Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

Past productions

• The Countess, Countess Productions and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 4^th – 14^th May 2005.
• Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime, Bill Kenwright Ltd and Theatre Royal Windsor 7^th – 12^th March 2005.
• Telstar, Cambridge Arts, Eastbourne Theatres, and New Vic Theatre Workshop 21^st – 26^th February 2005.
• The Dresser, Ambassador Theatre Group 15^th – 21^st November 2004.
• Season’s Greetings, Stephen Joseph Theatre Company 6^th – 16^th October 2004.
• Party Piece, Theatre Royal Windsor 23^rd – 28^th August 2004.
• Dinner 21^st – 26^th June 2004.
• Oliver Twist, Lyric Hammersmith Productions 6^th – 10^th April 2004.
• The Merchant of Venice, Northern Broadsides 23^rd – 28^th February 2004.
• Trap for a Lonely Man, Ian Dickens Productions 9^th – 14^th February 2004.
• Time and the Conways, Adam Kenwright and Theatre Royal Bath Productions 24^th November – 6^th December 2003.
• The Shell Seekers, Kenneth H Wax Ltd and Nick Brooke Ltd 15^th – 20^th September 2003.
• After Mrs Rochester, Shared Experience 20^th – 24^th May 2003.
• Double Double, Ian Dickens Productions 10^th – 15^th February 2003.
• Snake in the Grass, Stephen Joseph Theatre Company 15^th – 25^th January 2003.
• After the Dance, Oxford Stage Company and Salisbury Playhouse 3^rd – 7^th December 2002.
• A Passage to India, Shared Experience 29^th October – 2^nd November 2002.
• Masterpieces, Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company June 2002.
• Ghosts, English Touring Theatre 16^th – 20^th April 2002.
• The Magic Toyshop, Shared Experience 2^nd – 6^th October 2001.
• Star Quality, Bill Kenwright, Theatre Royal Windsor, and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Guildford 20^th August – 1^st September 2001.
• The External, Greenwich Theatre and Theatre Royal Bath Productions 14^th – 19^th May 2001.
• Love’s Labour’s Lost, English Touring Theatre 17^th – 21^st April 2001.
• Bedroom Farce, Stephen Joseph Theatre Company 15^th – 20^th January 2001.
• God Only Knows, Duncan C Weldon and Stephen Waley-Cohen 11^th – 23^rd September 2000.
• The Shakespeare Revue, Hiss and Boo Company January – July 2000.
• Passport to Pimlico, CV Productions Ltd and Mercury Theatre Colchester 1^st – 6^th May 2000.
• Out of Order, Swallow Productions 3^rd – 8^th April 2000.
• The Master Builder, English Touring Theatre 23^rd – 27^th November 1999.
• Comic Potential, Michael Codron in association with Lee Dean and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford 29^th September – 9^th October 1999.
• The Kingfisher, TRB Productions 26^th – 31^st July 1999.
• Hay Fever, Duncan C Weldon, Allan S Gordon, Bill Haber, Ira Pittelman, Elan V McAllister and Emanuel Azenberg 24^th May – 5^th June 1999.
• Sleuth, Mobil Touring Theatre 19^th – 30^th January 1999.
• Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, New Shakespeare Company, Pericles Productions, and Poole Arts Centre 2^nd – 7^th November 1998.
• The Importance of Being Earnest, Bill Kenwright 26^th – 31^st October 1998.
• Good Grief, Pericles Productions, Theatre Royal Bath Productions, and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 1^st – 12^th September 1998.
• Dangerous to Know, Bill Kenwright 10^th – 15^th August 1998.
• Alarms & Excursions, Michael Codron and Lee Dean 15^th – 25^th July 1998.
• Things We Do for Love started 10^th February 1998.
• Heritage, Lee Dean and Michael Codron 2^nd – 7^th February 1998.
• Murderer, Haymarket Theatre Company 17^th – 22^nd November 1997.
• The Magistrate, Chichester Festival Theatre Company and Duncan C Weldon with Alexander H Cohen and Max Cooper 10^th – 15^th November 1997.
• Just the Three of Us, Peter Hall Company 3^rd – 11^th November 1997.
• Life Support, Duncan C Weldon in association with the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 9^th – 14^th June 1997.
• Mrs Warren’s Profession, The Touring Partnership 30^th April – 10^th May 1997.
• Tom & Clem, Michael Codron 25^th March – 5^th April 1997.
• Marlene, Michael Redington, Michael Rose Ltd, and Oldham Coliseum Theatre 3^rd – 8^th February 1997.
• Mansfield Park, Chichester Festival Theatre 21^st – 26^th October 1996.
• The Trouble with Old Lovers, David Kirk and Sabine Productions 17^th – 21^st September 1996.
• Hedda Gabler, Chichester Festival Theatre Company 9^th – 14^th September 1996.

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