John Webb

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Past productions

• Sir Lucas Pepys, The Madness of George III, Theatre Royal Bath Productions January – March 2012, Apollo Theatre (Shaftesbury Avenue), London.
• A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Theatre by the Lake 17^th July – 7^th November 2009, Theatre by the Lake, Keswick.
• Mr Briggs, Our Day Out 23^rd April – ? 1998, Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich.
• Putz, Rookery Nook 4^th – 27^th May 1995, Mercury Theatre, Colchester.
• Edmund of Langley, Duke of York, uncle to the King, Richard II, Farnham Repertory Company 3^rd October – 2^nd November 1991, Redgrave Theatre, Farnham.
• The Reverend Lionel Toop, See How They Run, Farnham Repertory Company 28^th August – 28^th September 1991, Redgrave Theatre, Farnham.
• Meg and Mog Show 1986 – 1987, New Vic, Bristol.
• Rosmersholm 1986 – 1987, New Vic, Bristol.
• Director, Habeas Corpus, Pitlochry Festival Theatre Company May – September 1986, Pitlochry Festival Theatre 1.
• Joseph Poorgrass, Far from the Madding Crowd, Pitlochry Festival Theatre Company June – September 1986, Pitlochry Festival Theatre 1.
• Mr Crabtree, The School for Scandal, Pitlochry Festival Theatre Company July – September 1986, Pitlochry Festival Theatre 1.
• Rev John Hale, The Crucible, Pitlochry Festival Theatre Company August – September 1986, Pitlochry Festival Theatre 1.
• Durga Dass / Inspector Lestrade, The Crucifer of Blood, Pitlochry Festival Theatre Company May – July 1986, Pitlochry Festival Theatre 1.
• Elyot, Private Lives, Brunton Theatre Company 11^th – 22^nd February 1986, Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh.
• Carmen Miranda Dancer / Ensemble Company / Kenneth Western / Rick Blaine (Casablanca) / Robb Wilton, Happy as a Sandbag, Pitlochry Festival Theatre Company June – October 1985, Pitlochry Festival Theatre 1.
• Chairman / Mr Sleary, Hard Times, Pitlochry Festival Theatre Company August – October 1985, Pitlochry Festival Theatre 1.
• D'Arcy Tuck, Plunder, Pitlochry Festival Theatre Company May – August 1985, Pitlochry Festival Theatre 1.
• Melchior, On the Razzle, Pitlochry Festival Theatre Company 16^th April – 23^rd June 1984, Pitlochry Festival Theatre.
• Loll, Cider with Rosie, Gateway Theatre Company 14^th October – 6^th November 1982, Gateway Theatre, Chester.
• Director, The Ghost Train, Gateway Theatre Company 9^th September – 2^nd October 1982, Gateway Theatre, Chester.
• Lord Fancourt Babberly, Charley’s Aunt, Gateway Theatre Company 12^th August – 4^th September 1982, Gateway Theatre, Chester.
• Wing Wing, Aladdin, Mercury Theatre Company 14^th December 1977 – 21^st January 1978, Mercury Theatre, Colchester.
• Merriman, The Importance of Being Earnest, Mercury Theatre Co. Colchester 31^st August – 24^th September 1977, Mercury Studio, Mercury Theatre, Colchester.
• Gad, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Mercury Theatre Company 29^th September – 30^th October 1976, Mercury Theatre, Colchester.
• Mr Shanks, Habeas Corpus, Liverpool Playhouse 24^th September – 11^th October 1975, Liverpool Playhouse.
• Harry Dalton, Equus 3^rd – 21^st September 1974, Mercury Theatre, Colchester.
• The Miser, Bristol Old Vic Company and Bristol Old Vic Trust Ltd May – June 1969, Little Theatre, Bristol.
• Mess Head Waiter, Conduct Unbecoming, Bristol Old Vic Company and Bristol Old Vic Trust Ltd 30^th April – 28^th May 1969, Bristol Old Vic – Theatre Royal.
• The Royal Hunt of the Sun, Bristol Old Vic Company and Bristol Old Vic Trust Ltd 2^nd – 26^th April 1969, Bristol Old Vic – Theatre Royal.
• Spring and Port Wine, Bristol Old Vic Trust Ltd 10^th February – 1^st March 1969, Bristol Old Vic – Little Theatre.
• Alice Through the Looking Glass, Bristol Old Vic Company 23^rd December 1968 – 1^st February 1969, Bristol Old Vic – Little Theatre.
• The Comedy of Errors 1968 – 1969, Little Theatre, Bristol.
• ’Tis Pity She’s a Whore, Bristol Old Vic Company and Bristol Old Vic Trust Ltd 26^th November – 17^th December 1968, Little Theatre, Bristol.
• Luther, Bristol Old Vic Company 1^st – 26^th October 1968, Bristol Old Vic – Little Theatre.
• The Devil’s Disciple, Bristol Old Vic Company 4^th – 28^th September 1968, Bristol Old Vic – Theatre Royal.
• The Shoemaker’s Holiday 1967 – 1968, Bristol Old Vic – Theatre Royal.
• Russian Soldier / Tsar Alexander, War and Peace, (In association with the Arts Council of Great Britain), Bristol Old Vic Company, Bristol Old Vic Trust Ltd, and The Entertainments Committee ? – 17^th June 1967, Bristol Old Vic – Little Theatre and West Country Tour.
• The Taming of the Shrew 1966 – 1967, Little Theatre, Bristol.
• When in Rome 2^nd December 1959 – 17^th September 1960, Adelphi Theatre, London and New Theatre, Oxford.