Festival Theatre

Past productions

• Hedda Gabler, Chichester Festival Theatre Company 26^th – 31^st August 1996.
• The Shakespeare Revue, Edward Snape and Michael Codron 6^th – 11^th May 1996.
• Black Chiffon, Ivan Hale in association with the Theatre Royal Windsor 25^th – 30^th March 1996.
• Now You Know, Lee Dean by arrangement with Hampstead Theatre and the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 11^th – 16^th March 1996.
• Dead Funny, Lee Dean and Michael Codron in association with Hampstead Theatre Productions 13^th – 18^th March 1995.
• Arsenic and Old Lace, Duncan C Weldon in association with James Barber and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 17^th – 22^nd October 1994.
• All My Sons, Oxford Stage Company and Wolsey Theatre Company 22^nd – 26^th March 1994.
• Rope 21^st – 26^th February 1994.
• Mr & Mrs Nobody, Greenwich Theatre, Theatre Royal Windsor, and Triumph Proscenium Productions Ltd 1^st – 6^th November 1993.
• Getting Married, Chichester Festival Theatre and Duncan C Weldon 30^th August – 4^th September 1993.
• Chatsky, Almeida Theatre Company 24^th – 29^th May 1993.
• Straight and Narrow, Churchill Theatre Bromley and Lee Dean 12^th – 17^th April 1993.
• Relatively Speaking, James Barber and Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 8^th – 13^th March 1993.
• The Kingfisher, Channel Theatre Company 6^th – 11^th July 1992.
• The Heiress, Churchill Theatre Company, Sethawk Ltd, and Windsor Theatre Company 25^th – 30^th May 1992.
• Private Lives, Lee Dean 23^rd – 28^th September 1991.
• Spider’s Web, Agatha Christie Ltd, Charles Vance for Prestige Plays, and Theatre Royal Windsor 11^th – 16^th June 1990.
• The Diary of Anne Frank, North Bank Productions 2^nd – 7^th April 1990.
• Move Over Mrs Markham, Churchill Theatre Bromley 26^th – 30^th September 1989.
• Pygmalion, Kevin Wood Productions and Malvern Festival 23^rd May – 3^rd June 1989.
• Doctor on the Boil, Kevin Wood Productions 18^th – 22^nd April 1989.
• No Sex Please, We’re British, John Gale , Lisden Productions Ltd, and Volcano Productions Ltd started 18^th July 1988.
• The Cat and the Canary, Permutt-Hadley 8^th – 12^th March 1988.
• A Murder is Announced 8^th – 13^th June 1987.
• Portraits, Capcan Productions, Malvern Festival Theatre, New Theatre Company Ltd, Theatre Royal Presentations PLC, and Triumph Theatre Productions Ltd 18^th – 30^th May 1987.
• Our Betters, Duncan C Weldon & Louis I Michaels for Triumph Theatre Productions Ltd and Nottingham Playhouse started 19^th May 1982.
• The Kingfisher, Geoffrey Rose & Charles Vance for Entertainment Investments Ltd 26^th – 31^st October 1981.
• Funny Peculiar, Donald Bodley Productions 10^th – 15^th September 1979.
• Ten Times Table, Bill Kenwright and Rod H Coton 2^nd – 7^th July 1979.
• The Marvellous Story of Puss in Boots, Malvern Theatre Trust started 26^th December 1965.
• Once Upon a Crime, Laconril Ltd 13^th – 18^th July 1959.
• Jane Eyre, James Shirvell 29^th March – 3^rd April 1954.
• Meet Mr Callaghan, B A Meyer in association with Concanen 13^th – 18^th April 1953.
• Ring Round the Moon, Arena Theatre Company Ltd 5^th – 10^th May 1952.
• A Guardsman’s Cup of Tea, Hattan Duprez in association with Maurice Berkeley 7^th – 12^th May 1951.
• Home at Seven, Barry O’Brien and Roy Limbert 26^th – 31^st March 1951.
• The Gay Invalid, Peter Daubeny Presentations Ltd January 1951.
• Weatherwise started 8^th September 1932.
• Dr. Syn, Nelson King and Russell Thorndike 30^th July – 1^st August 1928.

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