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All Productions by Date
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CHILDREN'S DAY
Vera I Arlett | 1950 Wesleyan Hall Wigan |
Director: Miss Wilcock Role: Father |
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TWELFTH NIGHT Extract (1952)
William Shakespeare | 1952 Hopefield Miniature Theatre |
Role: Malvolio |
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SPRING 1600
Emlyn Williams | 1952 Bolton Little Theatre |
Director: Cliff Aspinall Role: Jeremy |
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LES MEURTRES CHEZ LE COIFFEUR
Strachan Turnbull | 1952 Hopefield Miniature Theatre |
Role: Mari de La Dame |
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FRIAR BACON & FRIAR BUNGAY (1953)
Robert Greene | 1953 Bolton School Great Hall |
Director: Frank Greene Role: Margaret |
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PARADISE PERPLEXED
F Sladen-Smith | 1953 Bolton Little Theatre |
Director: Sylvia M Smith Role: Ticukapelli |
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THE HOPEFUL TRAVELLERS
G-M Martens & A O Bey | 1953 Bolton Little Theatre |
Director: Arthur B Hilton Role: Demon |
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THE WONDER HAT
Kenneth Sawyer Goodman & Ben Hecht | 1953 Bolton Little Theatre |
Director: Elizabeth Lee Role: Pierrot |
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THE BEAUTY CONTEST
L Roe & G A C Sawtell | 1953 Hopefield Miniature Theatre |
Director: L Roe Role: Rosie |
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THE STARS BOW DOWN
Gordon Daviot | 1954 Bolton School |
Director: Frank Greene Role: Asnath, the High Priest's daughter |
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DOCTOR FAUSTUS (1954)
Christopher Marlowe | 1954 Hopefield Miniature Theatre |
Director: K J Haigh Role: Wagner |
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THE STORY OF RAHMAN
Alan Cullen | 1955 Bolton Little Theatre |
Director: Alan Cullen Role: Attendant |
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OTHELLO (1955)
William Shakespeare | 1955 Bolton School |
Role: Montano |
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HENRY IV PART 2 (1956)
William Shakespeare | 1956 Bolton School |
Director: Frank Greene Role: Prince Hal |
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ESCAPADE
Roger McDougall | 1956 Chorley Old Road Congregational Church Hall |
Director: Anthony Clarke Role: L W Daventry |
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HENRY V (1957)
William Shakespeare | 1957 Bolton School |
Director: Frank Greene Role: King Henry V |
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ANTONY & CLEOPATRA
William Shakespeare | 1958 |
Producer: Marlowe Society/Argo Records/British Council Director: George Rylands Role: Mardin |
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THE STRONG ARE LONELY
Fritz Hochwaelder | 1958 Bolton School |
Director: Frank Greene Role: Alfonso Fernandez |
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TWELFTH NIGHT (1958)
William Shakespeare | 1958 Bolton Little Theatre |
Director: George Sawtell Role: Sebastian |
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MACBETH, ACT V (1958)
William Shakespeare | 1958 Bolton Middle School |
Director: Ian McKellen Role: Producer/Director |
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THE APPLECART
Bernard Shaw | 1958 ADC Theatre Cambridge |
Director: Terrence Hardiman Role: King Magnus |
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CAMINO REAL
Tennessee Williams | 1958 ADC Theatre Cambridge |
Director: John Tanfield Role: Survivor |
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THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER
| 1959 Bolton Little Theatre |
Role: Townsperson |
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A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY
Ivan Turgenev, translated by Constance Garnett | 1959 ADC Theatre Cambridge |
Director: Jocelyn Powell Role: Beliaev |
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HENRY IV PART 2 (Cambridge)
William Shakespeare | 1959 Cambridge Arts Theatre |
Director: John Barton Role: Justice Shallow |
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DEUTSCHES HAUS
Richard Cottrell | 1959 ADC Theatre Cambridge, Arts Theatre Club London |
Director: Garry O'Connor Role: Harry |
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LOVE'S LABOURS
Clive Swift, Richard Cottrell, Corin Redgrave, and John Fortune adapted from William Shakespeare's "Love's Labours Lost" | 1959 ADC Theatre Lyric Opera House Hammersmith, London |
Director: John Tydeman Role: Holofernes |
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THE THREE SISTERS (Cambridge)
Anton Chekov | 1959 Cambridge Arts Theatre |
Director: John Barton Role: Tuzenbach |
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SAINT'S DAY
John Whiting | 1959 ADC Theatre Cambridge |
Director: Geoffrey Reeves Role: Charles Heberden |
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SIX CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR
Luigi Pirandello, translated by Frederick May | 1959 ADC Theatre Cambridge |
Director: Garry O'Connor Role: The Son |
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A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
William Shakespeare | 1960 |
Producer: Marlowe Society/Argo Records/British Council Director: George Rylands Role: Lysander |
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HENRY IV PART 2
William Shakespeare | 1960 |
Producer: Marlowe Society/Argo Records/British Council Director: George Rylands Role: Davy |
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CYMBELINE
William Shakespeare | 1960 Cambridge Arts Theatre |
Director: George Rylands Role: Posthumus |
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THE DUENNA
Richard Brinsley Sheridan adapted by Lionel Harris, Music by Julian Slade | 1960 ADC Theatre Cambridge |
Director: Corin Redgrave Role: Father Paul |
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LULLABY OF PARK STREET
Tom Vernon | 1960 ADC Cambridge |
Role: Apple-voiced juvenile |
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FRIAR BACON AND FRIAR BUNGAY
Robert Greene | 1960 Cambridge Arts Theatre Stratford-upon-Avon Open Air Theatre Lyric Opera House Hammersmith, London |
Director: Michael Bakewell Role: Lacy, Earl of Lincoln |
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DR FAUSTUS (Cambridge)
Christopher Marlowe | 1960 Cambridge Arts Theatre Stratford-upon-Avon Open Air Theatre Lyric Opera House Hammersmith, London |
Director: Michael Bakewell Role: The Pope/Scholar/Gluttony |
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TWELFTH NIGHT (Cambridge)
William Shakespeare | 1960 Cambridge Arts Theatre |
Director: Waris Habibullah (Hussein) Role: Toby Belch |
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THE WILD DUCK
Henrik Ibsen, translated by Una Ellis-Fermor | 1960 Cambridge Arts Theatre |
Director: David Reid Role: Hjalmar Ekdal |
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CARDS OF IDENTITY
Nigel Dennis | 1960 ADC Theatre Cambridge |
Director: Corin Redgrave Role: Captain Mallet |
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THE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Harold Pinter | 1961 ADC Theatre Cambridge |
Director: David Reid Role: Stanley Webber |
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HENRY VI PARTS 2 AND 3 (Cambridge)
William Shakespeare condensed and directed by Corin Redgrave | 1961 Cambridge Arts Theatre |
Role: King Henry |
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THE COUNTRY WIFE
William Wycherley | 1961 ADC Theatre Cambridge |
Director: Tom Bussmann Role: Mr Pinchwife |
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THE LARK
Jean Anouilh, translated by Christopher Fry | 1961 Cambridge Arts Theatre, Playhouse Oxford |
Director: Roger Jenkins Role: Warwick |
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CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA
Bernard Shaw | 1961 Playhouse Oxford |
Director: Waris Hussein Role: Achillas/Major-Domo |
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A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS
Robert Bolt | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: David Forder Role: William Roper |
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WHEN WE ARE MARRIED
J B Priestley | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Brian Bell Role: Fred Dyson |
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YOU NEVER CAN TELL
Bernard Shaw | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: David Forder Role: Philip Clandon |
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BLACK COFFEE
Agatha Christie | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Brian Bell Role: Tredwell (the butler) |
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Midnight Matinee
| 1961 Coventry Theatre |
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CELEBRATION
Keith Waterhouse & Willis Hall | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Anthony Richardson Role: Stan Dyson |
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END OF CONFLICT
Barry England | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Anthony Richardson Role: Simon Mason |
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MR. PICKWICK
Stanley Young (adapted from Charles Dickens novel) | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Brian Bell Role: Mr. Snodgrass |
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TOAD OF TOAD HALL
A A Milne (from Kenneth Graham's novel) | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Brian Bell Role: Chief Weasel |
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THE SEAGULL (1962)
Anton Chekov | 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Anthony Richardson Role: Konstantin |
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THE BRIDE COMES BACK
Ronald Millar | 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Role: Joe Tilney |
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (1962)
William Shakespeare | 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Graham Crowden Role: Count Claudio |
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Happy Returns
| 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Role: various (singing & dancing) |
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TEN LITTLE NIGGERS
Agatha Christie | 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Geoffrey Edwards Role: Anthony Marston |
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THE IRREGULAR VERB TO LOVE
Hugh & Margaret Williams | 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Geoffrey Edwards Role: Andrew Rankin |
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NOAH
Andre Obey | 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Anthony Richardson Role: Shem |
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SEMI-DETACHED
David Turner | 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Anthony Richardson Role: Tom Midway |
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BECKET
Jean Anouilh, translated by Lucienne Hill | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Gilbert Folliot, Bishop of London / First Baron |
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THE GAZEBO
Alec Coppell | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Elliot Nash |
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CASTE
T W Robertson | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Sam Gerridge |
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THE BIG KILLING
Philip Mackie | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Donald MacKechnie Role: Gavin Cole |
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THE AMOROUS PRAWN
Anthony Kimmins | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Alan Gray Role: Larry Hoffman |
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THE KEEP (1962)
Gwyn Thomas | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn |
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DAVID COPPERFIELD (1962)
Joan MacAlpine (from Charles Dickens novel) | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Producer: Robert Chetwyn Role: David |
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ALADDIN & HIS WONDERFUL LAMP
Henry Marshall | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn and Donald Mackechnie Role: Tee Vee |
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How Dare We!
| 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Role: various (singing, dancing, clowning) |
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HENRY V (1963)
William Shakespeare | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: King Henry |
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UNDER MILK WOOD
Dylan Thomas | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Mr Waldo, Cherry Owen, No-good Boyo, and First Drowned |
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ARSENIC AND OLD LACE
Joseph Kesselring | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Alan Gray Role: Mortimer Brewster |
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LUTHER
John Osborne | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Martin Luther |
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THE BIG CONTRACT
Barry England | 1963 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Anthony Richardson Role: Robin Green |
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LONG DAY'S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT
Eugene O'Neill | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Edmund Tyrone |
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TO DOROTHY A SON
Roger McDougall | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Role: voices off |
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I, JOHN BROWN
John Hall | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Andrew Acre |
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SALAD DAYS
Dorothy Reynolds & Julian Slade | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Alan Gray Role: Fosdyke/Nigel |
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THE CORN IS GREEN
Emlyn Williams | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Morgan Evans |
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THE PUBLIC EYE
Peter Shaffer | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Julian Christoforou |
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SERJEANT MUSGRAVE'S DANCE
John Arden | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Private Sparky |
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ALL IN GOOD TIME
Bill Naughton | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Arthur Fitton |
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CORIOLANUS (1963)
William Shakespeare | 1963 Nottingham Playhouse Nottingham |
Director: Tyrone Guthrie Role: Tullus Aufidius |
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Episode of KIPLING
| 1964 |
Producer: BBC Director: Herbert Wise |
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THE LIFE IN MY HANDS
Peter Ustinov | 1964 Nottingham Playhouse Nottingham |
Director: Denis Carey Role: John Bogle |
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THE BASHFUL GENIUS
Harold Callen | 1964 Nottingham Playhouse Nottingham |
Director: Frank Dunlop assisted by Richard Digby Day Role: Winifred Hutchins |
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THE MAYOR OF ZALAMEA
Pedro Calderon de la Barca, translated by David Brett | 1964 Nottingham Playhouse Nottingham |
Director: John Neville Role: Captain Don Alvaro |
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SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING
David Brett from novel by Alan Sillitoe | 1964 Nottingham Playhouse Nottingham |
Director: Frank Dunlop Role: Arthur Seaton |
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SIR THOMAS MORE
Henry Chettle, Thomas Dekker, Thomas Heywood, Anthony Munday & William Shakespeare | 1964 Nottingham Playhouse Nottingham |
Director: Frank Dunlop assisted by Richard Digby Day Role: More |
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A SCENT OF FLOWERS
James Saunders | 1964 Duke of York's London |
Producer: Michael Codron Associates Director: Shirley Butler Role: Godfrey |
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SONS AND LOVERS
D. H. Lawrence | 1965 |
Producer: BBC Woman's Hour Serial |
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SUNDAY OUT OF SEASON
Peter Draper | 1965 |
Producer: ATV Sunday Playhouse Director: John Nelson Burton Role: Victor Leech |
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (1965)
| 1965 Old Vic London |
Director: Franco Zeffirelli Role: Claudio |
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ARMSTRONG'S LAST GOODNIGHT
John Arden | 1965 Chichester Festival Bristol; Nottingham; Chichester |
Role: Protestant Evangelist |
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TRELAWNEY OF THE "WELLS"
Arthur Wing Pinero | 1965 Chichester Festival Bristol; Nottingham; Chichester |
Director: Desmond O'Donovan Role: Capt. de Foenix |
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THE TRIAL AND TORTURE OF SIR JOHN RAMPAYNE
Screenplay by Alan Seymour | 1965 |
Producer: BBC TV Director: Peter Duguid Role: Wolf |
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A LILY IN LITTLE INDIA
Donald Howarth | 1965 Hampstead Theatre Club and St Martin's London |
Producer: Michael Codron Associates Director: Donald Howarth Role: Alvin Hanker |
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HENRY VIII
William Shakespeare | 1966 |
Producer: BBC Radio Director: John Tydeman Role: Surrey |
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HEDDA GABLER
| 1966 |
Producer: BBC Radio Role: Tesman |
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THREE SISTERS
| 1966 |
Producer: Caedmon Role: Tuzenbach |
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HENRY V (1966)
William Shakespeare | 1966 |
Producer: Caedmon Director: Howard Sackler Role: Dauphin |
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ELECTRA
| 1966 |
Producer: BBC Radio Director: John Tydeman Role: Orestes |
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EDWARD II (1966)
Christopher Marlowe | 1966 |
Producer: Caedmon Role: Gaveston |
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DAVID COPPERFIELD (BBC-TV, 1966)
Adaptation by Vincent Tilsley from Dickens' novel | 1966 |
Producer: BBC Director: Joan Craft Role: the grown-up David Copperfield (episodes 5-13) |
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THEIR VERY OWN AND GOLDEN CITY
Arnold Wesker | 1966 Royal Court London |
Director: John Dexter and Bill Gaskill Role: Andrew Cobham |
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THE MAN OF DESTINY / O'FLAHERTY VC
Bernard Shaw | 1966 Mermaid London |
Director: Robert Kidd (MOD) / Peter Gill (OFVC) Role: Corporal Napoleon/Private O'Flaherty V.C. |
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THE PROMISE (My Poor Marat)
Aleksei Arbuzov, translated by Ariadne Nicolaeff | 1966 Oxford Playhouse London |
Producer: Meadow Players Limited Director: Frank Hauser Role: Leonidik |
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THE BELLS OF HELL GO TING-A-LING-A-LING
| 1966 |
Producer: Mirisch Director: David Miller Role: Soldier |
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THE SEAGULL
Anton Chekov | 1967 |
Producer: BBC Radio Role: Konstantin |
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THE PROMISE (1967)
| 1967 Fortune Theatre London |
Producer: Peter Bridge Director: Frank Hauser Role: Leonidik |
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THE FIRST ST. JOAN
Bernard Shaw | 1967 Dauphin |
Producer: Graham Gauld Role: Dauphin |
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THE PROMISE (Broadway)
| 1967 Henry Miller's New York |
Producer: Morton Gottlieb Director: Frank Hauser Role: Leonidik |
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THE WHITE LIARS / BLACK COMEDY
Peter Shaffer | 1968 Lyric London |
Role: Tom/Harold Gorringe |
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Art Reflected
mainly English poets and writers of prose | 1968 Purcell Room, South Bank London |
Producer: The Apollo Society, Artistic Adviser George Rylands Director: Richard Marquand Role: Reader |
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RICHARD II
William Shakespeare | 1968 UK Tours, Edinburgh Festival, European tours, Mermaid Theatre and Piccadilly Theatre. |
Director: Richard Cottrell Role: Richard II |
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RICHARD III (1968 radio)
William Shakespeare | 1968 |
Producer: BBC Radio Director: John Powell Role: Lord Hastings |
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EDWARD II (1969)
Christopher Marlowe | 1969 |
Role: King Edward |
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THE BACCHAE
Euripides | 1969 Liverpool Playhouse Liverpool |
Director: Antony Tuckey Role: Pentheus |
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THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE
Jay Presson Allen | 1969 Liverpool Playhouse Liverpool |
Director: Ian McKellen Role: Director |
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THREE MONTHS GONE
Howarth Donald | 1969 Liverpool Playhouse Liverpool |
Director: Ian McKellen |
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ALFRED THE GREAT
| 1969 |
Producer: MGM Director: Clive Donner Role: Roger the Bandit |
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WHAT IF IT'S JUST GREEN CHEESE?
| 1969 |
Producer: BBC TV Director: Colin Nears |
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A TOUCH OF LOVE/THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH
From Margaret Drabble's novel "The Millstone" | 1969 |
Producer: Palomar Pictures/Columbia Director: Waris Hussein Role: George |
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EDWARD II
Christopher Marlowe | 1969 Edinburgh Festival, UK and European tours, Mermaid Theatre and Piccadilly Theatre. |
Director: Toby Robertson Role: Edward II |
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THE PROMISE
From the Play by Alexei Arbuzov | 1969 |
Producer: Howard and Windham Films, Peter Graham Scott Director: Michael Hayes Role: Leonidik |
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KEATS
| 1970 |
Producer: BBC TV Director: Joan Craft Role: John Keats |
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ROMEO AND JULIET (1970)
William Shakespeare | 1970 |
Producer: BBC Director: John Tydeman Role: Romeo |
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An Evening of Free Greek Music & Drama
Devised by Minos Volonakis | 1970 Royal Albert Hall London |
Director: Minos Volonakis |
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BILLY'S LAST STAND
Barry Hines | 1970 Theatre Upstairs: Royal Court London |
Director: Michael Wearing Role: Darkly |
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RICHARD II (1970)
William Shakespeare | 1970 |
Director: Toby Robertson & Richard Cottrell Role: King Richard |
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EDWARD II (1970)
Christopher Marlowe | 1970 |
Producer: BBC / Classic Theater PBS USA Director: Richard Marquand & Toby Robertson Role: King Edward |
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A PROVINCIAL LIFE
Anton Chekov adapted by Peter Gill | 1970 |
Role: Misail Alexander Poloznev |
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THE RECRUITING OFFICER
George Farquhar | 1970 UK Tour |
Director: Richard Cottrell Role: Captain Plume |
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ROSS
By Terrence Rattigan / Adapted by William Emms | 1970 |
Producer: BBC Play of the Month Director: Cedric Messina Role: T E Lawrence of Arabia |
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CHIPS WITH EVERYTHING
Arnold Wesker | 1970 UK Tour |
Director: Richard Cottrell Role: Corporal Hill |
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HENRY VI
William Shakespeare | 1971 |
Producer: BBC Radio Role: Dukes of York & Gloucester |
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A SORT OF LEGEND
| 1971 |
Producer: BBC Radio Director: Peter Brooke |
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HAMLET
William Shakespeare | 1971 UK/European Tour |
Producer: Knightsbridge Productions Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Prince Hamlet |
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THE SWAN SONG
Anton Chekov translated by Guy Sells | 1971 Crucible Sheffield |
Director: David William Role: Svetlovidov |
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THE REAL INSPECTOR HOUND
Tom Stoppard | 1972 Phoenix Leicester |
Director: Ian McKellen |
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THE ERPINGHAM CAMP
Joe Orton | 1972 Palace Theatre Watford |
Director: Ian McKellen Role: Director |
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THE LAST JOURNEY
Screenplay by James Forsyth | 1972 |
Producer: Granada TV Director: Peter Potter Role: Stefan |
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RULING THE ROOST
Georges Feydeau ("Le Dindon") | 1972 UK Tour/Edinburgh '72, Cambridge Arts, Wimbledon |
Director: Richard Cottrell (and adaptor) Role: Page-boy |
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'TIS PITY SHE'S A WHORE
John Ford | 1972 UK Tour/Edinburgh '72, Cambridge Arts |
Director: David Giles Role: Giovanni |
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THE THREE ARROWS
Iris Murdoch | 1972 Arts Cambridge |
Director: Noel Willman Role: Prince Yoremitsu, a political prisoner |
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A PRIVATE MATTER
Ronald Mavor | 1973 Vaudeville London |
Producer: H. M.Tennent Productions Director: Ian McKellen |
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THE WAY OF THE WORLD
William Congreve | 1973 UK Tour/Edinburgh '73, BAM, Wimbledon |
Director: David William Role: Lady Wishfort's Footman |
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THE WOOD DEMON
Anton Chekov, translated by Ronald Hingley | 1973 UK Tour/Edinburgh '73, BAM, Wimbledon |
Director: David Giles Role: Kruschov (The Wood Demon) |
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CRAVEN ARMS (COUNTRY MATTERS)
From A E Coppard's short story | 1973 |
Producer: Granada TV Director: David Giles |
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THE RECRUITING OFFICER (TV)
George Farquhar | 1973 |
Producer: Cedric Messina Director: David Giles Role: Captain Plume |
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GRACELESS GO I
Screenplay by Anthony Storey | 1973 |
Director: Patrick Dromgoole |
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KNOTS
R D Laing, devised and staged by Edward Petherbridge | 1973 Edinburgh '73, Shaw London, BAM |
Director: Edward Petherbridge |
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Henry VI (Parts 1, 2, and 3)
William Shakespeare | 1974 |
Director: Raymond Raikes Role: Duke of York/Duke of Gloucester |
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HEDDA GABLER
Henrik Ibsen | 1974 |
Producer: BBC Masterpiece Theatre Play of the Month/Classic Theatre PBS USA 1975 Director: Waris Hussein Role: George Tesman |
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KING LEAR (1974)
William Shakespeare | 1974 Brooklyn Academy of Music, Wimbledon Theatre, UK Tour |
Director: David William Role: Edgar |
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'TIS PITY SHE'S A WHORE (Wimbledon)
John Ford | 1974 Wimbledon Theatre |
Director: David Giles Role: Giovanni |
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DR FAUSTUS
Christopher Marlowe adapted by John Barton with the cast | 1974 Edinburgh Festival and Aldwych Theatre Edinburgh, London |
Director: John Barton Role: Dr Faustus |
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THE MARQUIS OF KEITH
Frank Wedekind | 1974 Aldwych Theatre London |
Director: Ronald Eyre (and translator) Role: The Marquis of Keith |
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KING JOHN
John Barton, adapted & re-worked from the play of Shakespeare and other sources | 1975 Aldwych Theatre London |
Director: John Barton Role: Philip The Bastard |
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THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE
George Colman & David Garrick | 1975 Savoy London |
Producer: H.M.Tennent Productions Director: Ian McKellen |
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ASHES
David Rudkin | 1975 Young Vic London |
Producer: Michael Codron Ltd Director: Ron Daniels Role: Colin |
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THE JOURNALISTS (rehearsed reading)
Arnold Wesker | 1975 Jackson's Lane Community Centre |
Director: Arnold Wesker Role: The Editor |
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TOO TRUE TO BE GOOD
Bernard Shaw | 1975 Aldwych Theatre and The Globe London |
Director: Clifford Williams Role: The Burglar (Aubrey Bagot) |
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ROMEO AND JULIET (1976)
William Shakespeare | 1976 Stratford-upon-Avon, Newcastle-upon Tyne, London |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Romeo |
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Shakespeare Birthday Celebrations Concert
| 1976 Royal Shakespeare Theatre Stratford-upon-Avon |
Role: Narrator |
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THE WINTER'S TALE
William Shakespeare | 1976 RST Stratford-upon-Avon |
Director: John Barton, Barry Kyle, and Trevor Nunn Role: King Leontes |
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MACBETH
William Shakespeare | 1976 Other Place, Stratford-upon-avon; Gulbenkian Theatre, Newcastle; Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford; Donmar Warehouse, London; Young Vic, London. |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Macbeth |
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Atlantic Affairs
| 1976 Shakespeare Institute Stratford-upon-Avon |
Director: Roger Pringle |
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WORDS, WORDS, WORDS
Anthology with commentary by Ian McKellen | 1976 UK Edinburgh, Belfast, Yorkshire |
Role: Solo recital of favourite writings |
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Recital of poems by Yevgeni Yevtushenko
| 1976 Royal Festival Hall London |
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Celebrity Gala Recital
| 1976 Aldwych Theatre London |
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