Esme Percy

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Past productions

• The Country Wife 1956 – 1957, Adelphi Theatre, London.
• Sir Jasper Fidget, The Country Wife, English Stage Company started 31^st October 1956, Royal Court Theatre, London.
• Nicholas, The Burnt Flower Bed 9^th September – 16^th October 1955, Arts Theatre, London.
• Gayeff, The Cherry Orchard started 21^st May 1954, Lyric Theatre (Hammersmith), London.
• Director, Saint Joan 6^th – 11^th April 1954, Q Theatre, London.
• William Poel Commemoration 1951 – 1952, Old Vic, London.
• Emile Robinet, 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.
• Don Juan - Mendoza The Devil, Man and Superman 14^th February – 13^th October 1951, New Theatre (now Noël Coward Theatre), London and Princes Theatre, London (now Shaftesbury Theatre (1963 – Present Day)).
• Matthew Skipps, The Lady’s Not for Burning started 8^th November 1950, Royale Theatre, New York (now Bernard B Jacobs Theatre).
• Matthew Skipps, The Lady’s Not for Burning, H M Tennent Ltd 11^th May – ? 1949, Globe (Shaftesbury Ave), London (now Gielgud Theatre, London).
• Director, Day After Tomorrow 6^th May – 24^th August 1946, Fortune Theatre, London and New Theatre, Oxford.
• Director, Lady Precious Stream 13^th – 25^th September 1943, Theatre Royal, Bristol (pre formation of Bristol Old Vic Company).
• Blow Your Own Trumpet 1942 – 1943, Playhouse Theatre, Liverpool.
• Vlas Fillipovich (Linesman), Distant Point 28^th October – 22^nd November 1941, Westminster Theatre, London.
• Henry Percy (Hotspur), Henry IV, Part 1 23^rd – 26^th October 1940, Vaudeville Theatre, (Strand) London.
• Parolles, All’s Well That Ends Well 3^rd – 21^st October 1940, Vaudeville Theatre, (Strand) London.
• The Taming of the Shrew 1938 – 1939, Old Vic, London.
• Shakespeare Birthday Festival 1938 – 1939, Old Vic, London.
• She Too Was Young 16^th August – 19^th November 1938, Wyndham’s Theatre, London and New Theatre (now Noël Coward Theatre), London.
• Mr Duirky, Back Your Fancy started 14^th February 1938, Brighton Theatre Royal.
• Behind Your Back 1936 – 1937, Strand Theatre, London (now Novello Theatre, London).
• Lemmle, The Ace 24^th August – 7^th October 1933, Lyric Theatre (Shaftesbury Ave), London.
• Fire 1931 – 1932, Fortune Theatre, London.
• Director, The Borrowed Life 14^th – 15^th December 1930, Prince of Wales Theatre, London.
• The Soldier, Douaumont: or The Return of the Soldier Ulysses 1929 – 1930, Prince of Wales Theatre, London.
• Man and Superman 22^nd – 27^th March 1915, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Cloister 25^th – 26^th March 1915, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Honeymoon 4^th – 24^th March 1915, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Joy 15^th – 20^th March 1915, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Little Man 15^th – 20^th March 1915, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Melting Pot 10^th – 18^th March 1915, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Doctor’s Dilemma 8^th – 12^th March 1915, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Cupid And Common Sense 1^st – 3^rd March 1915, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Man and Superman 12^th – 17^th October 1914, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Doctor’s Dilemma 14^th – 16^th October 1914, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Awakening Woman 13^th October 1914, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Melting Pot 5^th – 10^th October 1914, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Joy 17^th – 18^th November 1913, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Director / Duke of St Olpherts / Presented by, The Notorious Mrs Ebbsmith, Graeme Percy Repertory Company September – December 1913, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Gaiety Theatre, Manchester, and other locations.
• Man and Superman 1911 – 1912, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol.
• Alfred, Fancy Free, Miss Horniman’s Company started 6^th November 1911, Gaiety Theatre, Manchester.
• Goatherd, The Little Dream 15^th April 1911, Gaiety Theatre, Manchester.
• Nero 1905 – 1906, His Majesty’s Theatre, London (now Her Majesty’s Theatre, London).
• Henry IV, Part 1 1905 – 1906, His Majesty’s Theatre, London (now Her Majesty’s Theatre, London).