Marlowe Theatre

Past productions

• Home, I’m Darling, Bill Kenwright, National Theatre, and Theatr Clwyd 9^th – 13^th May 2023.
• Animal Farm, Children’s Theatre Partnership 3^rd – 7^th May 2022.
• Six 19^th – 24^th May 2020.
• Little Miss Sunshine, Arcola Theatre/Sellador Productions 29^th July – 3^rd August 2019.
• Jane Eyre, Bristol Old Vic Theatre Company and National Theatre 17^th – 24^th June 2017.
• Present Laughter, Theatre Royal Bath Productions 19^th – 23^rd July 2016.
• Sleeping Beauty, Evolution Productions 30^th November 2012 – 20^th January 2013.
• Peter Pan 5^th December 2009 – 17^th January 2010.
• The Tempest, Chalkfoot Theatre Arts 8^th – 25^th August 2007.
• The Chalk Garden, Bill Kenwright Ltd 7^th – 12^th April 2003.
• The Ghost Train, Ian Dickens Productions 8^th – 13^th April 2002.
• Passport to Pimlico, CV Productions Ltd and Mercury Theatre Colchester 5^th – 10^th June 2000.
• Sleuth, Mobil Touring Theatre 1^st – 6^th March 1999.
• Popcorn, Phil McIntyre Promotions 23^rd – 28^th November 1998.
• The Importance of Being Earnest, Bill Kenwright 13^th – 17^th October 1998.
• The Crucible, The Touring Consortium 28^th September – 3^rd October 1998.
• Talent, DGM Productions April 1998.
• I Have Been Here Before, Middle Ground Theatre Company 11^th – 15^th June 1996.
• Now You Know, Lee Dean by arrangement with Hampstead Theatre and the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 1^st – 6^th April 1996.
• Don’t Dress for Dinner, Ginmar Productions Ltd 15^th – 20^th May 1995.
• The Killing of Sister George, Michael Codron Ltd 10^th – 15^th April 1995.
• Rebecca, E&B Productions 31^st October – 5^th November 1994.
• Alfie, Corner Table Productions 25^th – 30^th July 1994.
• The Winslow Boy, Theatre Royal Plymouth and Thorndike Theatre Leatherhead 6^th – 11^th June 1994.
• An Ideal Husband, Bill Kenwright, Peter Hall Company, and Theatre Royal Windsor 1^st – 6^th November 1993.
• Master Forger, Theatre Royal Plymouth 25^th – 30^th October 1993.
• The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, Bristol Old Vic Theatre Company 20^th – 25^th September 1993.
• Two Into One, Churchill Theatre Bromley and Lee Menzies 17^th – 22^nd May 1993.
• Relatively Speaking, James Barber and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 1^st – 6^th February 1993.
• Revenge, Lee Dean 7^th – 12^th September 1992.
• Charley’s Aunt, Mobil Touring Theatre and PW Productions 18^th – 23^rd May 1992.
• Shadowlands, Armada Productions Ltd, Carnival Theatre, and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 7^th – 12^th October 1991.
• Lettice and Lovage, Channel Theatre Company 8^th – 13^th July 1991.
• Sleuth, Excalibur Productions 28^th January – 2^nd February 1991.
• The Man Most Likely To…, David Kirk Productions, Fleighton Enterprises, and Windsor Theatre Company 29^th October – 3^rd November 1990.
• Spider’s Web, Agatha Christie Ltd, Charles Vance for Prestige Plays, and Theatre Royal Windsor 9^th – 14^th April 1990.
• Move Over Mrs Markham, Churchill Theatre Bromley 20^th – 25^th November 1989.
• Hay Fever, Gallery Productions and Redgrave Theatre Company 4^th – 9^th September 1989.
• Dangerous Obsession, Dina and Alexander E Racolin, John Newman, Mark Furness, and Martin Birrane 10^th – 15^th July 1989.
• Doctor on the Boil, Kevin Wood Productions 13^th – 18^th March 1989.
• A Doll’s House, Oxford Stage Company 3^rd – 8^th October 1988.
• In One Bed … and Out the Other, North Bank Productions 4^th – 9^th July 1988.
• No Sex, Please – We’re British, John Gale , Lisden Productions Ltd, and Volcano Productions Ltd 4^th – 9^th April 1988.
• Funny Peculiar, North Bank Productions 14^th – 19^th March 1988.
• The Cat and the Canary, Permutt-Hadley 22^nd – 27^th February 1988.
• A Murder is Announced 6^th – 11^th July 1987.
• Crown Matrimonial, E & B Productions (Theatre) Ltd and Theatre Royal Plymouth 4^th – 9^th May 1987.
• Whodunnit?, Gallery Productions 20^th – 25^th April 1987.
• The Anastasia File, Derby Playhouse and North Bank Productions 28^th April – 3^rd May 1986.
• Don’t Misunderstand Me, Permutt-Hadley Productions Ltd and Windsor Theatre Company 21^st – 26^th April 1986.

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