Theatre Royal

Past productions

• Six 24^th – 29^th March 2020.
• The Wipers Times 28^th August – 1^st September 2018.
• The Play That Goes Wrong, Mischief Theatre 24^th – 29^th March 2014.
• Noises Off, The Old Vic Theatre Company 29^th April – 4^th May 2013.
• Journey’s End 14^th – 19^th November 2011.
• Star Quality, Ian Fricker 10^th – 15^th October 2011.
• Horrible Histories – Ruthless Romans and Awful Egyptians, Birmingham Stage Company 21^st – 25^th June 2011.
• Avenue Q 26^th – 30^th April 2011.
• To Kill a Mockingbird, York Theatre Royal/Touring Consortium 15^th – 19^th March 2011.
• Hamlet 15^th – 19^th February 2011.
• The Habit of Art, National Theatre 2^nd – 6^th November 2010.
• The Country Girl, Bill Kenwright Ltd 31^st August – 4^th September 2010.
• John Buchan’s ‘The 39 Steps’, Fiery Angel 14^th – 19^th June 2010.
• Hedda Gabler 22^nd – 27^th March 2010.
• Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Michael Rose Ltd 2^nd – 20^th February 2010.
• Jack and the Beanstalk 5^th December 2009 – 17^th January 2010.
• Spider’s Web, Bill Kenwright and The Agatha Christie Theatre Company 22^nd – 27^th June 2009.
• Absurd Person Singular, Bill Kenwright Productions 24^th – 29^th November 2008.
• Sleuth, Bill Kenwright Ltd 31^st March – 5^th April 2008.
• She Stoops to Conquer, Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company and The Touring Consortium 22^nd January – 26^th February 2008.
• The History Boys, National Theatre 19^th – 23^rd September 2006.
• Caught in the Net, Bill Kenwright Ltd 2^nd – 7^th December 2002.
• Star Quality, Bill Kenwright, Theatre Royal Windsor, and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Guildford 24^th – 29^th September 2001.
• Passport to Pimlico, CV Productions Ltd and Mercury Theatre Colchester 24^th – 29^th July 2000.
• Out of Order, Swallow Productions 20^th – 25^th March 2000.
• Things We Do for Love 24^th – 29^th May 1999.
• Sleuth, Mobil Touring Theatre 19^th – 24^th April 1999.
• The Crucible, The Touring Consortium 19^th – 24^th October 1998.
• Romeo and Juliet, Paddy Wilson for Pericles Productions / Salisbury Playhouse 5^th – 9^th May 1998.
• Mrs Warren’s Profession, The Touring Partnership 2^nd – 7^th June 1997.
• Marlene, Michael Redington, Michael Rose Ltd, and Oldham Coliseum Theatre 10^th – 15^th February 1997.
• What the Butler Saw, National Theatre 15^th – 20^th May 1995.
• Noises Off, Mobil Touring Theatre and PW Productions 24^th – 29^th April 1995.
• Dead Funny, Lee Dean and Michael Codron in association with Hampstead Theatre Productions 20^th – 25^th February 1995.
• Rebecca, E&B Productions 19^th – 24^th September 1994.
• An Ideal Husband, Bill Kenwright, Peter Hall Company, and Theatre Royal Windsor 6^th – 11^th September 1993.
• Happy Families, Hull Truck Productions and Theatre of Comedy 17^th – 22^nd May 1993.
• Out of Order, Ray Cooney and Theatre of Comedy 28^th October – 2^nd November 1991.
• Iolanthe, D’Oyly Carte Opera Company 13^th – 15^th June 1991.
• The Small Hours, Bill Kenwright 11^th – 16^th February 1991.
• Coriolanus, English Shakespeare Company 11^th – 15^th December 1990.
• Trial by Jury & HMS Pinafore, D’Oyly Carte Opera Company 1^st – 2^nd June 1990.
• Wait Until Dark, Bill Kenwright 14^th – 19^th May 1990.
• Towards Zero, Churchill Theatre Bromley and Lee Menzies and Nick Salmon for Grangewood Productions Ltd 24^th – 29^th April 1989.
• Blithe Spirit, Gallery Productions 27^th February – 4^th March 1989.
• Arms and the Man, Mobil Touring Theatre and Royal Exchange Theatre Company 14^th – 18^th February 1989.
• Who Goes Bare?, Nick Thomas and Jon Conway 26^th September – 1^st October 1988.
• The Business of Murder, Bill Kenwright Ltd 29^th August – 3^rd September 1988.
• No Sex, Please – We’re British, John Gale , Lisden Productions Ltd, and Volcano Productions Ltd 2^nd – 7^th May 1988.
• Kindly Keep It Covered, Bill Kenwright and Churchill Theatre Company 18^th – 23^rd April 1988.

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