Jack Hulbert

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Plays authored

• The Cinema Star

Past productions

• Dear Charles started 19^th November 1968, Duke of York’s Theatre, London.
• Dear Charles started 30^th September 1968, Theatre Royal Brighton.
• Dear Octopus 30^th October 1967 – June 1968, New Theatre, Oxford, Piccadilly Theatre, London, and other locations.
• Major General Sir Hamish Fitzadam, The Amorous Prawn, Bernard Delfont / Michael Hamilton started 30^th May 1966, Pavilion Theatre, Torquay.
• The Bride Comes Back 25^th November 1960 – February 1961, Vaudeville Theatre, London.
• Andrew Bennett, Not In The Book August – 19^th September 1959, Bristol Hippodrome, Cambridge Arts Theatre, and other locations.
• The Reluctant Debutante 1958 – 1959, Theatre Royal, Bath.
• Reginald Fitzgibbon, The Big Tickle 23^rd May – 14^th June 1958, Duke of York’s Theatre, London.
• A Ticklish Business started 14^th April 1958, Pavillion Theatre, Bournemouth.
• The Reluctant Debutante started 22^nd July 1957, Opera House, Manchester.
• Jimmy Broadbent (Replacement), The Reluctant Debutante 16^th May 1955 – 27^th July 1957, Cambridge Theatre, London, Coventry Theatre, and other locations.
• Joy of Living 1954 – 1955, Bristol Hippodrome.
• Producer, Over The Moon, Tom Arnold Ltd 23^rd December 1953 – 9^th January 1954, Davis Theatre, Croydon.
• Dances / Director, Over The Moon 3^rd March – 26^th September 1953, Bristol Hippodrome, London Casino, and other locations.
• Director, Gay’s The Word 1952 – 1953, Bristol Hippodrome.
• James Winter, J.P., The White Sheep of the Family, The Daniel Mayer Company 24^th September 1951 – 7^th June 1952, Leeds Grand Theatre and Piccadilly Theatre, London.
• Director, Gay’s The Word 17^th October 1950 – 28^th June 1952, Golders Green Hippodrome, London, Palace Theatre, Manchester, and other locations.
• Director, The Nightingale 15^th July – 6^th September 1947, Princes Theatre, London.
• Director, Sweet Yesterday 1944 – 1945, Adelphi Theatre, London.
• Something In The Air 1943 – 1944, Palace Theatre, London.

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