Dorothy Reynolds

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Plays authored

• Christmas Back in King Street
• Christmas in King Street
• Follow That Girl
• Free As Air
• Hooray For Daisy!
• The Merry Gentleman
• Salad Days
• Wildest Dreams

Past productions

• The Elderly Lady, Too True to Be Good, Royal Shakespeare Company 1^st December 1975 (press night) – 28^th February 1976, Globe Theatre 1909 – 1994 (Shaftesbury Ave.), London.
• The Elderly Lady, Too True to Be Good, Royal Shakespeare Company 21^st October 1975 (press night), Aldwych Theatre, London.
• Comtesse de la Briere, What Every Woman Knows 28^th November 1974 – May 1975, Albery Theatre, London.
• Deborah Harford, More Stately Mansions, Greenwich Theatre 19^th September – ? 1974, Greenwich Theatre, London.
• Mrs Culver, The Constant Wife 19^th September 1973 – May 1974, Albery Theatre, London.
• The Constant Wife started 27^th August 1973, Theatre Royal Brighton.
• Anne Black-Matheson, A Private Matter 21^st February – May 1973, Vaudeville Theatre, London.
• A Talent to Amuse 1969 – 1970, Phoenix Theatre, London.
• Matron, 40 Years On 31^st October 1968 – November 1969, Apollo Theatre (Shaftesbury Avenue), London.
• Matron, Forty Years On October 1968 – 1969, Apollo Theatre (Shaftesbury Avenue), London.
• Black Comedy 21^st February – April 1968, Lyric Theatre (Shaftesbury), London.
• Eleanor Spencer-Bollard, Sail Away 21^st June 1962 – January 1963, Savoy Theatre, London.
• Volumnia, Coriolanus 1963, Nottingham Playhouse.
• Book & Lyrics, Salad Days 26^th November 1961 – January 1962, Princes Theatre, London.
• Sail Away 1962, Bristol Hippodrome.
• Aunt Harriet, Wildest Dreams 3^rd August – October 1961, Vaudeville Theatre, London.
• Aunt Harriet, Wildest Dreams 1960 – 1961, Bristol Hippodrome.
• Book and lyrics / Georgina Cosens, Hooray For Daisy! started 20^th December 1960, Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, London.
• Salad Days 5^th August 1954 – March 1960, Vaudeville Theatre, London.
• Hooray For Daisy! 1959 – 1960, Bristol Old Vic.

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