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All Productions by Title
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ACTING CHAT SHOW
Miscellaneous | 1979 Arts Theatre Belfast |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE
From Shakespeare with commentary by Ian McKellen | 1977 St. Cecilia's Hall Edinburgh |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Belfast)
| 1977 Arts Theatre Belfast |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Ipswich)
| 1978 Wolsey Theatre Ipswich |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (British Council Scandinavian Tour)
| 1980 Scandinavia Copenhagen, Oslo, Bergen, Karlstad, Gothenburg, Stockholm |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Globe Benefit)
| 1981 Broadhurst Theatre New York |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Second Stage Benefit)
| 1981 Broadhurst Theatre New York |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (1982 tour)
| 1982 Tour Spain, France, Cyprus, Israel, Poland, Romania: Amherst College, USA. |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Washington DC)
From Shakespeare with commentary by Ian McKellen | 1982 Folger Theatre Washington, DC |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (PBS)
From Shakespeare with commentary by Ian McKellen | 1982 |
Producer: Andrew Susskind |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (British Council 1983 Tour)
| 1983 Europe and Israel Lisbon, Madrid, Nicosia, Haifa, Tel Aviv, Rehovot, Jerusalem |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Warsaw)
| 1983 Ateneum Theatre Warsaw |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Paris)
| 1983 Petit Odeon / Odeon Theatre Paris |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (US 1983)
| 1983 Westwood Playhouse (LA); Ritz (NYC) Los Angeles; New York |
Producer: Arthur Cantor (Broadway) |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Oxford)
| 1984 Oxford Playhouse Oxford |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Canada)
| 1984 Canada Ottawa, Kingston, Toronto |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (London 1986)
| 1986 Olivier Theatre London |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (US 1987)
| 1987 USA Tour San Francisco, Washington DC, Princeton, LA, Baltimore, Cleveland, San Diego, Boston |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (London 1987)
| 1987 Playhouse Theatre London |
Producer: Show People Ltd |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (UK 1988)
| 1988 UK Bristol, Nottingham, Birmingham, Dublin, Belfast, Leicester, Wakefield, Edinburgh, Manchester, Sussex, Cardiff, London |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Wilmington)
| 1988 Delaware Theatre Wilmington, Delaware |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (London 1988)
From Shakespeare with commentary by Ian McKellen | 1988 Playhouse Theatre London |
Producer: Show People Ltd |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Jersey)
| 1990 Opera House Jersey, Channel Islands |
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THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER
| 1959 Bolton Little Theatre |
Role: Townsperson |
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ALADDIN
Billie Brown | 2004 Old Vic London |
Director: Sean Mathias Role: Widow Twankey |
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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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THE ALCHEMIST
Ben Jonson (adapted by Peter Barnes) | 1977 Other Place, Stratford-upon-Avon; Aldwych Theatre, London Stratford-upon-Avon; London |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Face |
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ALFRED THE GREAT
| 1969 |
Producer: MGM Director: Clive Donner Role: Roger the Bandit |
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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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AMADEUS
Peter Shaffer | 1980 Broadhurst New York |
Producer: Shubert Organisation; Elizabeth I McCann and Nelle Nugent, Roger S Berlind Director: Peter Hall Role: Antonio Salieri Drama Desk NY Drama League Outer Critics' Circle Award for Best Actor New York Drama League Delia Austrian Medal for Best Actor |
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THE AMOROUS PRAWN
Anthony Kimmins | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Alan Gray Role: Larry Hoffman |
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AND THE BAND PLAYED ON
Screenplay by Arnold Schulman from Randy Shilts' book | 1993 |
Producer: HBO USA Director: Roger Spottiswoode Role: Bill Kraus Emmy Nomination - Best Supporting Actor |
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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 APPLECART
Bernard Shaw | 1958 ADC Theatre Cambridge |
Director: Terrence Hardiman Role: King Magnus |
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APT PUPIL
Brandon Boyce from Stephen King's novella. | 1998 |
Producer: Phoenix Director: Bryan Singer Role: Arthur Denker, aka Kurt Dussander |
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ARMSTRONG'S LAST GOODNIGHT
John Arden | 1965 Chichester Festival Bristol; Nottingham; Chichester |
Role: Protestant Evangelist |
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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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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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ASHES
David Rudkin | 1975 Young Vic London |
Producer: Michael Codron Ltd Director: Ron Daniels Role: Colin |
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ASYLUM
Based on the novel by Patrick McGrath | 2005 |
Director: David MacKenzie |
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Atlantic Affairs
| 1976 Shakespeare Institute Stratford-upon-Avon |
Director: Roger Pringle |
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An Audience with Ian McKellen
| 2003 The Space Isle of Dogs, London |
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THE BACCHAE
Euripides | 1969 Liverpool Playhouse Liverpool |
Director: Antony Tuckey Role: Pentheus |
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THE BALLAD OF LITTLE JO
Maggie Greenwald | 1993 |
Producer: Fineline Director: Maggie Greenwald Role: Percy |
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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 BEAUTY CONTEST
L Roe & G A C Sawtell | 1953 Hopefield Miniature Theatre |
Director: L Roe Role: Rosie |
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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 BELLS OF HELL GO TING-A-LING-A-LING
| 1966 |
Producer: Mirisch Director: David Miller Role: Soldier |
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BENT (1979)
Martin Sherman | 1979 Royal Court and Criterion London |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Max |
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BENT (1989)
| 1989 Adelphi Theatre London |
Role: Max |
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BENT (1990)
| 1990 Lyttelton and Garrick London |
Director: Sean Mathias Role: Max |
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BENT (1997)
Martin Sherman from his own play. | 1997 |
Producer: Film on Four/MGM Director: Sean Mathias Role: Uncle Freddie |
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THE BIG CONTRACT
Barry England | 1963 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Anthony Richardson Role: Robin Green |
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THE BIG KILLING
Philip Mackie | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Donald MacKechnie Role: Gavin Cole |
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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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THE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Harold Pinter | 1961 ADC Theatre Cambridge |
Director: David Reid Role: Stanley Webber |
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BLACK COFFEE
Agatha Christie | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Brian Bell Role: Tredwell (the butler) |
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THE BRIDE COMES BACK
Ronald Millar | 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Role: Joe Tilney |
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CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA
Bernard Shaw | 1961 Playhouse Oxford |
Director: Waris Hussein Role: Achillas/Major-Domo |
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CAMINO REAL
Tennessee Williams | 1958 ADC Theatre Cambridge |
Director: John Tanfield Role: Survivor |
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CARDS OF IDENTITY
Nigel Dennis | 1960 ADC Theatre Cambridge |
Director: Corin Redgrave Role: Captain Mallet |
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CASTE
T W Robertson | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Sam Gerridge |
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CELEBRATION
Keith Waterhouse & Willis Hall | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Anthony Richardson Role: Stan Dyson |
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Celebrity Gala Recital
| 1976 Aldwych Theatre London |
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THE CHERRY ORCHARD
Anton Chekov, translation by Mike Alfreds with Lilia Sokolov | 1985 Cottesloe, London; His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen |
Director: Mike Alfreds Role: Lopakhin |
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THE CHERRY ORCHARD (Chicago)
| 1986 International Theatre Festival Chicago |
Director: Mike Alfreds Role: Lopakhin |
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CHILDREN'S DAY
Vera I Arlett | 1950 Wesleyan Hall Wigan |
Director: Miss Wilcock Role: Father |
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CHIP IN THE SUGAR
Alan Bennett from "Talking Heads" | 1990 Haymarket Theatre London |
Director: Sean Mathias |
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CHIPS WITH EVERYTHING
Arnold Wesker | 1970 UK Tour |
Director: Richard Cottrell Role: Corporal Hill |
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CHURCHILL
| 2003 |
Producer: Lucy Carter Role: Narrator |
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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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COLD COMFORT FARM
From the novel by Stella Gibbons | 1995 |
Producer: BBC Flms/Thames Film Director: John Schlesinger Role: Amos Starkadder |
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CORIOLANUS (1963)
William Shakespeare | 1963 Nottingham Playhouse Nottingham |
Director: Tyrone Guthrie Role: Tullus Aufidius |
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CORIOLANUS (1984-5)
| 1984 Olivier London |
Director: Peter Hall Role: Coriolanus |
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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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CORONATION STREET
| 2005 |
Role: Mel Hutchwright |
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COUNTDOWN TO WAR
Ronald Harwood | 1989 |
Producer: Granada Director: Patrick Lau Role: Adolf Hitler |
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THE COUNTRY WIFE
William Wycherley | 1961 ADC Theatre Cambridge |
Director: Tom Bussmann Role: Mr Pinchwife |
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COWARDICE
Sean Mathias | 1983 Ambassadors' Richmond, Bath, Brighton, London |
Producer: Duncan Weldon Ltd Director: Anthony Page Role: Boy |
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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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CREATIONS
Corigliano | 1996 |
Producer: Telarc Records Role: Narrator |
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THE CRITIC
Richard Brinsley Sheridan | 1985 Olivier, Odeon, Blackstone London, Paris, Chicago |
Director: Sheila Hancock Role: Mr. Puff |
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THE CUT
Mark Ravenhill | 2006 Donmar London |
Director: Michael Grandage Role: Paul |
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CYMBELINE
William Shakespeare | 1960 Cambridge Arts Theatre |
Director: George Rylands Role: Posthumus |
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THE DA VINCI CODE
Akiva Goldsman based on Dan Brown's novel | 2006 |
Producer: IMAGE ENTERTAINMENT Director: Ron Howard Role: Sir Leigh Teabing |
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DANCE OF DEATH (Broadway)
August Strindberg, new version by Richard Greenberg | 2001 Broadhurst Theatre New York |
Director: Sean Mathias Role: Edgar |
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DANCE OF DEATH (London/Sydney)
August Strindberg, new version by Richard Greenberg | 2003 Lyric Shaftesbury Ave London |
Director: Sean Mathias Role: Edgar |
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THE DANCING BEAR
Michael Morpurgo | 1994 |
Producer: Harper Collins Audio Role: narrator |
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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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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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DAVID COPPERFIELD (1999)
Charles Dickens, Screenplay by Adrian Hodges | 1999 |
Producer: Kate Harwood Director: Simon Curtis Role: Mr Creakle |
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THE DAYS OF THE COMMUNE
Bertolt Brecht, Translation by Clive Barker | 1977 Aldwych Theatre London |
Director: Howard Davies Role: Langevin |
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DEAR AND HONOURED LADY
| 1985 |
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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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THE DIARY OF A NOBODY WRITER
George & Weedon Grossmith | 1982 |
Role: Butcher |
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DOCTOR FAUSTUS (1954)
Christopher Marlowe | 1954 Hopefield Miniature Theatre |
Director: K J Haigh Role: Wagner |
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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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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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THE DUCHESS OF MALFI
John Webster | 1985 Lyttelton, Blackstone London, Chicago |
Director: Philip Prowse Role: Bosola |
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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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DYING DAY
John Bowen | 1980 |
Producer: ITV UK / Masterpiece Theatre / PBS USA Director: Robert Tronson |
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Eagle in New Mexico
D.H. Lawrence | 1980 Paolo Soleri Theatre Santa Fe, New Mexico USA |
Director: Patrick Garland |
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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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EDWARD II (1966)
Christopher Marlowe | 1966 |
Producer: Caedmon Role: Gaveston |
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EDWARD II (1969)
Christopher Marlowe | 1969 |
Role: King Edward |
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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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EIGHTEEN
Richard Bell | 2004 |
Director: Richard Bell Role: Voice of Jason Anders |
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ELECTRA
| 1966 |
Producer: BBC Radio Director: John Tydeman Role: Orestes |
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EMILE
Carl Bessai | 2003 |
Producer: Jaquelyn Renner Director: Carl Bessai Role: Emile |
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END OF CONFLICT
Barry England | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Anthony Richardson Role: Simon Mason |
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AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE (London)
Henrik Ibsen, version by Christopher Hampton | 1997 Olivier Theatre London |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Dr. Tomas Stockmann |
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AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE (Los Angeles)
| 1998 Ahmanson Theater The Music Centre Los Angeles |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Dr. Tomas Stockmann |
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Episode of KIPLING
| 1964 |
Producer: BBC Director: Herbert Wise |
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THE ERPINGHAM CAMP
Joe Orton | 1972 Palace Theatre Watford |
Director: Ian McKellen Role: Director |
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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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An Evening of Free Greek Music & Drama
Devised by Minos Volonakis | 1970 Royal Albert Hall London |
Director: Minos Volonakis |
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EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR
Tom Stoppard with music by Andr‚ Previn | 1977 Barbican Concert Hall London |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Alexander |
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EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR
| 1978 |
Producer: BBC Play of the Week Director: Trevor Nunn & Roger Bamford |
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EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR (1982)
Tom Stoppard with music by Andre Previn | 1982 |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Alexander |
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FAME IS THE SPUR
Howard Spring |
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THE FIRST ST. JOAN
Bernard Shaw | 1967 Dauphin |
Producer: Graham Gauld Role: Dauphin |
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FLUSHED AWAY
Dick Clement, Ian La Frenais | 2006 |
Producer: Aardman Director: David Bowers, Sam Fell Role: Toad |
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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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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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THE GAZEBO
Alec Coppell | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Elliot Nash |
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GODS AND MONSTERS
Bill Condon from Christopher Bram's novel "The Father of Frankenstein" | 1998 |
Producer: Lions Gate Films Director: Bill Condon Role: James Whale |
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GRACELESS GO I
Screenplay by Anthony Storey | 1973 |
Director: Patrick Dromgoole |
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Gran Gala Per L'Europa
| 1979 Teatro Lirico Milan |
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HAMLET
William Shakespeare | 1971 UK/European Tour |
Producer: Knightsbridge Productions Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Prince Hamlet |
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Happy Returns
| 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Role: various (singing & dancing) |
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HEDDA GABLER
| 1966 |
Producer: BBC Radio Role: Tesman |
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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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HENCEFORWARD
Alan Ayckbourn | 1988 Vaudeville Theatre London |
Producer: Michael Codron Ltd. Role: Jerome |
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HENRY IV PART 2 (1956)
William Shakespeare | 1956 Bolton School |
Director: Frank Greene Role: Prince Hal |
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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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HENRY IV PART 2
William Shakespeare | 1960 |
Producer: Marlowe Society/Argo Records/British Council Director: George Rylands Role: Davy |
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HENRY V (1957)
William Shakespeare | 1957 Bolton School |
Director: Frank Greene Role: King Henry V |
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HENRY V (1963)
William Shakespeare | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: King Henry |
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HENRY V (1966)
William Shakespeare | 1966 |
Producer: Caedmon Director: Howard Sackler Role: Dauphin |
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HENRY VI
William Shakespeare | 1971 |
Producer: BBC Radio Role: Dukes of York & Gloucester |
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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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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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HENRY VIII
William Shakespeare | 1966 |
Producer: BBC Radio Director: John Tydeman Role: Surrey |
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Homage to Neruda
Pablo Neruda | 1978 University of London: Senate House |
Role: Narrator |
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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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How Dare We!
| 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Role: various (singing, dancing, clowning) |
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I, JOHN BROWN
John Hall | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Andrew Acre |
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IAN MCKELLEN'S DIARY OF A YEAR
| 1985 |
Producer: PBS South Bank Show UK / Bravo USA |
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IAN MCKELLEN ACTING SHAKESPEARE
| 1985 |
Producer: PBS USA Special / David Suskind Director: Kirk Browning/Sean Mathias |
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IF
Rudyard Kipling | 1995 |
Role: Reader |
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I'LL DO ANYTHING
James L. Brooks | 1994 |
Producer: Columbia Director: James L Brooks Role: Australian Action Movie Director |
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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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IS THERE HONEY STILL FOR TEA?
Roger Rees (Anthology compiler) | 1978 Small Scale tour of UK Horsham, Tunbridge Wells, Poole, Portsmouth, Canterbury, Peterborough, Bury St. Edmunds, Ipswich, Edinburgh, Stirling, Dunfermline, Paisley, Dewsbury, Sheffield, Oldham, Milton Keynes, Exmouth, Redruth, Plymouth, Torrington, Frome, Blandford Forum |
Role: Producer / Actor |
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JACK AND SARAH
Tim Sullivan | 1995 |
Producer: Granada Films Director: Tim Sullivan (Director/Writer) Role: William |
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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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KEATS
| 1970 |
Producer: BBC TV Director: Joan Craft Role: John Keats |
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THE KEEP (1962)
Gwyn Thomas | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn |
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THE KEEP (1983)
Michael Mann | 1983 |
Producer: Paramount Director: Michael Mann Role: Dr. Cuza |
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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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KING LEAR (1974)
William Shakespeare | 1974 Brooklyn Academy of Music, Wimbledon Theatre, UK Tour |
Director: David William Role: Edgar |
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KING LEAR (1990)
William Shakespeare | 1990 Lyttleton London |
Director: Deborah Warner Role: The Earl of Kent |
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KING LEAR (2007)
William Shakespeare | 2007 The Courtyard Theatre Stratford-upon-Avon |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: King Lear |
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King's Parade
| 1996 Theatre Royal Haymarket London |
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A KNIGHT OUT AT THE LYCEUM
Anthology with commentary by Ian McKellen | 1994 Lyceum Theatre New York |
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A KNIGHT OUT AT THE MARKET THEATRE
| 1994 Market Theatre Johannesburg |
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A KNIGHT OUT (1994)
| 1994 Theatre Royal; Rep; Lyceum Brighton, Burmingham, Edinburgh |
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A KNIGHT OUT (1995)
| 1995 Civic Theatre; Theatre on the Bay; Citizen's Theatre Johannesburg; Durban, Glasgow |
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A KNIGHT OUT IN THE EAST END
| 1996 St Paul's Arts Centre London E 14 |
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A KNIGHT OUT IN BRUSSELS
| 1997 Theatre du Residence Palace Brussels |
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A KNIGHT OUT IN LOS ANGELES
| 1997 Los Angeles Theatre Centre Los Angeles |
Director: Gregory Cooke |
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A KNIGHT OUT (Vancouver 2002)
Anthology with commentary by Ian McKellen | 2002 Vancouver Playhouse Vancouver, BC Canada |
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A KNIGHT OUT IN LOS ANGELES (2006)
Anthology | 2006 Freud Playhouse UCLA |
Director: Ed Wilson |
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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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THE LARK
Jean Anouilh, translated by Christopher Fry | 1961 Cambridge Arts Theatre, Playhouse Oxford |
Director: Roger Jenkins Role: Warwick |
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LAST ACTION HERO
| 1993 |
Producer: Columbia Director: John McTiernan Role: Death |
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THE LAST JOURNEY
Screenplay by James Forsyth | 1972 |
Producer: Granada TV Director: Peter Potter Role: Stefan |
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LES MEURTRES CHEZ LE COIFFEUR
Strachan Turnbull | 1952 Hopefield Miniature Theatre |
Role: Mari de La Dame |
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THE LIFE IN MY HANDS
Peter Ustinov | 1964 |