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• The Bridges of Madison County,by Jason Robert Brown and Marsha Norman, Menier Chocolate Factory, London, Menier Chocolate Factory, in association wth Michael Harrison and David Ian, 13^th July – 14^th September 2019
• While The Sun Shines, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 7^th June – 27^th July 2019
• Amour, Charing Cross Theatre, Villiers St., London WC2N, Danielle Tarento, 2^nd May – 20^th July 2019
• Napoli, Brooklyn, by Meghan Kennedy, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, The Original Theatre Company, in Association with Park Theatre, 13^th June – 13^th July 2019
• Orpheus Descending, Menier Chocolate Factory, London, Menier Chocolate Factory/Theatr Clwyd, 9^th May – 6^th July 2019
• The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, by Jethro Compton, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Jethro Compton Productions, 15^th May – 8^th June 2019
• Little Miss Sunshine, by James Lapine and William Finn, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, Alhambra Theatre, Bradford, and other locations, Arcola Theatre/Sellador Productions, 21^st March – 28^th September 2019
• The Rubenstein Kiss, by James Phillips, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Devil You Know Theatre Company, 14^th March – 13^th April 2019
• Violet, by Jeanine Tesori and Brian Crawley, Charing Cross Theatre, Villiers St., London WC2N, Stuart M Levy and Vaughan Williams for Charing Cross Theatre Prod. Ltd.. in co-production with Umeda, 14^th January – 6^th April 2019
• Ain‘t Misbehavin’, Mercury Theatre, Colchester and Southwark Playhouse, Bill Kenwright and Paul Taylor Mills/Mercury Theatre Colchester in association with Tamasha Theatre , 15^th March – 1^st May 2019
• Rosenbaum’s Rescue, by A. Bodin Saphir, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, Park Theatre and Breaking Productions, 9^th January – 9^th February 2019
• An Honourable Man, by Michael McManus, White Bear Theatre, Kennington, 20^th November – 8^th December 2018
• Pack of Lies, Menier Chocolate Factory, London, Menier Chocolate Factory, 20^th September – 17^th November 2018
• The Other Place, by Sharr White, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, Park Theatre/Theatre by the Lake, in association with Abinger Productions, 19^th September – 20^th October 2018
• Wasted, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Oli Sones, Sally Humphreys Productions & Jason Haigh-Ellery, in association with Richard Kiln, 6^th September – 6^th October 2018
• Mythic, Charing Cross Theatre, Villiers St., London WC2N, Steven M Levy and Vaughan Williams for Charing Cross Theatre Productions Ltd., started 1^st October 2018
• Losing Venice, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 7^th September – 10^th October 2018
• The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, Land of Green Ginger/Ann Pinnington Productions, in association with Park Theatre, 15^th August – 15^th September 2018
• End of the Pier, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, Park Theatre, 11^th July – 11^th August 2018
• For King and Country, by John Wilson, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Dilated Theatre Company, 28^th June – 21^st July 2018
• The Rink, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Jack Maple/Brian Zeilinger, started 25^th May 2018
• Monogamy, by Torben Betts, Festival Theatre, Malvern, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, and other locations, Original Theatre Co/Ghost Light Theatre Productions/Eilene Davidson in association with Park Theatre, 2^nd May – 7^th July 2018
• Humble Boy, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 8^th March – 14^th April 2018
• Agnes Colander, by Harley Granville-Barker, Jermyn Street Theatre and Ustinov Studio, Theatre Royal Bath, David Adkin in Association with Adam Roebuck and Panorama, 15^th March 2018 – 16^th March 2019
• Barnum, Menier Chocolate Factory, London, Menier Chocolate Factory, 25^th November 2017 – 3^rd March 2018
• Rothschild & Sons, by Jerry Bock, Sheldon Harnick and Sherman Yellen, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, Arnold Mittelman, in association with Park Theatre, 24^th January – 17^th February 2018
• Heartbreak House, Union Theatre, London, The Phil Willmott Company, 4^th January – 3^rd February 2018
• The Passing of the Third Floor Back, Finborough Theatre, London, NorthSEE Theatre, in association with the Finborough Theatre, 28^th November – 22^nd December 2017
• Privates On Parade, Union Theatre, London, Sasha Regan for the Union Theatre, 22^nd November – 17^th December 2017
• Mother Courage and her Children, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Danielle Tarento, 2^nd November – 9^th December 2017
• Macbeth, Bussey Building Peckham Rye, Devil You Know, 31^st October – 18^th November 2017
• The Knowledge, Charing Cross Theatre, Villiers St., London WC2N, Vaughan Williams and Steven M Levy, 4^th September – 11^th November 2017
• Trouble in Mind, by Alice Childress, Print Room at the Coronet, Theatre Royal Bath Ustinov Studio, 14^th September – 14^th October 2017
• The March on Russia, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, in association with Up in Arms, 7^th September – 7^th October 2017
• Doubt a Parable, by John Patrick Shanley, Southwark Playhouse, Making Productions and Graffiti Productions, in association with MBL Productions and ProdUse Theatre, 6^th – 30^th September 2017
• The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 3/4, by Jake Brunger, Pippa Cleary and Sue Townsend, Menier Chocolate Factory, London, Menier Chocolate Factory, 14^th July – 9^th September 2017
• The Hired Man, by Melvyn Bragg and Howard Goodall, Union Theatre, London, Union Theatre, by arrangement with the Really Useful Group Ltd., 19^th July – 12^th August 2017
• Dessert, by Oliver Cotton, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, David Adkin, in association with Adam Roebuck, 12^th July – 5^th August 2017
• Working, by Stephen Schwartz and Nina Faso, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Jack Maple, Ramin Sabi, Christopher Lerner and DEM Productions, 2^nd June – 8^th July 2017
• An Octoroon, by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 18^th May – 1^st July 2017
• The Braille Legacy, by Sebastien Lancrenon/Jean-Baptiste Saudray, Charing Cross Theatre, Villiers St., London WC2N, The Braille Legacy Ltd. in association with ColbertEntertainment Ltd., 10^th April – 24^th June 2017
• La Strada, by Mike Akers, The Other Palace, Kenny Wax, in association with Cambridge Arts Theatre and Bristol Old Vic and Belgrade Theatre Coven, started 30^th May 2017
• Whisper House, by Duncan Sheik and Kyle Jarrow, The Other Palace, The Other Palace, 6^th April – 27^th May 2017
• While We’re Here, Bush Theatre, North Wall Arts Centre, Oxford, and other locations, Bush Theatre/Up In Arms/Farnham Maltings, 26^th April – 17^th June 2017
• The Life, by Cy Coleman, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, 25^th March – 29^th April 2017
• The Frogs, by Aristophanes, Jermyn Street Theatre, House on the Hill Productions, 14^th March – 8^th April 2017
• The Wild Party, by Michael John La Chiusa, The Other Palace, Paul Taylor Mills, Ramin Sabi, Suzanne Jones, Just for Laughs Thatricals, Howard Panter, Stuart Galb, 11^th February – 1^st April 2017
• Anyone Can Whistle, Union Theatre, London, The Phil Willmott Company, 8^th February – 11^th March 2017
• Promises Promises, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Aria Entertainment and Senbla, 13^th January – 18^th February 2017
• The Lower Depths, Arcola Studio 1, Arcola Theatre and KP Productions, 11^th January – 11^th February 2017
• Death Takes a Holiday, by Maury Yeston, Thomas Meehan and Peter Stone, Charing Cross Theatre, Villiers St., London WC2N, Danielle Tarento, Steven M. Levy, Sean Sweeney and Vaughan Williams, 16^th January – 4^th March 2017
• Ragtime, Charing Cross Theatre, Villiers St., London WC2N, Danielle Tarento, Steven M. Levy, Sean Sweeney and Vaughan Williams, 8^th October – 10^th December 2016
• Side Show, by Bill Russell, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Paul Taylor-Mills, Jayne Baron Sherman, Stuart Galbraith, Julie Clare and Kylie Vilcins, 21^st October – 3^rd December 2016
• The Autumn Garden, Jermyn Street Theatre, Jermyn St. Theatre, 5^th – 29^th October 2016
• Blue Heart, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre/Tobacco Factory Theatres, 13^th October – 19^th November 2016
• The Dover Road, Jermyn Street Theatre, Giles Cole and Alexander Marshall for Close Quarter Productions Ltd, 6^th September – 1^st October 2016
• The Roundabout, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, Cahoots Theatre Company in association withThe Other Cheek and Park Theatre, 24^th August – 24^th September 2016
• Grey Gardens, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Danielle Tarento, 2^nd January – 6^th February 2016
• The Distance, by Deborah Bruce, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, 26^th November – 19^th December 2015
• Dinner With Saddam, Menier Chocolate Factory, Menier Chocolate Factory, 10^th September – 14^th November 2015
• A Little Night Music, Ye Olde Rose and Crown Theatre, All Star Productions, 6^th – 31^st October 2015
• Clarion, Arcola Studio 1, Arcola, 24^th October – 4^th November 2015
• Treasure, by David Pinski, Finborough Theatre, London, Ashleigh Wheeler, in association with Neil McPherson, 20^th October – 14^th November 2015
• The White Feather, by Ross Clark, Union Theatre, London, Arion Productions, 10^th September – 17^th October 2015
• Casa Valentina, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Paul Taylor Mills Ltd/Amy Anzel Productions Ltd., 10^th September – 10^th October 2015
• French Without Tears, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 8^th October – 21^st November 2015
• When We Were Women, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre/Snapdragon Productions, 3^rd September – 3^rd October 2015
• Bye Bye Birdie, Ye Olde Rose and Crown Theatre, All Star Productions, 11^th August – 4^th September 2015
• The Invisible, by Rebecca Lenkiewicz, Bush Theatre, London, Bush Theatre, 3^rd June – 15^th August 2015
• The Spitfire Grill, by James Valcq, Fred Alley, Union Theatre, London, Union Theatre, 23^rd July – 15^th August 2015
• Grand Hotel, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Danielle Tarento, 31^st July – 5^th September 2015
• The House of Mirrors and Hearts, by Eamonn O’Dwyer and Rob Gilbert, Arcola Studio 1, Katy Lipson for Aria Entertainment, and Perfect Pitch, 2^nd July – 1^st August 2015
• Orson’s Shadow, by Austin Pendleton, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Emily Dobbs Productions/Brant Theatricals, 1^st – 25^th July 2015
• Face the Music, Ye Olde Rose and Crown Theatre, All Star Productions, 9^th June – 3^rd July 2015
• Amy’s View, Manor Pavilion, Sidmouth and Theatre Royal Windsor, Paul Taylor Mills in association with Bill Kenwright, 30^th June – 15^th July 2015
• Communicating Doors, Menier Chocolate Factory, Menier Chocolate Factory, 7^th May – 27^th June 2015
• The One Day of the Year, Finborough Theatre, London, Defibrillator, in association with Ironbark and Neil McPherson, 19^th May – 15^th June 2015
• Carrie, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Paul Taylor Mills, by arrangement with Bill Kenwright, 1^st – 30^th May 2015
• Spend Spend Spend, Union Theatre, London, Union Theatre, 25^th March – 18^th April 2015
• Dead Sheep, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, Cahoots Theatre Company, 1^st April – 9^th May 2015
• Yarico , London Theatre Workshop at Eel Brook Pub, John and Jodie Kidd/Trestle Theatre, 17^th February – 28^th March 2015
• The Producers, Churchill Theatre, Bromley, Adam Spiegel in association with Tulchin Bartner and Just for Laughs Theatricals, 7^th – 14^th March 2015
• The Heart of Things, by Giles Cole, Jermyn Street Theatre, Close Quarters Productions, in association with John B. Hobbs, Simon Oliver and Jermyn St. Theatre, 10^th March – 4^th April 2015
• After Electra, by April De Angelis, Theatre Royal Plymouth and Tricycle Theatre, London, Theatre Royal Plymouth, 12^th March – 2^nd May 2015
• Assassins, Menier Chocolate Factory, Menier Chocolate Factory, 21^st November 2014 – 7^th March 2015
• The Last of the De Mullins, Jermyn Street Theatre, Stephen McGill and Joel Marvin, in association withJermyn St. Theatre, 3^rd – 28^th February 2015
• Bad Jews, St James Theatre, London, David Moar and Simon Friend for Theatre Royal Bath Productions and St James Theatre Productions, 15^th January – 28^th February 2015
• Kill Me Now, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, Park Theatre, 19^th February – 29^th March 2015
• Whistle Down the Wind, by Russell Labey and Richard Taylor, Union Theatre, London, Sasha Regan for the Union Theatre, 28^th January – 21^st February 2015
• The Grand Tour, by Jerry Herman, Michael Stewart, Mark Bramble, Finborough Theatre, London, Danielle Tarento, 1^st January – 21^st February 2015
• Bat Boy: The Musical, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Paul Taylor Mills Ltd & Morphic Graffiti, 9^th – 31^st January 2015
• Happy Ending, by Anat Gov, Arcola Studio 1, Daniel Krupnik Productions, 28^th January – 7^th March 2015
• Apartment 40C, Above the Eel Brook Pub, New Kings Rd., London, London Theatre Workshop, 3^rd – 20^th December 2014
• Widowers’ Houses, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 17^th December 2014 – 31^st January 2015
• Visitors, by Barney Norris, Bush Theatre, London, Up In Arms, 26^th November 2014 – 10^th January 2015
• The Green Bay Tree, Jermyn Street Theatre, Aria Entertainment and Evergreen Theatrical Productions Ltd, in association with Jermyn Street Theat, 25^th November – 21^st December 2014
• Girlfriends, by Howard Goodall, in collaboration with Richard Curtis and John Retallac, Union Theatre, London, Union Theatre, in association with Aria Entertainment, 29^th October – 22^nd November 2014
• Accolade, St James’s Theatre, London, Nicola Seed Productions, in association with Snapdragon Productions, 12^th November – 13^th December 2014
• The Vertical Hour, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, Oliver Taheri Productions, in association withMini Productions, Gareth Bennet-Ryan, Sam Dunham and P, 23^rd September – 26^th October 2014
• Flowers of the Forest, Jermyn Street Theatre, Jermyn Street Theatre/Ardent Theatre, 23^rd September – 24^th October 2014
• Sweeney Todd … The Demon Barber of Fleet Street., Twickenham Theatre, David Adkin in association with Twickenham Theatre, 10^th September – 10^th October 2014
• The Distance, by Deborah Bruce, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 8^th October – 8^th November 2014
• Uncle Vanya, St James Theatre, London, Emily Dobbs for Jagged Fence Productions, in association with Peter Kane, 8^th October – 8^th November 2014
• Into The Woods, Ye Olde Rose and Crown Theatre, All Star Productions, 7^th – 31^st October 2014
• The Dreaming, by Howard Goodall and Charles Hart, Union Theatre, London, Sasha Regan/Aria Entertainment, 3^rd – 27^th September 2014
• Toast, by Richard Bean, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, Snapdragon Productions, 27^th August – 21^st September 2014
• The Return of the Soldier, Jermyn Street Theatre, Aria Entertainment and Guy James in association with Penny Rock Theatre and Jermyn Street Theatre, 2^nd – 20^th September 2014
• The Widowing of Mrs Holroyd, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 3^rd September – 4^th October 2014
• The Apple Tree, Ye Olde Rose and Crown Theatre, All Star Productions, 12^th – 30^th August 2014
• Pacific Overtures, by Stephen Sondheim, Union Theatre, London, Sasha Regan and Paul Callen for Union Theatre, 2^nd July – 2^nd August 2014
• Natural Affection, Jermyn Street Theatre, House On The Hill, in Association with Jermyn Street Theatre, 18^th July – 9^th August 2014
• Flowers of the Field, White Bear Theatre, Kennington, White Bear Theatre, 24^th June – 13^th July 2014
• April in Paris, Aylesbury Waterside Theatre, Belgrade Theatre, Coventry, and other locations, Paul Tyrer and Jamie Clark/Jane Walmsley and Michael Braham for JAM Pictures/Derby Theatre, 27^th June – 18^th October 2014
• My Girl 2, by Barrie Keefe, Old Red Lion Theatre, London, Dilated Theatre Company, 24^th June – 12^th July 2014
• The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, by Jethro Compton, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, Jethro Compton, in association with Park Theatre, 14^th May – 22^nd June 2014
• John Ferguson, Finborough Theatre, London, Light Box, in association with Neil McPherson, 20^th May – 14^th June 2014
• In The Heights, Southwark Playhouse, Paul Taylor-Mills and Tristan Baker and Charlie Parsons for Runaway Entertainment Ltd., 9^th May – 7^th June 2014
• Intimate Apparel, by Lynn Nottage, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London and Ustinov Studio, Theatre Royal Bath, Theatre Royal Bath and Park Theatre, 29^th May – 27^th July 2014
• The School for Scheming, by Dion Boucicault, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 16^th April – 17^th May 2014
• Bomber’s Moon, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, Engine House, in association with Park Theatre, 2^nd April – 11^th May 2014
• The Notorious Mrs Ebbsmith, by Arthur Wing Pinero, Jermyn Street Theatre, Primavera, in association with Jermyn St Theatre, 8^th April – 3^rd May 2014
• Therese Raquin, by Nona Shepphard, Finborough Theatre, London, Jim Zalles for Theatre Bench, 25^th March – 19^th April 2014
• A Small Family Business, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, Royal National Theatre, 8^th April – 27^th August 2014
• Do I Hear a Waltz ?, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, Charles Court, 5^th – 30^th March 2014
• The A-Z of Mrs P, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, Neil Marcus, Paul Tyrer and Jamie Clark for the Booking Office and Michael Peavoy, 21^st February – 29^th March 2014
• Two Into One, Menier Chocolate Factory, Menier Chocolate Factory, 8^th March – 26^th April 2014
• Invincible, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 12^th March – 12^th April 2014
• Fred & Mary, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 4^th December 2013 – 1^st February 2014
• Time of My Life, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, Surrey, Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough in association with Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 22^nd January – 1^st February 2014
• Season’s Greetings, Union Theatre, London, Sasha Regan and Paul Callen for Union Theatre, 3^rd December 2013 – 4^th January 2014
• The White Carnation, Finborough Theatre, London and Jermyn Street Theatre, Troupe, in association with Neil McPherson, 26^th November 2013 – 22^nd February 2014
• The Doctor’s Story, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 13^th November 2013 – 31^st January 2014
• The Dead Wait, Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London, Snapdragon Productions, 6^th November – 1^st December 2013
• Dorothea’s Story, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 23^rd October 2013 – 1^st February 2014
• Days of Hope, Ye Olde Rose and Crown Theatre, All Star Productions, 8^th – 18^th October 2013
• Springs Eternal, by Susan Glaspell, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 11^th September – 19^th October 2013
• Pipe Dream, by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammersteim II, Union Theatre, London, Sasha Regan for the Union Theatre, 31^st July – 31^st August 2013
• Thark, Park Theatre, Snapdragon Productions with Damian Arnold, 21^st August – 22^nd September 2013
• Little Me, Ye Olde Rose and Crown Theatre, All Star Productions, 13^th – 31^st August 2013
• The Moment of Truth, Southwark Playhouse, Newington Causeway, London, The New Actors Company, 26^th June – 20^th July 2013
• Billy, byDick Clement and Ian La Frenais, Union Theatre, London, Sasha Regan and Paul Callen for Union Theatre, 29^th May – 29^th June 2013
• The Breadwinner, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 17^th April – 18^th May 2013
• Phantom, by Maury Yeston and Arthur Kopit, Ye Olde Rose and Crown Theatre, All Star Productions, 14^th – 31^st May 2013
• Blue Remembered Hills, Derby Theatre, The Lighthouse, Poole, and other locations, Northern Stage, Newcastle, 19^th April – 29^th June 2013
• The Duke in Darkness, Tabard Theatre, London, Mark Perry for Sightline Entertainment and Lliana Bird for Bird & Be, 14^th April – 11^th May 2013
• Mister Holgado, Unicorn Theatre, 147 Tooley Street London, Unicorn Theatre for Children, 24^th March – 28^th April 2013
• Darling of the Day, Union Theatre, London, Union Theatre, 20^th March – 20^th April 2013
• The Lamplighters, Tabard Theatre, London, Boys of the Empire Productions, 19^th March – 13^th April 2013
• The Man Who Pays the Piper, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, 13^th March – 13^th April 2013
• The Living Room, Jermyn Street Theatre, Primavera Productions, 5^th – 30^th March 2013
• SUS, Lion and Unicorn Theatre, Gaisford St., London NW5, Dilated Theatre in association with The Lion and Unicorn Theatre, 5^th – 23^rd March 2013
• Merrily We Roll Along, Menier Chocolate Factory, Menier Chocolate Factory, 16^th November 2012 – 23^rd February 2013
• The Stepmother, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 6^th February – 9^th March 2013
• One Touch of Venus, Ye Olde Rose and Crown Theatre, All Star Productions, 5^th – 23^rd February 2013
• Sauce for the Goose, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 19^th December 2012 – 2^nd February 2013
• Damned by Despair, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, National Theatre, 2^nd November – 13^th December 2012
• Love’s Comedy, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 14^th November – 15^th December 2012
• The White House Murder Case , Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 10^th October – 10^th November 2012
• A Life, Finborough Theatre, London, Snapdragon Productions, in association with Neil McPherson , 2^nd – 27^th October 2012
• Hindle Wakes, Finborough Theatre, London, Jamil Jivanjee with Jackdaw, in association with Neil McPherson, 11^th – 29^th September 2012
• Cornelius, Finborough Theatre, London, Anna Collins and 31 Productions in association with Neil McPherson, 14^th August – 8^th September 2012
• The Drawer Boy, Finborough Theatre, London, Snapdragon Productions and Nicola Seed,in association with Neil McPherson, 19^th June – 14^th July 2012
• Travelling Light, Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre, Royal National Theatre, 18^th January – 2^nd June 2012
• Jekyll and Hyde the Musical , Union Theatre, London, Morphic Graffiti, 16^th May – 16^th June 2012
• The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Threesixty Theatre, Kensington Gardens, London, threesixty, 8^th May – 9^th September 2012
• The Conquering Hero, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 25^th April – 9^th May 2012
• The American Clock, Finborough Theatre, London, The Steam Industry/franklin Productions/Neil McPherson, 27^th March – 21^st April 2012
• A Tale of Two Cities, Charing Cross Theatre, Villiers St., London WC2N, PNPF in association with Ovation, 5^th April – 12^th May 2012
• Muswell Hill, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, 8^th February – 10^th March 2012
• Outward Bound, Finborough Theatre, London, Coracle in association with Neil McPherson for the Finborough Theatre, 31^st January – 25^th February 2012
• Joking Apart, Union Theatre, London, Regan De Wynter Productions, 13^th December 2011 – 14^th January 2012
• The Railway Children, Waterloo Station [Eurostar depot], Jenny King and Matthew Gale for the Touring Consortium/Tristan Baker/Oliver Royds/PW Productions, National Railway Museum/Theatre Royal York, and Sue Scott Davison/Jeffrey Latimer/Welcome to Yorkshire, 19^th June 2011 – 8^th January 2012
• The Kitchen, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, Royal National Theatre, 31^st August – 9^th November 2011
• 13, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, Royal National Theatre, started 25^th October 2011
• The Conspirators, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 31^st August – 1^st October 2011
• Mexican Hayride, Lilian Baylis Theatre, Islington, North London, Lost Musicals, 17^th July – 7^th August 2011
• A Woman Killed With Kindness, Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre, National Theatre, started 19^th July 2011
• Singin’ in the Rain, Chichester Festival Theatre and Palace Theatre, London, Stage Entertainment/Chichester Festival Theatre, started 27^th June 2011
• A Most Unwarrantable Intrusion, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 2^nd – 25^th June 2011
• Grimshaw, Bagshaw and Bradshaw, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 2^nd – 25^th June 2011
• Slasher and Crasher, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 2^nd – 25^th June 2011
• Fings Ain’t Wot They Used T’Be, Union Theatre, London, Elliot Davis and Ellie Collyer-Bristow for Fings Productions, 13^th May – 4^th June 2011
• Bette and Joan, The Arts Theatre, London, Ann Pinnington Productions, in association with Andy Jordan Productions, 5^th May – 25^th June 2011
• The Kissing Dance, Jermyn Street Theatre, Peter Huntley Prod./Chantelle Staynings, 22^nd March – 23^rd April 2011
• The Captain of Köpenick, Webber Douglas Studio, London, Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, 16^th – 19^th March 2011
• 8 Women, Southwark Playhouse, Borealis Theatre/Oblique House, 15^th March – 9^th April 2011
• Mary Broome, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 16^th March – 23^rd April 2011
• The Invisible Man, Menier Chocolate Factory, Menier Chocolate Factory, 13^th November 2010 – 13^th February 2011
• Once Bitten, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 15^th December 2010 – 5^th February 2011
• The Company Man, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 6^th October – 6^th November 2010
• Thunderbolt, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 1^st September – 2^nd October 2010
• Danton’s Death, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, National Theatre, 22^nd July – 14^th October 2010
• Welcome to Thebes, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, National Theatre, 15^th June – 12^th September 2010
• London Road, Cottesloe Theatre, National Theatre and Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, National Theatre, 14^th April 2011 – 6^th September 2012
• Taking Steps, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 24^th March – 29^th May 2010
• The Lady or the Tiger, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 16^th December 2009 – 13^th February 2010
• George’s Marvellous Medicine, Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells, Belgrade Theatre, Coventry, and other locations, Birmingham Stage Company, 10^th November 2009 – 20^th November 2010
• Women Beware Women, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, National Theatre, 27^th April – ? 2010
• Sweet Charity, Menier Chocolate Factory, Menier Chocolate Factory, 27^th November 2009 – 7^th March 2010
• Alison’s House, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 7^th October – 7^th November 2009
• The Ring of Truth, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 3^rd September – 3^rd October 2009
• The Grapes of Wrath, Birmingham Repertory Theatre and New Wimbledon Theatre, English Touring Theatre & Chichester Festival Theatre, 1^st – 31^st October 2009
• All’s Well That Ends Well, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, National Theatre, 28^th May – 30^th September 2009
• Rookery Nook, Menier Chocolate Factory, Menier Chocolate Factory, May – June 2009
• Factors Unforeseen, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 29^th April – 30^th May 2009
• Time and the Conways, Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre, National Theatre, 28^th April – 28^th May 2009
• England People Very Nice, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, National Theatre, 11^th February – ? 2009
• Mary Goes First, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 17^th December 2008 – 31^st January 2009
• Let’s Face the Music and Dance, Salberg Studio, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury Playhouse and Terry Eldridge Ltd., 11^th December 2008 – 10^th January 2009
• August: Osage County, Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre, Steppenwolf, started November 2008
• A Month in the Country,, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury Playhouse, 30^th October – 22^nd November 2008
• The London Cuckolds, Embassy Theatre, London, Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, 4^th – 7^th June 2008
• De Monfort, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 30^th April – 31^st May 2008
• The Woman Hater, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 19^th December 2007 – 2^nd February 2008
• Chains, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 14^th November – 15^th December 2007
• The Years Between, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 7^th September – 6^th October 2007
• A Matter of Life and Death, based on the film by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, Kneehigh Theatre/National Theatre, 2007
• The Pirates of Penzance, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond and Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 20^th December 2006 – 10^th February 2007
• Not About Heroes, Trafalgar Studios at the Whitehall Theatre, London, Feelgood Theatre Productions, 7^th – 18^th November 2006
• The Last Five Years, Menier Chocolate Factory, Menier Chocolate Factory, 18^th July – 30^th September 2006
• Woody Allen’s Murder Mysteries, Warehouse Theatre, Croydon, I’m A Camera & Warehouse Theatre Co., 9^th December 2005 – 19^th February 2006
• Mack & Mabel, Criterion Theatre, London, Laurence Myers, Jon Wilner and Richard Temple present The Watermill Theatre Production, 2006
• Sunday In the Park with George, Menier Chocolate Factory, Chocolate Factory Prod. [David Babani/Danielle Tarento], 18^th November 2005 – 12^th March 2006
• Glorious, Richmond Theatre, London, Michael Codron and Lee Dean, by arrangement with Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 3^rd – 8^th October 2005
• The Women of Lockerbie, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 31^st August – 1^st October 2005
• The Mikado, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 15^th December 2004 – 12^th February 2005
• Putting It Together, Harrogate Theatre Studio, Harrogate Theatre, 6^th December 2004 – 2^nd January 2005
• Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle and Dick, Harrogate Theatre, Harrogate Theatre Co., 3^rd – 22^nd September 2004
• Biloxi Blues, Jerwood Vanbrugh Theatre, Couch Potato Productions, September 2004
• Oliver Twist, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, Surrey, Lyric Hammersmith Productions, 6^th – 10^th April 2004
• Me, Myself and I, Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Orange Tree Theatre, 17^th December 2003 – 7^th February 2004
• Teechers, Harrogate Theatre, Harrogate Theatre Co., 17^th October – 8^th November 2003
• The Madness of George Dubya, Arts Theatre, London, PW Productions in Association with McLaren Burnell and Ars Theatre, 2^nd April – 23^rd August 2003
• Elsie & Norm’s Macbeth, by John Christopher-Wood, Salberg Studio, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury Arts Theatre Ltd., 12^th December 2002 – 4^th January 2003
• Elsie and Norm’s Macbeth, Salberg Studio, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury Playhouse, 12^th December 2002 – 4^th January 2003
• Dealer’s Choice, Salberg Studio, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury Playhouse, 7^th – 30^th November 2002
• The Constant Wife, Apollo (Shaftesbury Avenue), London, Bill Kenwright Ltd, 2002
• A Life in the Theatre, Derby Playhouse, Derby Playhouse Co., 20^th December 2001 – 19^th January 2002
• On the Piste, Derby Playhouse, Derby Playhouse Co., 19^th October – 17^th November 2001
• Kiss Me Kate, Victoria Palace, London, Roger Berlind and Roger Horchow, Edwin W. Schloss, Nica Burns, 2001 – 2002
• My Fair Lady, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, Cameron Mackintosh in association with Royal National Theatre, 21^st July 2001 – 2005
• Merrily We Roll Along, Donmar Warehouse, London, Donmar Warehouse Co., 1^st December 2000 – 3^rd March 2001
• God Only Knows, Theatre Royal, Bath and Vaudeville Theatre, London, Duncan C. Weldon, for Triumph Entertainment Ltd., 2000 – 2001
• La Cava, Piccadilly Theatre, London and Victoria Palace, London, Frederick Zollo/Nicholas Paleologos/The Florinda Co./Churchill Theatre Bromley Prod., 2000
• Little Shop of Horrors, Haymarket Theatre, Basingstoke, Haymarket Theatre Co., 10^th September – 2^nd October 1999
• The Hobbit, New Wimbledon Theatre, Vanessa Ford Productions, October 1999
• Candide, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, National Theatre, started 5^th April 1999
• Candide, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, dates unknown
• Chicago, The Adelphi Theatre, London, Barry & Fran Weissler/Kardana Productions Inc/Jujamcyn Theaters/Pola Jones, 1997 – 1998
• Dealer’s Choice, Fringe Club, Edinburgh and Theatre Royal, Bath, ? – August 1996
• Martin Guerre, Prince Edward Theatre, London, 1996
• Iona Rain, Warehouse Theatre, Croydon, Warehouse Theatre Co., 10^th May – 9^th June 1996
• Laughter on the 23^rd Floor, Queens Theatre, London, Richmond Theatre, London, and other locations, Paddy Wilson and Laurence Myers, in assoc. with Bialystock and Bloom Ltd. for York St. Prod., 1995 – 1997
• A Little Night Music, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, National Theatre, 18^th September 1995 – 1996
• A Night at the Revolution, by Rob Ballard, Warehouse Theatre, Croydon, Performance Theatre Co./Warehouse Theatre Co., 1^st – 24^th July 1994
• The Absence of War, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, Royal National Theatre, 2^nd October 1993 – 1994
• Machinal, Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre, National Theatre, 9^th October 1993 – 1994
• Fat Souls, Warehouse Theatre, Croydon, Warehouse Theatre Company, 23^rd April – 30^th May 1993
• Don Quixote, Warehouse Theatre, Croydon, Warehouse Theatre Co., 4^th December 1992 – 24^th January 1993
• The Invisible Man, Theatre Royal Stratford E15, Theatre Royal Stratford East, 12^th September – 17^th October 1992
• The Case of the Dead Flamingo Dancer, Churchill Theatre, Bromley, Bill Kenwright/Saraband Productions, 31^st March – 18^th April 1992
• The Invisible Man, Theatre Royal Stratford E15, Theatre Royal Stratford East, 23^rd October – 23^rd November 1991
• Judy, Whitehall Theatre, Dundee, Perth Theatre Co. on tour, 30^th September – 5^th October 1991
• When I Was A Girl, I Used to Scream and Shout, Dundee Rep., Dundee Repertory Co., 13^th – 28^th September 1991
• Dinner, Warehouse Theatre, Croydon, Warehouse Theatre Co., 17^th March – April 1989
• Time, Dominion Theatre, started 9^th April 1986
• Les Miserables, Palace Theatre, London, Royal Shakespeare Company, 4^th December 1985 (press night)
• The Boy Friend, Noel Coward Theatre, London, 1984 – 1985
• Intimate Exchanges, Ambassadors Theatre, London and Greenwich Theatre, London, Ray Cooney/Theatre of Comedy, 14^th August 1984 – 16^th February 1985
• Same Time Next Year, Dundee Rep, Dundee Repertory Co., 17^th March – 2^nd April 1983
• The Odd Couple, Dundee Rep, Dundee Repertory Co., 17^th – 29^th January 1983
• The Mikado, Cambridge Theatre, London, Bill Kenwright/Paul Gregg/Plymouth Theatre Co., 29^th September – ? 1982
• Ten Times Table, Thorndike Theatre, Leatherhead, Leatherhead Repertory Co., 13^th April – 1^st May 1982
• Bring Me Sunshine, Bring Me Smiles, Newcastle Playhouse, Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Shaw Theatre, London, Tynewear Theatre Co., 14^th January – 1^st May 1982
• Passion Play, Aldwych Theatre, London, Royal Shakespeare Company, 13^th January 1981 (press night)
• Pal Joey, Noel Coward Theatre, London, 1980 – 1981
• The Revenger’s Tragedy, Liverpool Playhouse, Liverpool Repertory Co., 20^th November – 13^th December 1980
• Wednesday, Liverpool Playhouse Studio, Liverpool Repertory Co., 19^th November – 6^th December 1980
• Something’s Afoot, Ashcroft Theatre, Croydon, Ashcroft Theatre, started 9^th July 1980
• The Dresser, Queens Theatre, London, Michael Codron/Royal Exchange Manchester, 30^th April 1980 – 1981
• Calamity Jane, Ashcroft Theatre, Croydon, Duncan C. Weldon & Louis I. Michaels for Triumph Theatre Prod., Ltd., 18^th – 29^th September 1979
• Evita, Prince Edward Theatre, London, Robert Stigwood in association with David Land, 21^st June 1978 – 8^th February 1986
• Wild Oats, Piccadilly Theatre, London, Royal Shakespeare Company, 20^th June 1977 (press night)
• Absurd Person Singular, Swan Theatre, Worcester, Worcester Repertory Company, 27^th October – 13^th November 1976
• Just a Little Bit Less Than Normal , Queens Theatre, Hornchurch, Hornchurch Repertory Co., 1976
• Just a Little Bit Less Than Normal , Court Street Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Manhattan Theater Club, NY, and other locations, English Stage Company, 1976 – 1978
• My Fat Friend, Queens Theatre, Hornchurch, Hornchurch Repertory Co., 13^th – 30^th August 1975
• The Lady or the Tiger, Queens Theatre, Hornchurch, Hornchurch Repertory Co., 1975
• The Count of Monte Cristo, Theatre Royal Stratford E15, Theatre Workshop, 1^st August – 14^th September 1974
• Uncle Vanya, Bristol Old Vic, 1973 – 1974
• Winnie-The-Pooh, Ashcroft Theatre, Croydon and Bristol Hippodrome, Cameron Mackintosh and Veronica Flint-Shipman, 1973 – 31^st August 1974
• A Taste of Honey, Pavilion Theatre, Weymouth, Salisbury Playhouse [Theatrescope Tour], 20^th October 1973
• Johnny Belinda, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, Alexandra Repertory Co., June – July 1973
• Habeas Corpus, Lyric Theatre, London, Michael Codron in association with Stoll Productions, 1973
• Birdbath, by Leoard Melfi, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury, Salisbury Playhouse [Theatrescope Tour], 27^th – 31^st March 1973
• Godspell, Brighton Theatre Royal, Bristol Hippodrome, and other locations, HM Tennent Ltd, 1972 – 27^th May 1973
• Old Times, Bedales School, Bench Theatre, Havant, and other locations, Salisbury Playhouse [Theatrescope Tour], ? – 31^st March 1973
• Old Time Music Hall, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury, Salisbury Playhouse, 17^th October – 4^th November 1972
• Charley’s Aunt, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury Playhouse, 15^th August – 2^nd September 1972
• Cinderella, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury, Salisbury Playhouse, 19^th December – 30^th January 1971
• The Cherry Orchard, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, Meadow Players/an Oxford Playhouse Production, 1^st – 6^th November 1971
• Present Laughter, Swan Theatre, Worcester, Worcester Repertory Company, 10^th – 21^st August 1971
• How the Other Half Loves, Lyric Theatre, London, 1970 – 1971
• The Cherry Orchard, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury Playhouse, 8^th – 26^th September 1970
• Luv, Saisbury Playhouse, Salisbury Playhouse, 2^nd – 13^th June 1970
• Macbeth, Library Theatre, Manchester, Library Theatre Co., November – December 1969
• Look Back in Anger, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury Playhouse, 21^st October – 8^th November 1969
• Narrow Road To the Deep North, Library Theatre, Manchester, Library Theatre Co., October – 1^st November 1969
• Krapp’s Last Tape, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury, Salisbury Playhouse, 21^st April 1969
• The Lesson, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury, Salisbury Playhouse, 21^st April 1969
• The Odd Couple, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury, Salisbury Playhouse, 25^th February – 15^th March 1969
• The Lady’s Not For Burning, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury, Salisbury Playhouse, 4^th – 22^nd February 1969
• Relatively Speaking, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury Playhouse, 30^th July – 17^th August 1968
• Pink String and Sealing Wax, Grand Theatre, Swansea, Swansea Repertory Co., 22^nd – 27^th July 1968
• Say Who You Are, Playhouse Salisbury, Salisbury Arts Theatre Limited, 28^th May – 8^th June 1968
• Murder on the Nile, Grand Theatre, Swansea, Swansea Repertory Co., 27^th May – 1^st June 1968
• Man of La Mancha, Piccadilly Theatre, London, Donald Albery for Calabash Prod. Ltd., by arrangement with Albert W. Selden and Hal James, 24^th April 1968 – 1969
• The Farmer’s Wife, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury, Salisbury Playhouse, 2^nd – 20^th April 1968
• Boeing Boeing, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury Playhouse, 12^th – 30^th September 1967
• Lady Windermere’s Fan, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury Playhouse, 25^th July – 5^th August 1967
• The Playboy of the Western World, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury, Salisbury Playhouse, 1967
• The Knack, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury Arts Theatre Limited, 1967
• How’s The World Treating You?, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury, Salisbury Playhouse, 1967
• The Killing of Sister George, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury, Salisbury Playhouse, 1966
• Lock up Your Daughters, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury, Salisbury Playhouse, 1966
• The Beggar’s Opera, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 10^th November – 12^th December 1964
• Rebecca, Northampton Repertory Theatre, Northampton Repertory Co., September – October 1963
• Walker London, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 29^th May – 30^th June 1962
• Lunch Hour, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 8^th – 15^th June 1962
• Saint’s Day, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham Repertory Company, 20^th March – 7^th April 1962
• The Lesson, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 23^rd March – 6^th April 1962
• Beauty and the Beast, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 20^th December 1961 – 10^th February 1962
• Mister Universe, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 21^st November – 16^th December 1961
• The Caretaker, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 26^th September – 21^st October 1961
• Children of a Lesser God, Noel Coward Theatre, London, Ray Cooney/Ian Albery/The Mermaid Trust, 1981 – 1982
• The Shewing-up of Blanco Posnet, by George Bernard Shaw, Mermaid Theatre, London, Mermaid Theatre Co., started 3^rd October 1961
• Androcles and the Lion, Mermaid Theatre, London, Mermaid Theatre Co., started 3^rd October 1961
• Krapp’s Last Tape, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 5^th – 23^rd September 1961
• The Traveller Without Luggage, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 5^th – 23^rd September 1961
• The Love of Four Colonels, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 14^th August – 2^nd September 1961
• Macbeth, Ludlow Castle, Ludlow Festival Society, 27^th June – 9^th July 1961
• Roots, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 20^th June – 1^st July 1961
• Naked Island, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 9^th – 27^th May 1961
• Rashomon, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 18^th April – 6^th May 1961
• She Stoops to Conquer, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 21^st March – 15^th April 1961
• The Tenth Man, Comedy Theatre, London, started 13^th April 1961
• Antony and Cleopatra, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 14^th February – 18^th March 1961
• The Three Cavaliers, by Beverley Cross, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham Repertory Co., 21^st December 1960 – 11^th February 1961
• Three Cavaliers, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 21^st December 1960 – 11^th February 1961
• The Irregular Verb To Love, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, Criterion Theatre, London, and other locations, Anna Deere Wiman & Jack Minster, started 1960
• Hobson’s Choice, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 22^nd November – 17^th December 1960
• Strange To Relate, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, The Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company, 1^st – 19^th November 1960
• One Way Pendulum, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 27^th September – 29^th October 1960
• One Man’s Meat, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 31^st May – 18^th June 1960
• All’s Well That Ends Well, Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-Upon-Avon, 1959 – 1960
• The Long And The Short And The Tall, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 13^th October – 7^th November 1959
• Fratricide Punished, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 8^th – 19^th September 1959
• Gammer Gurton’s Needle, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 8^th – 19^th September 1959
• King Lear, Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, Royal Shakespeare Company, 18^th August 1959 (press night)
• The Rope Dancers, The Arts Theatre Club, Great Newport Street, London, Arts Theatre Club, started 9^th July 1959
• Once More with Feeling, New Theatre, London, New Theatre Co., 1959
• Coriolanus, Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, Royal Shakespeare Company, 7^th July 1959 (press night)
• Dispersal, Belgrade Theatre, Coventry, Belgrade Theatre Trust, by arrangement with Laurence Olivier,Oscar Lewenstein and Wolf Mankowitz, 29^th June – 11^th July 1959
• Who’s Who, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham Repertory Co., 2^nd – 20^th June 1959
• The Hostage, Wyndham’s Theatre, London, Theatre Workshop, 1959
• A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, Royal Shakespeare Company, 2^nd June 1959 (press night)
• Roots, Belgrade Theatre, Coventry and Royal Court, London, English Stage Company, started 25^th May 1959
• The World of Paul Slickey, Palace Theatre, London, Leon Hepner and Cedric Levitt/Gilda Dahlberg/David Pelham, 1959
• Othello, Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, Royal Shakespeare Company, 7^th April 1959 (press night)
• Hamlet, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 10^th February – 7^th March 1959
• Hamlet, Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-Upon-Avon, 1958 – 1959
• West Side Story, Her Majesty’s Theatre, London, H.M. Tennant Ltd/Robert E. Griffiths/Harold S. Prince, December 1958 – 1959
• When We Are Married, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham Repertory Co., 18^th November – 13^th December 1958
• Merry Play Between Johan Johan, the Husband, Tyb, his Wife, and Sir Johan, the Priest, by Anonymous, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham Repertory Co., 30^th September – 18^th October 1958
• A Yorkshire Tragedy: Not so New as Lamentable and True, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham Repertory Co., 30^th September – 18^th October 1958
• Fratricide Punished, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 30^th September – 18^th October 1958
• Five Finger Exercise, Comedy Theatre, London, started 16^th July 1958
• Macbeth, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 11^th February – 15^th March 1958
• King Lear, Tour, Royal Shakespeare Company, 6^th June (press night) – 17^th December 1955