Theatre Royal

Past productions

• Separate Tables, Bill Kenwright and Peter Hall Company 31^st May – 5^th June 1993.
• Chatsky, Almeida Theatre Company 17^th – 22^nd May 1993.
• Two Into One, Churchill Theatre Bromley and Lee Menzies 19^th – 24^th April 1993.
• The Winter’s Tale, Royal Shakespeare Company 23^rd (press night) – 27^th March 1993.
• The Taming of the Shrew, Royal Shakespeare Company 12^th (press night) – 20^th March 1993.
• Antony and Cleopatra, Royal Shakespeare Company 2^nd – 9^th March 1993.
• Antony and Cleopatra, Royal Shakespeare Company 2^nd (press night) – 9^th March 1993.
• As You Like It, Royal Shakespeare Company 22^nd (press night) – 27^th February 1993.
• Talking Heads 1993.
• Alfie, Corner Table Productions 23^rd – 28^th November 1992.
• The Rocky Horror Show 17^th – 21^st November 1992.
• An Ideal Husband, Bill Kenwright, Peter Hall Company, and Thorndike Theatre 21^st – 26^th September 1992.
• Dancing at Lughnasa, Abbey Theatre Dublin, Bill Kenwright, and Noel Pearson 29^th June – 4^th July 1992.
• Twelfth Night, Royal Shakespeare Company 17^th (press night) – 21^st March 1992.
• Julius Caesar, Royal Shakespeare Company 10^th (press night) – 14^th March 1992.
• Romeo and Juliet, Royal Shakespeare Company 3^rd (press night) – 7^th March 1992.
• Henry IV, Part 2, Royal Shakespeare Company 21^st (press night) – 29^th February 1992.
• Henry IV, Part 1, Royal Shakespeare Company 17^th (press night) – 29^th February 1992.
• The Miser, Duncan C Weldon and Royal Exchange Theatre Company 27^th January – 1^st February 1992.
• The Cabinet Minister, Theatre Royal Plymouth November 1991.
• Shadowlands, Armada Productions Ltd, Carnival Theatre, and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 21^st – 26^th October 1991.
• Private Lives, Lee Dean 2^nd – 7^th September 1991.
• The Caretaker, Duncan C Weldon and Jerome Minskoff for Triumph Proscenium Productions Ltd 7^th – 11^th May 1991.
• The Comedy of Errors, Royal Shakespeare Company 12^th (press night) – 16^th March 1991.
• Richard II, Royal Shakespeare Company 26^th February (press night) – 2^nd March 1991.
• Much Ado About Nothing, Royal Shakespeare Company 19^th (press night) – 23^rd February 1991.
• King Lear, Royal Shakespeare Company 12^th (press night) – 16^th February 1991.
• Pyjama Tops, Mark Furness and Stepham Bell Promotions Ltd 15^th – 20^th October 1990.
• Time and the Conways, Theatr Clwyd Company and Triumph Proscenium Productions Ltd 8^th – 13^th October 1990.
• The Dressmaker, Triumph Proscenium Productions Ltd and Windsor Theatre Company 10^th – 15^th September 1990.
• All’s Well That Ends Well, Royal Shakespeare Company 6^th (press night) – 10^th March 1990.
• As You Like It, Royal Shakespeare Company 20^th February (press night) – 17^th March 1990.
• Coriolanus, Royal Shakespeare Company 12^th February (press night) – 3^rd March 1990.
• Towards Zero, Churchill Theatre Bromley and Lee Menzies and Nick Salmon for Grangewood Productions Ltd 21^st – 26^th August 1989.
• Arms and the Man, Mobil Touring Theatre and Royal Exchange Theatre Company 27^th March – 1^st April 1989.
• The Tempest, Royal Shakespeare Company 14^th (press night) – 18^th March 1989.
• Macbeth, Royal Shakespeare Company 7^th (press night) – 11^th March 1989.
• Richard III, Royal Shakespeare Company 17^th February (press night) – 4^th March 1989.
• Edward IV, Royal Shakespeare Company 15^th February (press night) – 4^th March 1989.
• The Plantagenets, Royal Shakespeare Company 13^th February (press night) – 4^th March 1989.
• Henry VI, Royal Shakespeare Company 13^th February (press night) – 4^th March 1989.
• The Government Inspector, Compass Theatre Ltd 30^th May – 4^th June 1988.
• Diary of a Somebody, David Kirk Productions 9^th – 14^th May 1988.
• The Taming of the Shrew, Royal Shakespeare Company 1^st (press night) – 8^th March 1988.
• The Merchant of Venice, Royal Shakespeare Company 23^rd February (press night) – 12^th March 1988.
• Twelfth Night, Royal Shakespeare Company 16^th (press night) – 27^th February 1988.
• Measure for Measure, Royal Shakespeare Company 8^th (press night) – 13^th February 1988.
• A Man for All Seasons, Chichester Festival Theatre Company, Duncan C Weldon & Jerome Minskoff for Triumph Theatre Productions Ltd, and Ed & David Mirvish for the Old Vic 11^th – 23^rd January 1988.
• Same Time Next Year, Mark Furness and Paul Elliott 7^th – 12^th October 1985.
• Saint Joan, Compass Theatre Ltd started 10^th October 1985.

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