Cliff Dix’s profile

Theatre technician continuously since 1971. Autobigraphical book :- “Up the Fire Escape and Through the Kitchens” by Cliff Dix is available on Amazon (as is the theatrical disaster fiction book “And Burnt the Topless Towers”)

Seen, or going to see

This user has not listed any production as yet.

Personal website.
Joined 12th November 2019.
Last logged in on 18th December 2023.

Last five observations

To production of Ever Since Paradise, by J B Priestley, Bristol Hippodrome, 1946 - 1947: “Priestley used ‘Ever Since Paradise’ as the source for the colour pics in his book ‘Theatre Outlook’ written in 1947. There are nine colour plates of the production in the book several are backstage shots.”
To production of Glorious Days, Palace Theatre, London, 28th February 1952 - October 1953: “357 performances.”
To Snap Theatre Company production of Towser - The Musical, Harlow Playhouse, Towngate Theatre, Basildon, and other locations, 10th February - 9th May 1987: “Childrens’ musical adaptation of the caroon ‘Towser’ books by Tony Ross.”
To production of Zip Goes a Million, by Eric Maschwitz and George Posford, Palace Theatre, London, New Hippodrome, Coventry (now Coventry Apollo), and other locations, 4th September 1951 - 7th February 1953: “George Formby left after about six months of the London run (C April ‘52) and was replaced by Reg Dixon.”
To production of Happy Holiday, by Eric Maschwitz and George Posford, Palace Theatre, London, 22nd December 1954 - 15th January 1955: “Musical version of ‘The Ghost Train’ by Arnold Ridley. Ran at the Palace for just 31 performances.”

Last ten changes

Sign in to say which productions you have seen, and more.