Frank Wylie

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Past productions

• Knut Brovik, The Master Builder, Royal Lyceum Theatre Company 19^th November 1993 – 3^rd December 1994, Riverside Studios, London, Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, and other locations.
• Sir Chichester Frayne, The Gay Lord Quex 16^th June – August 1975, Albery Theatre (now Noël Coward Theatre), London.
• Don Lewis, Who Killed Santa Claus?, Bill Freedman and Alexander H Cohen Ltd 9^th February – 26^th September 1970, Piccadilly Theatre, London, Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton, and other locations.
• General Aufsteig, Back to Methuselah: Part Two, National Theatre started 29^th July 1969, Old Vic Theatre.
• Cain, Back to Methuselah: Part One, National Theatre started 20^th July 1969, Old Vic Theatre.
• Surgeon-Major Sooter, ‘H’ or Monologues at Front of Burning Cities, National Theatre 11^th February – ? 1969, Old Vic, London.
• Back to Methuselah 1968 – 1969, Old Vic, London.
• T/O Costard, Love’s Labour’s Lost, National Theatre 17^th December 1968 – 1969, Old Vic, London.
• T/O Lancaster, Edward II, National Theatre 30^th April – ? 1968, Old Vic, London.
• Teiresias, Oedipus, National Theatre 19^th March – ? 1968, Old Vic, London.
• Mosca, Volpone, National Theatre 16^th January – ? 1968, Old Vic, London.
• Frederick, As You Like It, National Theatre Company 3^rd October 1967 – 1968, Old Vic, London.
• Frederick, As You Like It, National Theatre 3^rd October 1967 – 1970, Old Vic, London.
• Soliony, Three Sisters, National Theatre started 4^th July 1967, Old Vic, London.
• Miss Julie 1966 – 1967, Bristol Hippodrome.
• Shepherd, A Bond Honoured, National Theatre 6^th June – ? 1966, Old Vic, London.
• Carlos Homenides de Histangua, A Flea in Her Ear, National Theatre 8^th February – ? 1966, Old Vic, London.
• Servant, Miss Julie, National Theatre 27^th July 1965 – 1966, Old Vic, London and Chichester Festival Theatre.
• Charles, Trelawny of the Wells, National Theatre 13^th July 1965 – 1966, Old Vic, London and Chichester Festival Theatre.
• Alexander McGlass, Armstrong’s Last Goodnight, National Theatre 6^th July 1965 – 1966, Old Vic, London and Chichester Festival Theatre.
• Friar Francis; T/O Dogberry, Much Ado About Nothing, National Theatre 16^th February – ? 1965, Old Vic, London.
• Much Ado About Nothing started 1965, Bristol Hippodrome.
• First Watchman, The Dutch Courtesan, National Theatre 13^th October 1964 – 1965, Old Vic, London.
• T/O Dr Macfarlane, Hobson’s Choice, National Theatre 7^th January 1964 – 1965, Old Vic, London.
• Extra; T/O Senate Officer; T/O Lodovico, Othello, National Theatre 6^th April – ? 1964, Old Vic, London and Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham.
• Pedro de Candia, The Royal Hunt of the Sun, National Theatre 7^th July 1964 – 1965, Old Vic, London and Chichester Festival Theatre.
• T/O Bridewell, The Recruiting Officer 10^th December 1963 – 1964, Old Vic, London.
• John Murray, The Doctor and the Devils, Edinburgh Festival Society and Farjeon and O’Donoghue started 20^th August 1962, Assembly Hall, Edinburgh and Sunderland Empire.
• Davy Galbrath, Wedding Fever, Dowanhill Productions Ltd 10^th – 22^nd April 1961, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen and King’s Theatre, Edinburgh.
• The Wallace, Edinburgh Festival Society and Stephen Mitchell (Theatrical Productions) Ltd started 22^nd August 1960, Assembly Hall, Edinburgh.
• Cliff Lewis, Look Back in Anger, Citizens Theatre, Glasgow 10^th – 22^nd March 1958, Citizens Theatre, Glasgow.
• Unknown, The Diary of Anne Frank, Citizens Theatre, Glasgow 28^th October – 9^th November 1957, Citizens Theatre, Glasgow.