Tony Hilton

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Plays authored

• One for the Pot
• Stand By Your Bedouin
• Who Were You With Last Night?

Past productions

• Additional comedy scenes by / Dame, Jack and the Beanstalk, Windsor Theatre Company 21^st December 1968 – 1^st February 1969, Theatre Royal, Windsor.
• Additional comedy scenes by / Queen Oversize of Mantina, The Sleeping Beauty, Windsor Theatre Company 22^nd December 1967 – 3^rd February 1968, Theatre Royal, Windsor.
• Additional comedy scenes by / Buttons, Cinderella, Windsor Theatre Company 23^rd December 1966 – 4^th February 1967, Theatre Royal, Windsor.
• Playwright, One for the Pot, Civic Theatre Chesterfield 15^th – 26^th November 1966, Civic Theatre, Chesterfield.
• Additional comedy scenes by / Eliza (the cook), Dick Whittington, Windsor Theatre Company 20^th December 1965 – 29^th January 1966, Theatre Royal, Windsor.
• Charlie Barnet / Director, One for the Pot, Windsor Theatre Company 23^rd August – 11^th September 1965, Theatre Royal, Windsor.
• Bob Acres, The Rivals, Windsor Theatre Company 16^th June – 3^rd July 1965, Theatre Royal, Windsor.
• Horace, Murder Turns the Key, Windsor Theatre Company 29^th June – 11^th July 1964, Theatre Royal, Windsor.
• Sam Sidebottom, Who Were You With Last Night?, Windsor Theatre Company 22^nd October – 3^rd November 1962, Theatre Royal, Windsor.
• Director, One for the Pot, Wolverhampton Repertory Company 18^th – 23^rd July 1960, Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton.
• Fred Phipps, Dry Rot, Windsor Repertory Company 8^th – 20^th September 1958, Theatre Royal, Windsor.
• Fred Phipps, Dry Rot, Rix Theatrical Productions 17^th March – 28^th June 1958, Theatre Royal, Bath, Streatham Hill Theatre, London, and other locations.
• Reluctant Heroes 1955 – 1956, Bristol Hippodrome.
• Fred Phipps (replacement) / Fred Phipps (temporary replacement), Dry Rot, Rix Theatrical Productions 9^th August 1954 – 15^th March 1958, Whitehall Theatre, London (now Trafalgar Theatre, London), New Theatre, Oxford, and other locations.
• Eddie Twohig, Drama at Innish or Is Life Worth Living? started 21^st October 1953, Arts Theatre, London.
• Junior Miss started 24^th March 1943, Saville Theatre, London.