His Majesty’s Theatre

Past productions

• One for the Pot, E&B Productions (Theatre) Ltd 3^rd – 8^th October 1988.
• The Government Inspector, Compass Theatre Ltd 14^th – 19^th March 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 22^nd – 27^th February 1988.
• Wife Begins at Forty, E&B Productions 9^th – 14^th November 1987.
• Noises Off, Mark Furness Ltd and Newpalm Productions 23^rd – 28^th February 1987.
• King Lear, Compass Theatre Ltd 9^th – 14^th February 1987.
• Whodunnit?, Gallery Productions 25^th – 29^th November 1986.
• The Seven Year Itch, Portman Theatrical Productions 6^th – 10^th May 1986.
• The Entertainer, Byre Theatre Company 28^th April – 3^rd May 1986.
• Same Time Next Year, Mark Furness and Paul Elliott 24^th – 28^th September 1985.
• I Have Been Here Before, David Kirk Productions 3^rd – 8^th June 1985.
• After the Ball is Over, Compass Theatre Ltd 18^th – 23^rd March 1985.
• Pack of Lies, Dina and Alexander E Racolin and Newpalm Productions 5^th – 9^th March 1985.
• Double Cut, Mark Furness Ltd 28^th January – 2^nd February 1985.
• Steaming, Newpalm Productions 17^th – 22^nd September 1984.
• The Winslow Boy, Portman Theatrical Productions 11^th – 16^th June 1984.
• Same Time Next Year 28^th November – 3^rd December 1983.
• The Cherry Orchard, Duncan C Weldon with Paul Gregg and Lionel Becker for Triumph Apollo Productions and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 12^th – 17^th September 1983.
• Men Should Weep, 7:84 Theatre Company 3^rd – 7^th May 1983.
• Cards on the Table, Mark Furness 28^th March – 2^nd April 1983.
• Underground, Paul Elliott 14^th – 19^th March 1983.
• The Flip Side, Nell Gwynne Productions 28^th February – 5^th March 1983.
• Outside Edge, Bill Kenwright 19^th – 24^th May 1980.
• Who Goes Bare?, Al Mitchell, Mark Furness, and Stepham Bell Promotions Ltd 5^th – 10^th November 1979.
• Woman of Straw, Trip Productions 19^th – 24^th February 1979.
• Mulligan’s Last Case, Pitlochry Festival Theatre Company 24^th – 28^th October 1978.
• Arsenic and Old Lace, Grosvenor Entertainments 2^nd – 7^th May 1977.
• Pyjama Tops, Mark Furness and Planet Productions Ltd with Newpalm Productions 10^th – 15^th May 1976.
• There’s a Girl in My Soup, Grosvenor Entertainments 3^rd – 8^th May 1976.
• The Taming of the Shrew, New Shakespeare Company 6^th – 10^th May 1975.
• Murder at the Vicarage, Ray Cooney Productions and Scotia Theatrical Ltd 14^th – 19^th April 1975.
• The School for Scandal, Cambridge Theatre Company 17^th – 21^st September 1974.
• The Tilted Scales, Bill Kenwright for David Gordon Productions Ltd 27^th May – 1^st June 1974.
• The Hasty Heart, Paul Elliot & Duncan C Weldon 13^th – 18^th May 1974.
• Lloyd George Knew My Father, Ray Cooney Productions and Volcano Productions 1^st – 6^th April 1974.
• The Secretary Bird, Paul Elliott and Duncan C Weldon for Triumph Theatre Productions 25^th – 30^th September 1972.
• The Jockey Club Stakes, Henry Sherwood Prouctions Ltd and Peter Saunders 18^th – 23^rd October 1971.
• Conduct Unbecoming, David Gordon Productions 10^th – 15^th May 1971.
• Fiddler on the Roof, Harold Prince and Richard Pilbrow 16^th – 27^th February 1971.
• Castle in the Air, Pitlochry Festival Theatre Company 1^st – 3^rd October 1970.
• Dear Charles, John Gale for Volcano Productions Ltd and Talus Productions Ltd 14^th – 19^th October 1968.
• All for Mary, David Conville 6^th – 11^th May 1968.
• Dear Octopus, Allied Theatre Productions and Peter Bridge 2^nd – 7^th October 1967.
• Jane Eyre, Ariadne (Theatrical Managers) Ltd and Hubert Woodward 29^th May – 3^rd June 1967.
• Present Laughter, H M Tennent Ltd and John Gale Productions Ltd 25^th – 30^th April 1966.
• Foursome Reel, James Lavall 11^th – 16^th October 1965.
• Windfall, John Gale and Packard Productions 29^th April – 4^th May 1963.
• Signpost to Murder, Emile Littler 11^th – 16^th March 1963.
• Breaking Point, Peter Bridge, in Association with Greville Poke for GP Productions 25^th February – 2^nd March 1963.
• Billy Liar, Oscar Lewenstein Plays Ltd 19^th – 24^th March 1962.

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