Gaye Brown

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Past productions

• Into The Woods, Regent’s Park Theatre Ltd 6^th August – 11^th September 2010, Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park.
• Pygmalion, Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester 17^th May – 19^th June 2010, Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester.
• Madame Pontagnac / Madame Pontagnac, An Absolute Turkey, Bill Kenwright/Peter Hall Company 16^th November 1993 – 30^th July 1994, Globe Theatre 1909 – 1994 (Shaftesbury Ave.), London and Thorndike Theatre, Leatherhead.
• Trelawny of the Wells 1992 – 1993, Theatre Royal, Bath.
• Trelawny of the Wells 1992 – 1993, Royal Comedy Theatre / Comedy Theatre / Harold Pinter Theatre, London.
• Charlotta, The Cherry Orchard, Theatr Clwyd Company 13^th – 18^th May 1991, Bath Theatre Royal & Tour.
• 42^nd Street 8^th August 1984 – 7^th January 1989, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London.
• Gay Wellington / Gay Wellington / Gay Wellington / Gay Wellington, You Can’t Take it With You, National Theatre 28^th July – 3^rd December 1983, Birmingham Hippodrome, Grand Theatre, Leeds, and other locations.
• Helen Hobart, Once in a Lifetime, Royal Shakespeare Company 20^th February (press night) – 16^th August 1980, Piccadilly Theatre, London.
• Helen Hobart, Once in a Lifetime, Royal Shakespeare Company 4^th September 1979 (press night), Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Matheson, The Hang of the Gaol, Royal Shakespeare Company 15^th December 1978 (press night), Warehouse, London.
• Sylvia, Look Out … Here Comes Trouble!, Royal Shakespeare Company 7^th November 1978 (press night), Warehouse, London.
• Performer, Old Time Music Hall, Royal Shakespeare Company 5^th November 1978 (press night), Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Annie, Cousin Vladimir, Royal Shakespeare Company 22^nd September 1978 (press night), Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Ensemble, Room for Company, Royal Shakespeare Company 9^th (press night) – 11^th July 1968, Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Belle Starr / Paula Monduli, Indians, Royal Shakespeare Company 4^th July 1968 (press night), Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Oh! What A Lovely War! 1963 – 1964, Bristol Hippodrome.