Doyne Byrd

Past productions

• The David Hare Trilogy 1993 – 1994, National Theatre, London.
• Ensemble ; later Charles Kendrick, The Absence of War, Royal National Theatre 2^nd October 1993 – 1994, National Theatre – Olivier, National Theatre.
• Seyton, Macbeth, National Theatre 26^th March – ? 1993, National Theatre – Olivier, National Theatre.
• Mr Denzil, Trelawny of the Wells, Royal National Theatre 12^th February – June 1993, National Theatre – Olivier, National Theatre.
• Host, Pygmalion, National Theatre 9^th April – ? 1992, National Theatre – Olivier, National Theatre.
• Toastmaster, Murmuring Judges, National Theatre 4^th October 1991 – 1992, National Theatre – Olivier, National Theatre.
• T/O Head Waiter; Cross Bearer, Racing Demon, National Theatre started 1^st February 1990, National Theatre – Cottesloe Theatre (now National Theatre – Dorfman), National Theatre, London, National Theatre – Olivier, National Theatre, and other locations.
• Extra; U/S Stephano, The Tempest, National Theatre 21^st April 1988 – 1989, National Theatre – Cottesloe Theatre (now National Theatre – Dorfman), National Theatre, London and National Theatre – Olivier, National Theatre.
• Second Attendant; Second Gentleman, The Winter’s Tale, National Theatre started 28^th April 1988, National Theatre – Cottesloe Theatre (now National Theatre – Dorfman), National Theatre, London and National Theatre – Olivier, National Theatre.
• Attendant; 1st Tribune; 2nd Brother to Posthumus; , Cymbeline, National Theatre started 9^th May 1988, National Theatre – Cottesloe Theatre (now National Theatre – Dorfman), National Theatre, London and National Theatre – Olivier, National Theatre.
• Midge / Ruffian 3, Wild Oats, Royal Shakespeare Company 20^th June 1977 (press night) – 28^th January 1978, Piccadilly Theatre, London.
• Midge / Ruffian 3, Wild Oats, Royal Shakespeare Company 18^th April 1977 (press night), Piccadilly Theatre, London.
• Midge / Ruffian 3, Wild Oats, Royal Shakespeare Company 8^th (press night) – 12^th March 1977, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.
• Midge / Ruffian 3, Wild Oats, Royal Shakespeare Company 9^th December 1976 (press night), Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Guest 3, Ivanov, Royal Shakespeare Company 2^nd September – December 1976, Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Mr Smallpiece, The Marrying of Ann Leete, Royal Shakespeare Company 16^th September 1975 (press night), Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Unnamed parts, Love’s Labour’s Lost, Royal Shakespeare Company 29^th April 1975 (press night), Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Unnamed parts, Love’s Labour’s Lost, Royal Shakespeare Company 11^th February 1975 (press night), Tour.
• Beggar 1, Summerfolk, Royal Shakespeare Company 4^th February 1975 (press night), Tour.
• Roman Soldier, Cymbeline, Royal Shakespeare Company 19^th December 1974 (press night), Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Photographer / Unnamed parts, The Marquis of Keith, Royal Shakespeare Company 19^th November 1974 (press night), Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Male Model, Comrades, Royal Shakespeare Company 10^th October 1974 (press night), The Place, London.
• Unnamed parts, Richard II, Royal Shakespeare Company 18^th September 1974 (press night), Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Beggar 1, Summerfolk, Royal Shakespeare Company 27^th August 1974 (press night), Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Fairy / Understudy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Royal Shakespeare Company 28^th August 1972 (press night) – 4^th August 1973, Tour.
• Understudy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Royal Shakespeare Company 8^th (press night) – 12^th August 1972, Aldwych Theatre, London.
• A Midsummer Night’s Dream 1971 – 1972, Bristol Hippodrome.
• Badger, Toad of Toad Hall, Crewe Theatre Trust Ltd 16^th – 27^th December 1970, Lyceum Theatre, Crewe.
• George, The Wheel of Fortune, Crewe Theatre Trust Ltd started 3^rd March 1970, Lyceum Theatre, Crewe.
• Sir Lancelot Spratt, Doctor in the House, Crewe Theatre Trust Ltd 30^th December 1969 – January 1970, Lyceum Theatre, Crewe.
• A Man for All Seasons, Crewe Theatre Trust Ltd 30^th September – 11^th October 1969, Lyceum Theatre, Crewe.
• The Shoemaker’s Holiday 1967 – 1968, Bristol Old Vic – Theatre Royal.