Civic Theatre

Past productions

• The Miser, Duncan C Weldon and Royal Exchange Theatre Company 10^th – 15^th February 1992.
• Private Lives, Lee Dean 9^th – 14^th September 1991.
• Risky Kisses, Fraser-Randall Productions Ltd and Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch 13^th – 18^th May 1991.
• Iolanthe, D’Oyly Carte Opera Company 25^th – 27^th March 1991.
• Lend Me a Tenor, Debbi Blythe Productions, Richard Denning Productions, and Windsor Theatre Company 11^th – 16^th September 1989.
• Blithe Spirit, Gallery Productions 14^th – 19^th November 1988.
• Who Goes Bare?, Nick Thomas and Jon Conway 7^th – 12^th November 1988.
• The Haunting of Hill House 16^th – 21^st November 1987.
• Crown Matrimonial, E & B Productions (Theatre) Ltd and Theatre Royal Plymouth 8^th – 13^th June 1987.
• Noises Off, Mark Furness Ltd and Newpalm Productions 9^th – 14^th March 1987.
• Whodunnit?, Gallery Productions 6^th – 11^th October 1986.
• Veronica’s Room, Dina and Alexander E Racolin, John Newman for Newpalm Productions, and Robert Mackintosh for Sherwood Productions 16^th – 21^st June 1986.
• Jane Eyre, aYlNlfdX 11^th – 16^th November 1985.
• Pack of Lies, Dina and Alexander E Racolin and Newpalm Productions 25^th – 30^th March 1985.
• Double Cut, Mark Furness Ltd 18^th – 23^rd February 1985.
• Aladdin 1984 – 1985.
• Good Morning Bill!, Ashcroft Theatre 21^st – 26^th May 1984.
• The Winslow Boy, Portman Theatrical Productions 30^th April – 5^th May 1984.
• Steaming, Newpalm Productions 26^th – 31^st March 1984.
• Canaries Sometimes Sing, Cambridge Theatre Company 14^th – 18^th February 1984.
• Key for Two, Portman Theatrical Productions 7^th – 12^th November 1983.
• Cards on the Table, Mark Furness 11^th – 16^th April 1983.
• Dead Ringer, Bill Kenwright, Charles Ross, and Thorndike Theatre 21^st – 26^th March 1983.
• The Miser, Cambridge Theatre Company 18^th – 23^rd October 1982.
• Home at Seven, Ashcroft Theatre Croydon and Newpalm Productions 3^rd – 8^th May 1982.
• The Hollow, aYlNlfdX, John Newman, and Newpalm Productions 5^th – 10^th April 1982.
• Pass the Butler, Cambridge Theatre Company and Michael White 23^rd – 28^th November 1981.
• The Soldier’s Fortune, Cambridge Theatre Company 6^th – 10^th October 1981.
• Thark, Orbit Theatre Company 16^th – 21^st February 1981.
• I Am Who I Am, Cambridge Theatre Company started 30^th September 1980.
• Same Time Next Year, Mark Furness by 5^th – 10^th May 1980.
• Taking Steps, Stephen Joseph Theatre Company 31^st March – 5^th April 1980.
• Jet Set, Windsor Theatre Company in association with Bill Kenwright 26^th November – 1^st December 1979.
• The Gentle Hook, David Kirk Productions 19^th – 24^th November 1979.
• Anatol, Cambridge Theatre Company 5^th – 10^th November 1979.
• Don’t Just Lie There, Say Something!, A Menard Presentation, Philip D Deighton for Plymouth City Entertainments, and Robert Hamlin for Plymouth Theatre Company 15^th – 20^th October 1979.
• Shut Your Eyes and Think of England, Mark Furness and Stepham Bell Promotions Ltd 8^th – 13^th October 1979.
• Odd Man In, Bill Kenwright 30^th April – 5^th May 1979.
• The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, Tynewear Theatre Company 5^th – 10^th March 1979.
• Ring Round the Moon, Malcolm Knight Productions 2^nd – 7^th October 1978.
• The Circle, Chichester Festival Theatre Production and Duncan C Weldon & Louis I Michaels for Triumph Theatre Productions Ltd started 10^th June 1978.
• Donkeys’ Years, Grosvenor Entertainments 15^th – 20^th May 1978.
• Doctor in the House, Paul Elliott 3^rd – 8^th April 1978.
• The Unvarnished Truth, Cambridge Theatre Company 31^st January – 4^th February 1978.
• Dr Angelus, Malcolm Knight Productions 7^th – 12^th November 1977.
• The Deep Blue Sea, Duncan C Weldon & Louis I Michaels for Triumph Theatre Productions Ltd 19^th – 24^th September 1977.
• Let’s Do It Your Way, Mark Furness and Stepham Bell Promotions Ltd 6^th – 11^th June 1977.
• The Cabinet Minister, Triumph Theatre Productions and Windsor Theatre Company 23^rd May – 4^th June 1977.
• Caught on the Hop, Kimbrell Stepham Associates and Mark Furness 18^th – 23^rd April 1977.
• A Touch of Spring, Cameron Mackintosh and George Borwick and Everyman Theatre Cheltenham 31^st May – 5^th June 1976.

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