Norman Smith

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Past productions

• Designer, No Fear or Favour, Alexandra Repertory Company and Le Clare Productions Ltd 17^th July – 12^th August 1967, Grand Theatre & Opera House, Leeds and Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, June Evening, Alexandra Repertory Company, Allan Davis Ltd., and Michael Medwin for Memorial Enterprises started 24^th October 1966, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Settings by, Doctor at Sea, Bernard Delfont and Michael Hamilton 3^rd June – 2^nd October 1965, Pavilion Theatre, Torquay.
• Designer, Peril at End House, Alexandra Repertory Company 26^th July – 7^th August 1965, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, The Ghost Train, Alexandra Repertory Company 19^th April – 1^st May 1965, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, Under Milk Wood, Sheffield Repertory Company November 1964, Sheffield Playhouse.
• Settings designed by, The Cat and the Canary, Alexandra Repertory Company 27^th July – 8^th August 1964, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Settings designed by, Spring and Port Wine, Alexandra Repertory Company and Allan Davis Ltd 15^th – 27^th June 1964, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Settings by, Gorillas Drink Milk, Palisades Productions Ltd 18^th February – 14^th March 1964, Golders Green Hippodrome, Belgrade Theatre, Coventry, and other locations.
• Designer, Twelve Angry Men 1963 – 1964, Queen’s Theatre, (Shaftesbury Ave) London (now Sondheim Theatre, London).
• Designer, Difference of Opinion started 15^th July 1963, Garrick Theatre, London and Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Decor by, Fish Out of Water, Alexandra Repertory Company 6^th – 18^th May 1963, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, Breaking Point, Peter Bridge, in Association with Greville Poke for GP Productions 5^th September 1962 – 30^th March 1963, Lyric Theatre (Shaftesbury Ave), London, Golders Green Hippodrome, and other locations.
• Designer, Family Joke, Alexandra Repertory Company started 8^th October 1962, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, Breaking Point started 16^th July 1962, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, Doctor at Sea, Barry O’Brien Ltd, Geoffrey Hastings, and Michael Hamilton 19^th February – 5^th May 1962, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, Theatre Royal, Bath, and other locations.
• Designer, An Ideal Husband, Alexandra Repertory Company 25^th September – 7^th October 1961, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, Life Worth Living, Alexandra Repertory Company, by arrangement with Basil Dean Productions Ltd 28^th August – 9^th September 1961, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, Guilty Party, Peter Bridge for Bridge Productions Ltd started 17^th August 1961, St Martin’s Theatre, London.
• Designer, Desire Under the Elms, Alexandra Repertory Company 1960, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Setting designed by, See How They Run, Alexandra Repertory Company 13^th – 25^th April 1959, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, Breath of Spring, Alexandra Repertory Company started 16^th September 1957, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, Running Wild, Alexandra Repertory Company started 29^th October 1956, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, For Pete’s Sake, Alexandra Repertory Company 3^rd – 15^th September 1956, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, Jupiter Laughs, Alexandra Repertory Company 25^th June – 7^th July 1956, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, The Happiest Days of Your Life 24^th October – 5^th November 1955, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Setting designed by, The Cat and the Canary, Alexandra Repertory Company 12^th – 24^th September 1955, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, Don’t Listen Ladies, Alexandra Repertory Company 29^th August – 10^th September 1955, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, Love’s a Luxury, Alexandra Repertory Company 15^th – 27^th August 1955, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Designer, I Killed the Count, Alexandra Repertory Company 25^th April – 7^th May 1955, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Settings designed by, Message for Margaret, Dundee Repertory Company 6^th – 18^th July 1953, Dundee Repertory Theatre, Foresters Hall.