Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs

Past productions

Hampstead Theatre and Robert Fox, Comedy Theatre, London (now Harold Pinter Theatre, London) and Hampstead Theatre, London 18^th November 1998 – 13^th March 1999.
Loaded Films and Trust Theatre, Hen & Chickens Theatre, London 22^nd February – 11^th March 1995.
Cornucopia Theatre Company, Boulevard Theatre, London 2^nd – 26^th May 1990.
Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd, Salisbury Playhouse November 1973.
National Theatre at the Young Vic, Young Vic, London started 28^th April 1971.
Farnham Repertory Company, Castle Theatre, Farnham 9^th – 20^th June 1970.
Bristol Old Vic Company, Bristol Old Vic – Little Theatre 13^th – 31^st August 1968.
Birmingham Repertory Theatre 4^th October – 2^nd December 1966.
Michael Codron, Garrick Theatre, London 3^rd February – March 1966.
Dublin Theatre Festival and Michael Codron, Gaiety Theatre, Dublin 20^th – 25^th September 1965.
Dramagraph, Unity Theatre, London started 30^th March 1965.

The play has characters mostly new to the stage. Its anti-hero, Malcolm Scrawdyke, is a failure just expelled from art school in the north, who enrols three similarly inadequate figures into his new political party (the Party of Dynamic Erection) to help him plot his revenge on the authority figures who cast him out. The play has terrific energy and some hilarious rabble-rousing oration from Scrawdyke as he rehearses the future in his Huddersfield digs.

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