Richard Littledale

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Past productions

• Lord Pilfer, For Love or Money, Peter Daubeny and Robert Brenon 24^th August – 2^nd September 1950, Ambassadors Theatre, London.
• Emil Zamario, Prime Minister, Salva (Replacement), His Excellency, London Mask Theatre 10^th April 1950 – 23^rd June 1951, Grand Theatre & Opera House, Leeds, Princes Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London (now Shaftesbury Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London 1963 – Present Day), and other locations.
• The Vigil, Envoy Productions Ltd., by arrangement with Peter Dearing and Alexander Markey started 10^th May 1948, Prince of Wales Theatre, London.
• Churdles Ash, The Farmer’s Wife, Prince Littler 25^th August – 27^th September 1947, Apollo Theatre (Shaftesbury Avenue), London, Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth, and other locations.
• / Director, 1066 and All That 1947, Strand Theatre, London (now Novello Theatre, London).
• 1066 and All That 18^th December 1945 – 9^th February 1946, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Pop, Worm’s Eye View, Derek Salberg’s Repertory Company started 19^th November 1945, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Music at Night 1939 – 1940, Westminster Theatre, London.
• Chetwynd, As You Are 4^th December 1939 – 16^th March 1940, Aldwych Theatre, London, Whitehall Theatre, London (now Trafalgar Theatre, London), and other locations.
• Thomas, She Too Was Young 16^th August – 19^th November 1938, Wyndham’s Theatre, London and New Theatre (now Noël Coward Theatre), London.
• Dan, Night Must Fall, Windsor Repertory Company 30^th May – 4^th June 1938, Theatre Royal, Windsor.
• Measure for Measure 1937 – 1938, The Old Vic, London.
• Dan, Night Must Fall started 16^th November 1936, King’s Theatre, Hammersmith.
• A Baron / Alfred, 1066 and All That, Sir Barry Jackson 15^th April 1935 – 9^th April 1936, Strand Theatre, London (now Novello Theatre, London), Theatre Royal, Birmingham, and other locations.
• 1066 and All That 22^nd December 1934 – 22^nd February 1935, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• A Man’s House 24^th November – 15^th December 1934, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Barnet’s Folly 20^th October – 23^rd November 1934, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Merciless Lady 6^th – 19^th October 1934, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Edwardians 15^th September – 5^th October 1934, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Marvellous History of St. Bernard 25^th August – 14^th September 1934, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Waddington, The Painted Veil, Alec L Rea and E P Clift 1^st – 6^th August 1932, Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh.
• Fred Bolton, Britannia of Billingsgate, Alec L Rea 10^th November 1931 – 2^nd January 1932, St Martin’s Theatre, London, Duke of York’s Theatre, London, and other locations.
• The Dover Road 29^th November – 19^th December 1930, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• The Playboy of the Western World 15^th – 28^th November 1930, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Helen With The High Hand 1^st – 14^th November 1930, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Warriors Of Helgeland 18^th – 31^st October 1930, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Charmeuse 4^th – 17^th October 1930, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Devil’s Bridge 20^th September – 3^rd October 1930, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Madame Pepita 20^th September – 3^rd October 1930, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.
• Cyril Beverley, Bird in Hand, Barry Jackson 21^st January – 29^th June 1929, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol, New Oxford Theatre, London, and other locations.
• Cyril Beverley, Bird in Hand, Barry Jackson 13^th August – 15^th December 1928, Theatre Royal, Chatham, Royal Opera House, Leicester, and other locations.
• Count Nicolai Rostov, The Yellow Ticket, Regent Stock Company started 9^th October 1926, Regent Theatre, London.