Playhouse.
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/ Director,
Any Other Business
1958 – 1959,
Little Theatre, Bristol.
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Produced by / Settings designed by,
Where the Rainbow Ends, Salisbury Amateur Dramatic Society
15th – 20th December 1958,
Salisbury Playhouse.
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Captain William Legge,
Rogue Prince, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd
8th – 13th December 1958,
Salisbury Playhouse.
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Talky,
Gwendoline, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd
27th October – 1st November 1958,
Salisbury Playhouse.
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Roland Kenyon,
Touch It Light, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd
13th – 18th October 1958,
Salisbury Playhouse.
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Christopher Hawthorn,
Hindle Wakes, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd
29th September – 4th October 1958,
Salisbury Playhouse.
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Sergeant Miller,
Flare Path, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd
15th – 20th September 1958,
Salisbury Playhouse.
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Henry Hornett,
Sailor, Beware!, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd
25th – 30th August 1958,
Salisbury Playhouse.