New Theatre

A–Z  of all Productions

• “Yes We Have No Pyjamas”, Mark Furness and Barbara Plays Ltd 5^th February – 23^rd June 1979.
• Acacia Avenue, Linnit & Dunfee Ltd 23^rd August 1943 – 15^th April 1944.
• According to the Evidence, Le Clare Productions Ltd and Sherwood and Reid Ltd 14^th August 1967 – 8^th June 1968.
• After the Dance 12^th June – 12^th August 1939.
• Alfie, Corner Table Productions 18^th January – 20^th March 1993.
• All for Mary, David Conville 29^th April – 6^th July 1968.
• All in the Family, Henry Sherek Ltd 4^th May – 25^th July 1959.
• The Amazing Dr Clitterhouse, Emile Littler 1^st March 1937 – 22^nd January 1938.
• The Amorous Prawn, Murray Macdonald and John Stevens Ltd 12^th October 1959 – 17^th February 1962.
• And Suddenly It’s Spring 26^th October 1959 – 30^th April 1960.
• Angels in Love, Jack De Leon 11^th February – 30^th October 1954.
• The Anniversary, Newpalm Productions 30^th August – 23^rd October 1971.
• Anyone for Denis?, John Newman 3^rd March – 30^th October 1982.
• Appointment with Death 29^th January – 5^th May 1945.
• Ardèle, London Plays 26^th May – 26^th July 1975.
• Arms and the Man, Bristol Old Vic Company and Bristol Old Vic Trust Ltd ? – 28^th November 1970.
• Bachelor Flat, David Pelham and Tom Arnold 22^nd February – 28^th May 1960.
• The Bat, Gilbert Miller 31^st July – 16^th December 1922.
• The Bed-Sitting Room, Associated London Theatre and Bloomsbury Plays Ltd 20^th February – 25^th November 1967.
• The Bed-Sitting Room, Associated London Theatre and Bloomsbury Plays Ltd 20^th February – 25^th November 1967.
• Bell, Book and Candle, H M Tennent Ltd 30^th January – 14^th April 1956.
• Beyond Reasonable Doubt 19^th August 1987 – 10^th March 1990.
• Billy Liar, Oscar Lewenstein Plays Ltd 5^th March – 24^th November 1962.
• Billy Liar, Oscar Lewenstein Plays Ltd 5^th March – 24^th November 1962.
• Birds of Paradise, John Gale for Volcano Productions Ltd and Bill Kenwright for David Gordon Productions Ltd 13^th May 1974 – 25^th January 1975.
• Birds on the Wing, Peter Bridge 25^th March – 31^st May 1969.
• A Bit Between the Teeth, Brian Rix Enterprises 11^th April 1974 – 22^nd November 1975.
• Black Chiffon, Windsor Theatre Company and Murray Macdonald and John Stevens Ltd 2^nd September – 14^th December 1963.
• Blithe Spirit, H M Tennent Ltd and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 2^nd June 1970 – 30^th January 1971.
• Blue For a Boy 8^th September – 18^th October 1952.
• Boeing Boeing, Mansion Plays Ltd 10^th March – 29^th November 1975.
• Boeing Boeing, John Gale in association with Jack Minster 9^th October – 16^th December 1961.
• Bonaventure, Linnit and Dunfee Ltd 31^st October 1949 – 15^th April 1950.
• Book of the Month, Emile Littler 30^th August 1954 – 11^th June 1955.
• A Boston Story, Leeds Festival of Drama, Kellan Productions, and Sherwood & Reid Ltd 1^st July 1968 – 29^th March 1969.
• The Brass Butterfly 24^th February – 17^th May 1958.
• Breaking Point, Peter Bridge, in Association with Greville Poke for GP Productions 5^th September 1962 – 30^th March 1963.
• The Bride and the Bachelor, Peter Saunders 12^th November 1956 – 9^th August 1958.
• The Bride Comes Back 17^th October 1960 – February 1961.
• Brighton Rock, Linnit and Dunfee Ltd 16^th February – 5^th June 1943.
• Brother and Sister, H M Tennent Ltd 10^th April – 27^th May 1967.
• Brush With a Body, City Stage Productions and Anna Deere Wiman 21^st May – 11^th August 1962.
• Busybody, Michael Codron and Audrey Lupton and Arthur Lane 2^nd November 1964 – May 1965.
• Calamity Jane, Gerald and Woolf Ltd, Marcus Productions, and Belgrade Theatre Company 25^th March – 13^th July 1996.
• Call Me Madam 4^th March 1952 – 16^th May 1953.
• Captain Carvallo, Laurence Olivier Productions 12^th June 1950 – 20^th January 1951.
• The Captain’s Lamp 10^th – 15^th October 1955.
• Castle in the Air, Jack Buchanan and Stanley French 20^th September 1949 – 16^th December 1950.
• The Cat and the Canary, Guy Charles and Bill Luckwell 26^th September – 17^th December 1966.
• Cat in the Bag, Present Productions 19^th July – 4^th September 1971.
• Catch My Soul, Theatre Projects Associates Ltd, 69 Theatre Company, Jack Good Productions Ltd, and Richard Pilbrow 14^th October 1970 – 24^th July 1971.
• Caught in the Act, Bill Kenwright 16^th June 1981 – 9^th January 1982.
• The Cavern, Tennent Productions Ltd 13^th September – 11^th December 1965.
• The Chalk Garden, Tennent Productions Ltd 20^th January – 17^th May 1958.
• Charley’s Aunt, H M Tennent Ltd and The Brandon Thomas Company 22^nd December 1955 – 28^th April 1956.
• Charley’s Aunt, 69 Theatre Company 30^th August 1971 – 13^th February 1972.
• Charley’s Aunt, aYlNlfdX 31^st March – 31^st May 1969.
• Chicago 27^th April – 2^nd May 2009.
• Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Michael Rose Ltd 17^th November 2009 – 17^th July 2010.
• A Clean Kill, Alastair Sim and E P Clift 26^th October 1959 – 16^th April 1960.
• Come Spy With Me, Peter Bridge 27^th April 1966 – 22^nd July 1967.
• The Complaisant Lover 13^th June – 13^th August 1960.
• Conduct Unbecoming, David Gordon Productions and Windsor Theatre Company started 30^th August 1971.
• Coriolanus, English Shakespeare Company 24^th September 1990 – 22^nd June 1991.
• Critic’s Choice, Harold Fielding 6^th November 1961 – 26^th May 1962.
• Dark Eyes, Linnit & Dunfee Ltd 23^rd February – May 1948.
• Day After Tomorrow 6^th May – 24^th August 1946.
• Dear Delinquent, Minster Productions Ltd 21^st May 1957 – 23^rd August 1958.
• Dear Miss Phoebe, Emile Littler 31^st July 1950 – 16^th June 1951.
• Dear Octopus, Peter Bridge and Allied Theatre Productions 19^th September 1967 – 8^th June 1968.
• Dear Octopus, H M Tennent Ltd 9^th October 1939 – 31^st August 1940.
• Death on Demand, Eddie Kulukundis for Knightsbridge Theatrical Productions Ltd 30^th October – 9^th December 1972.
• Der Freischutz, Opera North 13^th June 1981 – 2^nd July 1983.
• Diversion (revue) 1940 – 1941.
• Donkeys’ Years, Grosvenor Entertainments 27^th March – 22^nd July 1978.
• Dracula, Hamilton Deane 15^th August 1927 – 26^th May 1928.
• Dry Rot, Rix Theatrical Productions 9^th August 1954 – 15^th March 1958.
• Dry Rot, Rix Theatrical Productions 17^th March – 28^th June 1958.
• Duet for Two Hands, Jack Hylton and Jack Buchanan 12^th March 1945 – 11^th May 1946.
• The Egg, Jack Waller Ltd 14^th October 1957 – 25^th January 1958.
• Escapade, James Shirvell and Barry O’Brien 22^nd March – 12^th June 1954.
• The Eyes of Youth 5^th – 10^th October 1959.
• A Family and a Fortune, Bob Swash 26^th July – 3^rd September 1966.
• The Flip Side, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 22^nd May – 5^th August 1978.
• Flowering Cherry, H M Tennent Ltd and Frith Banbury Ltd 14^th October 1957 – 4^th April 1959.
• French Without Tears, Bronson Albery and Howard Wyndham 13^th February – 10^th June 1939.
• French Without Tears, Bronson Albery, Howard Wyndham, and Emile Littler 2^nd August – 11^th December 1937.
• Frieda, Sherek Players Ltd 18^th February – 24^th August 1946.
• Full House 29^th January – 11^th May 1940.
• A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Harold Prince, Tony Walton and Richard Pilbrow and Forum Ventures 2^nd September 1963 – 31^st July 1965.
• The Gates of Summer, Independent Plays Ltd started 11^th September 1956.
• The Gay Dog, H M Tennent Ltd and Lornor Ltd started 31^st March 1952.
• The Gay Invalid, Peter Daubeny Presentations Ltd 6^th November 1950 – 24^th March 1951.
• The Gazebo, Harold Fielding Ltd 29^th February 1960 – 27^th May 1961.
• A Gazelle in Park Lane, S A Gorlinsky 19^th February – 24^th March 1962.
• Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Addey, Owen and Hollerith Ltd and Kenneth Wagg 3^rd July 1962 – 20^th April 1963.
• Getting Married, Peter Bridge and Allied Theatre Productions 14^th March – 26^th August 1967.
• A Ghost on Tiptoe, Ray Cooney Productions 25^th February 1974 – 22^nd March 1975.
• The Ghost Train, Sherwood and Reid Ltd 3^rd May – 3^rd July 1971.
• Ghosts, Cambridge Theatre Company 17^th February – 18^th March 1972.
• Gigi, Donald Albery and Donmar Productions 9^th April – 1^st September 1956.
• Go Bang Your Tambourine, aYlNlfdX 1^st March – 10^th April 1971.
• The Grass is Greener, Jack Minster and Anna Deere Wiman 27^th October 1958 – 5^th March 1960.
• A Guardsman’s Cup of Tea, Hattan Duprez in association with Maurice Berkeley 5^th March – 9^th June 1951.
• Halfway Up the Tree, H M Tennent Ltd and Alexander H Cohen 2^nd October 1967 – 4^th January 1969.
• Hamlet, Tennent Productions Ltd 25^th October 1955 – 24^th March 1956.
• The Happy Apple, Eddie Kulukundis for Knightsbridge Productions Ltd and Alexander H Cohen 16^th February – 25^th July 1970.
• Happy Birthday, Portman Theatrical Productions 7^th April – 26^th July 1980.
• Happy Holiday 1954 – 1955.
• The Happy Man, E P Clift, Jack Minster, and Minster Productions Ltd 7^th October 1957 – 1^st February 1958.
• The Happy Marriage, John Clements Plays Ltd 8^th July 1952 – 27^th June 1953.
• Harvey, Tom Siracusa in association with Leila Witkin Productions Ltd 12^th April – 17^th June 1995.
• The Hasty Heart, Play Plans Ltd 20^th August 1945 – 9^th November 1946.
• Highly Confidential, John Gale for Volcano Productions Ltd and Marvin Liebman 12^th May – August 1969.
• Hippo Dancing, H M Tennent Ltd 1^st February 1954 – 7^th May 1955.
• The Hitch Hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy 8^th June 2012 – 20^th October 2013.
• The Holly and the Ivy, Tennent Productions Ltd and The Company of Four 6^th March 1950 – 14^th July 1951.
• Horrible Histories – Ruthless Romans and Awful Egyptians, Birmingham Stage Company 27^th January – 3^rd December 2011.
• Hostile Witness, Folk Theatre Ltd and Pembroke Players 11^th July – 8^th August 1966.
• Hot Summer Night, Emile Littler 29^th September 1958 – 10^th January 1959.
• The House by the Lake, Peter Daubeny Presentations Ltd 17^th March – 21^st June 1958.
• The House on the Bridge ? – 4^th November 1944.
• How Are They At Home?, Jack Hylton 27^th March – 14^th October 1944.
• I Am a Camera 7^th February – April 1955.
• I Do, I Do!, H M Tennent Ltd 13^th March – 24^th August 1968.
• I’ll Get My Man, Geoffrey Russell for Linnit and Dunfee 3^rd April – 6^th May 1967.
• I’ve Seen You Cut Lemons, Gene Persson (in association with Sam Coslow) 17^th November 1969 – January 1970.
• The Importance of Being Earnest started 3^rd June 1949.
• The Importance of Being Earnest, Bristol Old Vic Company and Bristol Old Vic Trust Ltd ? – 28^th November 1970.
• Intimate Relations, Jack Waller 7^th May – 24^th November 1951.
• Iolanthe, D’Oyly Carte Opera Company 14^th March – 22^nd June 1991.
• The Irregular Verb to Love, Anna Deere Wiman and Jack Minster 27^th February 1961 – 17^th February 1962.
• It’s a Two-Foot-Six-Inches Above-the-Ground World, Stage Arts Players Ltd 31^st August – 17^th October 1970.
• Jacobowsky and the Colonel 28^th April – 2^nd June 1945.
• Jane Eyre, Barry O’Brien 14^th February – 17^th June 1944.
• Jane Eyre, Emile Littler 16^th August 1937 – 4^th June 1938.
• Jane Eyre, Hubert Woodward and Ariadne (Theatrical Managers) Ltd 13^th February – 1^st July 1967.
• The Jockey Club Stakes, Henry Sherwood Prouctions Ltd and Peter Saunders 7^th September 1970 – 20^th November 1971.
• Joie de Vivre, H M Tennent Ltd 3^rd May – 16^th July 1960.
• Joyce Grenfell in a programme of Monologues and Songs 1971 – 1972.
• Jubilee Girl, KGG Productions Ltd 6^th March – 14^th July 1956.
• Key for Two, Pieter Toerien and Duncan C Weldon with Paul Gregg & Lionel Becker for Triumph Apollo Productions 29^th June 1982 – 14^th May 1983.
• Kill 2 Birds, Emile Littler 24^th September 1962 – 19^th January 1963.
• The King and I, Williamson Music Ltd 19^th March 1956 – 9^th March 1957.
• The Kingmaker started 22^nd April 1946.
• Kiss Me Kate 27^th February 1951 – 23^rd February 1952.
• Lady Windermere’s Fan, Tennent Plays Ltd and CEMA 18^th June 1945 – February 1947.
• Lady Windermere’s Fan, Tennent Plays Ltd 3^rd March – 19^th July 1947.
• The Last Joke, Irene Mayer Selznick and Tennent Productions Ltd 1^st August – 19^th November 1960.
• Let Them Eat Cake, Emile Littler 27^th April – 8^th August 1959.
• Life with Father, Firth Shephard and Play Plans Ltd 19^th May 1947 – 4^th September 1948.
• Little Darlings! 11^th October – December 1960.
• The Little Hut, Henry Sherwood, Simon Clarke, and Oxford Theatre Festival 17^th September – 21^st December 1974.
• Lloyd George Knew My Father, Ray Cooney Productions and Volcano Productions 13^th June 1972 – 19^th January 1974.
• Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime, E and B Productions Ltd 9^th September – 30^th November 1968.
• The Love Doctor 22^nd September – 24^th October 1959.
• Love from Judy, Emile Littler 15^th August 1952 – 15^th May 1954.
• Maigret and the Lady, John Gale Productions Ltd 23^rd August – 6^th November 1965.
• A Man About the House, H M Tennent Ltd 15^th October 1945 – 25^th May 1946.
• The Man in Half Moon Street, Alec L Rea 20^th February – 2^nd September 1939.
• March Hares 30^th March – 4^th April 1964.
• The Marriage-Go-Round, John Clements and S A Gorlinsky 22^nd September 1959 – 30^th April 1960.
• Master Forger, Theatre Royal Plymouth 16^th September 1993 – 5^th February 1994.
• Matilda Shouted Fire, Linnit and Dunfee Ltd 20^th October – 15^th November 1958.
• Meet Me on the Fence, Windsor Theatre Company and Sherwood and Reid Ltd 19^th August – 21^st September 1963.
• The Miracle Worker, Donald Albery and Calabash Productions Ltd 7^th February – 21^st October 1961.
• Misery Me!, E P Clift and Daniel M Angel 14^th February – 9^th April 1955.
• Mother’s Boy, Alan Kaplan Productions and JR Productions 25^th February – April 1964.
• Move Over Mrs Markham, Peter Saunders in association with Ray Cooney 15^th February 1971 – 17^th February 1973.
• The Mr Men Musical 29^th April – 2^nd May 1986.
• Mrs Willie, H M Tennent Ltd 18^th July – 17^th December 1955.
• Murder Mistaken, Henry Sherwood Prouctions Ltd and Simon Clarke Productions 17^th March – 26^th July 1975.
• My Three Angels, H M Tennent Ltd and George and Alfred Black 31^st January – 26^th November 1955.
• Night Must Fall, Martin Tickner for Firmont Plays Ltd 29^th April – 29^th June 1968.
• Nine Sharp (revue) 1939 – 1940.
• No Room at the Inn, Embassy Theatre Swiss Cottage Ltd and Millennium Productions Ltd 10^th July 1945 – 5^th July 1947.
• No Sex Please, We’re British, John Gale for Volcano Productions Ltd 26^th April 1971 – 5^th September 1987.
• No Sex Please, We’re British, John Gale , Lisden Productions Ltd, and Volcano Productions Ltd 9^th February – 13^th August 1988.
• Not Now, Darling, Michael Codron 15^th April 1968 – January 1970.
• Nothing to Declare, Jack Minster started 15^th June 1959.
• Number 10, Peter Bridge 29^th August 1967 – 9^th March 1968.
• Oh, Clarence!, Peter Saunders 30^th July 1968 – January 1969.
• On a Foggy Day, Peter Saunders 30^th June – August 1969.
• Once a Crook, O’Bryen, Linnit & Dunfee Ltd 3^rd June 1940 – 12^th July 1941.
• One for the Pot, Brian Rix Enterprises 6^th July – 7^th November 1964.
• The Other Side of the Room, Robert Wisepart Productions 28^th July – 27^th September 1975.
• Out of Bounds, Henry Sherek and Michael Redgrave Productions Ltd 15^th October 1962 – 8^th June 1963.
• Out of the Crocodile, Michael Codron 7^th October 1963 – 25^th January 1964.
• Over the Moon 3^rd March – 26^th September 1953.
• Plaintiff in a Pretty Hat, E P Clift Productions Ltd and Minster Productions Ltd 12^th October 1956 – 14^th September 1957.
• The Platinum Cat, John Gale Productions Ltd and David Conville 25^th October – 11^th December 1965.
• The Poltergeist, Linnit & Dunfee Ltd 1^st April 1946 – 1^st February 1947.
• Popcorn, Phil McIntyre Promotions 22^nd September 1998 – 3^rd May 1999.
• Port in a Storm, Barry O’Brien 5^th June – 12^th August 1961.
• Present Laughter, H M Tennent Ltd and John Gale Productions Ltd 22^nd March 1965 – 26^th March 1966.
• Pride and Prejudice, Signpost Productions Ltd started 6^th June 1966.
• Pride and Prejudice, Barry O’Brien 1^st February – 22^nd May 1937.
• Pyjama Tops, Mark Furness and Planet Productions Ltd with Newpalm Productions 2^nd March – 11^th September 1976.
• Queen B., Windsor Theatre Company and Murray Macdonald and John Stevens Ltd 18^th September – 16^th November 1963.
• Queer Cargo, Howard Wyndham/Charles Macdona 9^th July – 17^th November 1934.
• A Question of Fact, Tennent Productions Ltd 21^st September 1953 – 24^th July 1954.
• The Rainmaker, E P Clift Productions Ltd and Minster Productions Ltd 5^th March – 15^th December 1956.
• Rattle of a Simple Man, Michael Codron Ltd 23^rd July 1962 – April 1964.
• The Rehearsal, Bristol Old Vic Trust Ltd and Tennent Productions Ltd 14^th March 1961 – 7^th April 1962.
• Relatively Speaking, Peter Bridge Productions Ltd 20^th February 1967 – 3^rd February 1968.
• The Reluctant Debutante, E P Clift, Minster Productions Ltd, and Anna Deere Wiman 16^th May 1955 – 3^rd August 1957.
• The Reluctant Peer, Geoffrey Hastings and Windsor Theatre Company 29^th March – 7^th August 1965.
• Restless Heart, Stephen Mitchell (Theatrical Productions) Ltd 4^th February – 25^th May 1957.
• Return Ticket, Peter Saunders 1^st March – 8^th May 1965.
• The River Line, Tennent Productions Ltd 11^th August 1952 – 18^th April 1953.
• Roar Like a Dove, Murray Macdonald and John Stevens Ltd 2^nd September 1957 – 11^th June 1960.
• Roar Like a Dove, Duncan C Weldon and Paul Elliott for Triumph Theatre Productions 15^th June – 28^th November 1970.
• Rock-A-Bye, Sailor!, Toby Rowland Ltd in association with Pertpic Ltd 24^th September – 8^th December 1962.
• Romanoff and Juliet, Linnit and Dunfee Ltd 2^nd April 1956 – 13^th April 1957.
• The Rules of the Game, Duncan C Weldon, Paul Gregg and Lionel Becker for Triumph Apollo Productions and Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough in association with Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford 22^nd June 1982 – 8^th January 1983.
• The Rumpus, E & B Productions Ltd 16^th October – 9^th December 1967.
• Sabrina Fair 26^th July – 11^th December 1954.
• The Sack Race, Ray Cooney Productions 14^th May – August 1974.
• Sailor, Beware!, Jack Waller Ltd 17^th March – 12^th July 1958.
• Saint Joan 1974.
• Saint Joan, New Theatre, Oxford 1974.
• Saloon Bar, O’Bryen, Linnit & Dunfee Ltd 28^th August 1939 – 30^th March 1940.
• The Sea Shell, Stephen Mitchell 12^th October – 28^th November 1959.
• Seagulls Over Sorrento, George and Alfred Black and H M Tennent Ltd 10^th April 1950 – 24^th April 1954.
• Second Helping, CWL Ltd 31^st October 1939 – 16^th March 1940.
• A Shot in the Dark, Audrey Lupton and Arthur Lane 25^th May – 11^th July 1964.
• Signpost to Murder, Emile Littler 13^th November 1961 – 1^st June 1963.
• Signs of the Times, David Gordon Productions 11^th February – 30^th March 1974.
• Silver Wedding, George and Alfred Black 15^th April – 23^rd November 1957.
• Simon and Laura, H M Tennent Ltd started 30^th August 1954.
• Simply Heavenly 15^th April – 7^th June 1958.
• Sisterly Feelings, Duncan C Weldon & Louis I Michaels for Triumph Theatre Productions Ltd and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 19^th January – 22^nd May 1982.
• Snow White on Ice, Russian Ice Stars 28^th January – 14^th March 2010.
• A Soldier for Christmas 3^rd February – 4^th November 1944.
• Someone Waiting, H M Tennent Ltd 14^th September 1953 – 12^th June 1954.
• The Sound of Music, Theatre Royal Plymouth 26^th March – 23^rd August 1986.
• Spider’s Web, Peter Saunders 27^th September 1954 – 17^th November 1956.
• Spider’s Web, Charles Vance for Prestige Plays, Theatre Royal Windsor, and Agatha Christie Ltd 13^th February – 8^th December 1990.
• Spoof, Jack Waller Ltd 27^th August – 6^th October 1962.
• Spring Meeting, H M Tennent Ltd 20^th March – 5^th August 1939.
• Starlight, Windsor Repertory Company and John Forbes-Sempill Ltd 5^th March – 19^th May 1956.
• Straight and Narrow, Linnit Productions Ltd and Allan Davis Ltd 4^th February – October 1992.
• Strange Request 5^th – 10^th March 1956.
• Stranger in My Bed, London Independent Play Producers Ltd and Bob Swash 1^st February – 27^th March 1965.
• A Streetcar Named Desire, Tennent Productions Ltd 21^st August – 16^th December 1950.
• The Summer People, Hubert Woodward and Clement Scott Gilbert 11^th June – 7^th July 1962.
• Sweet Madness 11^th March – 6^th September 1952.
• Tabitha 26^th September – 8^th October 1955.
• That’s No Lady, That’s My Husband, Ray Cooney Productions 22^nd August – 14^th October 1972.
• They Don’t Grow On Trees, Michael Codron Productions Ltd 28^th October 1968 – 5^th April 1969.
• Thieves’ Carnival, Prospect Theatre Company 18^th July – 20^th August 1966.
• Tiger at the Gates, Stephen Mitchell and Robert L Joseph 25^th April – 3^rd September 1955.
• Time Remembered, Tennent Productions Ltd 25^th October 1954 – 30^th July 1955.
• A Time to Laugh 2^nd April – May 1962.
• Towards Zero 6^th August 1956 – 9^th March 1957.
• Traveller’s Joy, H M Tennent Ltd 15^th March 1948 – 16^th December 1950.
• The Turning Point, Henry Sherwood Productions 15^th July – 12^th October 1974.
• Uncle Harry, H M Tennent Ltd and Linnit & Dunfee Ltd 24^th January 1944 – 17^th February 1945.
• The Waltz of the Toreadors, Carl Clopet Productions and Harold French Ltd 27^th January – 15^th May 1958.
• What the Butler Saw, Lewenstein-Delfont Productions Ltd and H M Tennent Ltd 27^th January – May 1969.
• The Wheel started 30^th September 1922.
• When in Rome, Jack Hylton 2^nd December 1959 – 17^th September 1960.
• While the Sun Shines, H M Tennent Ltd and Linnit & Dunfee Ltd 25^th October 1943 – 7^th September 1946.
• The White Horse Inn, Prince Littler started 6^th September 1948.
• Who’ll Save the Plowboy?, Bernard Delfont and Frederick Granville 18^th March – 4^th May 1963.
• The Whole Truth, Buckstone Productions 8^th July – 10^th August 1957.
• Wild Violets, Tom Arnold 10^th July 1933 – 14^th April 1934.
• Windfall, John Gale and Packard Productions 8^th April – 10^th August 1963.
• The Winslow Boy, H M Tennent Ltd 28^th September 1970 – 29^th May 1971.
• Woman of Straw, Trip Productions 29^th January – 5^th May 1979.
• A Woman’s Place, Linnit and Dunfee Ltd 7^th March – 21^st May 1949.
• You Prove It, Peter Saunders 22^nd May – 15^th July 1961.
• You, of All People, O’Bryen, Linnit & Dunfee Ltd and Alec L Rea 13^th November 1939 – 13^th January 1940.