Michael Gough

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Past productions

• A Very Old Colonel, Mother Courage and her Children, National Theatre 3^rd November 1995 – 1996, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre.
• Old Cardinal, The Life of Galileo 11^th February – March 1994, Almeida Theatre, Islington, London.
• Firs, The Cherry Orchard 16^th October 1989 – 24^th March 1990, Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Performer, Let Us Go Then You And I 22^nd June – 1^st August 1987, Lyric Theatre (Shaftesbury Ave), London.
• Dillwyn Knox, Breaking the Code 21^st October 1986 – 5^th September 1987, Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London and Comedy Theatre, London (now Harold Pinter Theatre, London).
• Breaking the Code 1986 – 1987, Theatre Royal, Bath.
• Reverend Ernest Lynton, Aren’t We All?, Birmingham Repertory Theatre and Triumph Apollo Productions Ltd 20^th June – 3^rd November 1984, Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London.
• Reverend Ernest Lynton, Aren’t We All?, Birmingham Repertory Theatre and Triumph Apollo Productions Ltd 14^th May – 9^th June 1984, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Parson, Serjeant Musgrave’s Dance, National Theatre started 19^th May 1981, Cottesloe Theatre (now Dorfman Theatre), National Theatre, London.
• Don Louis, Don Juan, National Theatre started 2^nd April 1981, Cottesloe Theatre (now Dorfman Theatre), National Theatre, London.
• Ignaty Ilyich Shpigelsky, A Month in the Country, National Theatre started 16^th January 1981, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre.
• Aubrey, Before the Party, Bristol Old Vic Theatre Company and Oxford Playhouse Company 22^nd January – ? 1980, Apollo Theatre (Shaftesbury Avenue), London, Oxford Playhouse, and other locations.
• Old david; Major Sharman; Rector, Lark Rise, National Theatre started 23^rd March 1978, Cottesloe Theatre (now Dorfman Theatre), National Theatre, London.
• Victor Marsden, Love Letters on Blue Paper, National Theatre started 11^th February 1978, Cottesloe Theatre (now Dorfman Theatre), National Theatre, London.
• Bedroom Farce 1977 – October 1979, Bristol Hippodrome and Prince of Wales Theatre, London.
• John Baptist, The Passion, National Theatre started 19^th April 1977, Cottesloe Theatre (now Dorfman Theatre), National Theatre, London.
• Ernest, Bedroom Farce, National Theatre 1^st March 1977 – 17^th August 1978, Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, and other locations.
• He, Counting the Ways, National Theatre started 2^nd December 1976, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre and Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre.
• The Count, Il Campiello, National Theatre started 5^th October 1976, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre.
• Zoldan of Egypt, Tamburlaine, National Theatre started 4^th October 1976, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre.
• Glen, Watch It Come Down, National Theatre started 18^th February 1976, Old Vic, London and Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre.
• The Governor, Phaedra Britannica 3^rd September 1975 – 1976, Old Vic, London.
• King Lear, King Lear, Belgrade Theatre Company started 1974, Coventry.
• Pastor Manders, Ghosts, Cambridge Theatre Company 17^th February – 18^th March 1972, Cambridge Arts Theatre, New Theatre, Oxford, and other locations.
• Teddy Lloyd (Replacement), The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie 5^th May 1966 – September 1967, Wyndham’s Theatre, London.
• March Hare, Alice in Wonderland 1966 – 1967, Television Production.
• Theo Besson, Maigret and the Lady, John Gale Productions Ltd 23^rd August – 6^th November 1965, Strand Theatre, London (now Novello Theatre, London), Manchester Opera House, and other locations.
• Reader, The Hollow Crown, Royal Shakespeare Company 30^th December 1963 (press night) – 25^th April 1964, Tour.
• Joe, This Year, Next Year 20^th October – 12^th November 1960, Vaudeville Theatre, (Strand) London.
• T/O Duddard (Strand), Rhinoceros started 28^th April 1960, Royal Court Theatre, London and Strand Theatre, London (now Novello Theatre, London).
• Howard Holt, Something to Hide, Stephen Mitchell (Theatrical Productions) Ltd 7^th April – 24^th May 1958, Prince of Wales Theatre, Cardiff, King’s Theatre, Edinburgh, and other locations.
• Joe Leonard, Roseland 12^th – 15^th February 1958, St Martin’s Theatre, London.
• Admiral, Fanny 15^th November 1956 – 14^th September 1957, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London.
• Peter Manson, The Burning Boat 10^th – 19^th March 1955, Royal Court Theatre, London.
• The Immoralist started 3^rd November 1954, Arts Theatre, London.
• Interrogator, The Prisoner, Hornchurch Repertory Company 30^th August – 11^th September 1954, Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch.
• Tony Lack, The Burning Glass, H M Tennent Ltd 25^th January 1934 – 5^th June 1954, Apollo Theatre (Shaftesbury Avenue), London, Theatre Royal, Brighton, and other locations.
• Nicky Lancaster (Criterion), The Vortex 18^th February – 17^th May 1952, Theatre Royal, Brighton, Lyric Theatre (Hammersmith), London, and other locations.
• Julien, 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.
• Gerard (Brother to the Duke of Bristol), The Way Things Go 2^nd March – 15^th July 1950, Phoenix Theatre, London.
• Hugh Joyce, Fading Mansion, Duchess Productions and Laurence Olivier Productions 31^st August – 8^th October 1949, Duchess Theatre, London.
• Evan Davies, September Tide 15^th December 1948 – August 1949, Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Nicholas Devize, The Lady’s Not for Burning started 10^th March 1948, Arts Theatre, London.
• But For The Grace Of God 1946, St James’s Theatre, London.
• Fag (Captain Absolute's servant), The Rivals, H M Tennent Ltd in association with CEMA 3^rd September 1945 – 16^th February 1946, Theatre Royal, Newcastle upon Tyne, King’s Theatre, Glasgow, and other locations.
• The Alchemist 1944 – 1945, Playhouse Theatre, Liverpool.
• Thunder Rock, H M Tennent Ltd started 18^th June 1940, Neighbourhood Theatre, Harrington Road Kensington, London, Globe (Shaftesbury Ave), London (now Gielgud Theatre, London), and other locations.
• Billeted, Arthur Brough Players 19^th – 23^rd December 1939, Leas Pavilion, Folkestone.
• Eliza Comes To Stay, Arthur Brough Players 24^th – 28^th October 1939, Leas Pavilion, Folkestone.
• French Leave, Arthur Brough Players 30^th September – 6^th October 1939, Leas Pavilion, Folkestone.

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