Brenda Peters

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Past productions

• Mrs Brobribb, Getting On 7^th February – 11^th March 1995, Quarry Theatre, West Yorkshire Playhouse.
• Mrs Whitefield, Man and Superman, Salisbury Playhouse 22^nd February – 17^th March 1990, Salisbury Playhouse.
• Turkey Time 1986 – 1987, Bristol Old Vic – Theatre Royal.
• Duenna, Cyrano de Bergerac, Royal Shakespeare Company 24^th January (press night) – 16^th February 1985, Kennedy Center Washington DC, USA.
• Duenna, Cyrano de Bergerac, Royal Shakespeare Company 14^th October 1984 (press night), Gershwin Theatre, New York.
• Duenna, Cyrano de Bergerac, Royal Shakespeare Company 19^th (press night) – 23^rd June 1984, Royce Hall, UCLA, Los Angeles, California, USA.
• Farmer's Wife / Rebel Soldier / Stranger, Lear, Royal Shakespeare Company 29^th March 1984 (press night) – 27^th April 1980, Tour.
• Mrs Flannagan, Tout, Royal Shakespeare Company 17^th (press night) – 26^th January 1984, Pit, London.
• May Days 1983 – 1984, Barbican Theatre, London.
• Old Woman;Mrs. Glass, Maydays, Royal Shakespeare Company 20^th October 1983 (press night), Barbican Theatre, London.
• Aase, Peer Gynt, Royal Shakespeare Company 9^th June 1983 (press night), Pit, London.
• Farmer's Wife / Rebel Soldier / Stranger, Lear, Royal Shakespeare Company 19^th May 1983 (press night), Pit, London.
• Mrs May, The Body, Royal Shakespeare Company 29^th April 1983 (press night), Pit, London.
• Mother, Derek, Royal Shakespeare Company 24^th March 1983 (press night), Gulbenkian Studio, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
• Farmer's Wife / Rebel Soldier / Stranger, Lear, Royal Shakespeare Company 21^st March 1983 (press night), Gulbenkian Studio, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
• Aase, Peer Gynt, Royal Shakespeare Company 14^th March 1983 (press night), Gulbenkian Studio, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
• The Body 1982 – 1983, Barbican Theatre, London.
• Lear 1982 – 1983, Barbican Theatre, London.
• Mother, Derek, Royal Shakespeare Company 18^th (press night) – 29^th October 1982, The Other Place, Stratford-upon-Avon.
• Farmer's Wife / Rebel Soldier, Lear, Royal Shakespeare Company 29^th June 1982 (press night), The Other Place, Stratford-upon-Avon.
• Aase, Peer Gynt, Royal Shakespeare Company 14^th June 1982 (press night), The Other Place, Stratford-upon-Avon.
• Mary Cavan Tyrone, his wife, Long Day’s Journey Into Night, York Theatre Royal Company 22^nd October – 1^st November 1980, York Theatre Royal.
• Present Laughter, Southern Exchange Theatre Company 11^th March – 26^th April 1980, Theatre Royal, Bath, Oxford Playhouse, and other locations.
• Ten Times Table 18^th December 1979 – 19^th January 1980, Little Theatre, Bristol.
• Mrs Baldry, Funny Peculiar, Bristol Old Vic Theatre Company 20^th November – 15^th December 1979, Bristol Old Vic – Little Theatre.
• Semi-Detached 1978 – 1979, New Vic, Bristol.
• The Glass Menagerie 1978 – 1979, New Vic, Bristol.
• Sweeney Todd 1978 – 1979, Little Theatre, Bristol.
• Fraulein Schneider, Cabaret, Bristol Old Vic Theatre Company 23^rd May – 10^th June 1978, Bristol Old Vic – Theatre Royal.
• Pygmalion, Cambridge Theatre Company 5^th – 10^th July 1976, Ashcroft Theatre, Croydon.
• Beth, Dry Rot 23^rd December 1975 – 14^th February 1976, Bristol Old Vic – Little Theatre.
• Afore Night Come 1975 – 1976, Bristol Old Vic – Theatre Royal.
• Mrs Candour, The School for Scandal, Cambridge Theatre Co. 24^th September – October 1974, Cambridge Arts Theatre.
• Millie Crocker-Harris, The Browning Version, Farnham Repertory Company 17^th April – 5^th May 1973, Castle Theatre, Farnham.
• Edna Selby, Harlequinade, Farnham Repertory Company 17^th April – 5^th May 1973, Castle Theatre, Farnham.
• Hostess Quickly / Isabeau, Queen of France, Henry V, Farnham Repertory Company 13^th March – 14^th April 1973, Castle Theatre, Farnham.
• Isabeau, Queen of France, Of Cabbages and Kings, Farnham Repertory Company 27^th March – 14^th April 1973, Castle Theatre, Farnham.
• Aunt Sally, or The Triumph of Death, The Cambridge Theatre Company started 1973, Gulbenkian Studio Theatre, University of Hull.
• Mrs Linde, A Doll’s House, Nottingham Theatre Trust Ltd 17^th May – 10^th June 1972, Nottingham Playhouse.
• The Swallow Garden 1971 – 1972, Nottingham Playhouse.
• Close the Coalhouse Door started 11^th March 1969, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Mary Ann Milburn, Close the Coalhouse Door 9^th April 1968 – 19^th April 1969, Newcastle Playhouse, Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastle Playhouse, Newcastle upon Tyne, and other locations.
• Lady Angkatell, The Hollow, Ipswich Arts Theatre Trust 6^th – 24^th April 1965, Ipswich Arts Theatre.
• Pvt. Suzie Tidmarsh, The Amorous Prawn, Ipswich Arts Theatre Trust 5^th – 27^th November 1962, Ipswich Arts Theatre.
• Liz Barcher, The Big Killing, Ipswich Arts Theatre Trust 22^nd October – 3^rd November 1962, Ipswich Arts Theatre.
• Nell Nash, The Gazebo, Ipswich Arts Theatre Trust 24^th September – 6^th October 1962, Ipswich Arts Theatre.
• French Girl, Becket, Ipswich Arts Theatre Trust 11^th – 22^nd September 1962, Ipswich Arts Theatre.
• Pearl Bryant, Roots started 30^th July 1959, Duke of York’s Theatre, London.
• Pearl Bryant, Roots, English Stage Company started 25^th May 1959, Royal Court Theatre, London and Belgrade Theatre, Coventry.
• Gloria Dennis, Reluctant Heroes, Belgrade Theatre Company 11^th – 23^rd May 1959, Belgrade Theatre, Coventry.
• Penelope Shawn, Dear Delinquent, Belgrade Theatre Company 30^th March – 11^th April 1959, Belgrade Theatre, Coventry.
• Not A Clue-! 1953 – 1954, Theatre Royal, Bath.