Bernard Miles

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Plays authored

• Lock Up Your Daughters

Past productions

• Book, Treasure Island, Mark Furness for Ginmar Ltd. & Barry O’Brien, by arrangement with John Newman of Newpalm Productions 18^th December 1984 – 19^th January 1985, Ashcroft Theatre, Croydon.
• Firs, The Cherry Orchard 1983 – 1984, Theatre Royal, Bath.
• Firs, The Cherry Orchard, Duncan C. Weldon, for Triumph Entertainment Ltd. 20^th – 24^th September 1983, Ashcroft Theatre, Croydon.
• Farjeon Reviewed 1975 – 1976, Mermaid Theatre, London.
• Book by / Long John Silver, Treasure Island, Mermaid Theatre Co. 16^th December 1974 – 11^th January 1975, Mermaid Theatre, London.
• Lilian Baylis Centenary Festival 1973 – 1974, Old Vic, London.
• Director, An Inspector Calls, Mermaid Theatre Co. 29^th August – ? 1973, Mermaid Theatre, London.
• Schweyk, Schweyk in the Second World War, Mermaid Theatre Co. started 21^st August 1963, Mermaid Theatre, London.
• Ezra Fitton, All in Good Time, Mermaid Theatre Co. started 6^th March 1963, Mermaid Theatre, London.
• Director, The Witch of Edmonton started 1962, Mermaid Theatre, London.
• The Taming of the Shrew 1947 – 1948, New Theatre (now Noël Coward Theatre), London.
• Antonovitch, The Government Inspector 1947 – 1948, New Theatre (now Noël Coward Theatre), London.
• Face of Coal, Theatre 46, in Association with the Arts Council started 26^th March 1946, Scala Theatre, London.
• Old Abel, Let Tyrants Tremble, by Bernard Miles, Theatre 46, in Association with the Arts Council started 11^th March 1946, Scala Theatre, London.
• Othello 1942 – 1943, New Theatre (now Noël Coward Theatre), London.
• The Common Touch 1941 – 1942, Film Version.
• Diversion No 2 (revue) 1940 – 1941, Wyndham’s Theatre, London.
• Briggs, Thunder Rock, H. M. Tennant Ltd started 18^th June 1940, Neighbourhood Theatre, Harrington Road Kensington, London, Globe Theatre 1909 – 1994 (Shaftesbury Ave.), London, and other locations.
• The Country Wife 1939 – 1940, Little Theatre, London.
• The Little Revue 1939 – 1940, Little Theatre, London.
• an unknown man, The Bat, Playwin Ltd and Windsor Repertory Company 4^th – 9^th May 1934, Theatre Royal, Windsor.
• Scenery painted by, Piccadilly, Playwin Ltd and Windsor Repertory Company 9^th – 14^th March 1934, Theatre Royal, Windsor.
• Scenery designed by, Forty – Love, Playwin Ltd and Windsor Repertory Company 12^th – 16^th December 1933, Theatre Royal, Windsor.
• Scenery designed by, Berkeley Square, Playwin Ltd and Windsor Repertory Company 23^rd October – 2^nd December 1933, Theatre Royal, Windsor and Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne.
• Once in a Lifetime 23^rd February – 20^th May 1933, Queen’s Theatre, London.
• Once in a Lifetime 28^th January – 17^th February 1933, Birmingham Repertory Theatre.