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The National Video Archive of Performance 1 The National Video Archive of Performance Title Venue Author Director Duration Date Ref. 2071 Royal Court Theatre Duncan Macmillan Katie Mitchell 66 mins 13/11/2014 14/15 39 Steps, The Criterion By John Buchan, Maria Aitken 90 mins 11/01/2008 08/01 adapted by Patrick Barlow Abigail’s Party Wyndham’s Mike Leigh Lindsay Posner 97 mins 17/07/2012 12/11 Absence of War, The National Theatre David Hare Richard Eyre 145 mins 20/11/1993 93/06 (Olivier) Absurdia Donmar Warehouse NF Simpson, NF Douglas Hodge 88 mins 24/08/2007 07/08 Simpson, Michael Frayn Accolade St James Theatre Emlyn Williams Blanche McIntyre 131 mins 03/12/2014 14/17 Adler and Gibb Royal Court Theatre Tim Crouch Tim Crouch 100 mins 04/07/2014 14/10 After Darwin Hampstead Theatre Timberlake Wertenbaker Lindsay Posner 120 mins 21/08/1998 98/09 After Electra Tricycle Theatre April de Angelis Samuel West 116 mins 24/04/2015 15/11 After Mrs Rochester Duke of York’s Polly Teale Polly Teale 100 mins 10/10/2003 03/09 Aladdin Old Vic Bille Brown with Sean Mathias Part 1: 75 mins, 20/01/2005 05/01 original score by Gareth Part 2: 65 mins Valentine Aladdin Hackney Empire Susie McKenna Susie McKenna 140 mins 09/01/2010 10/01 Albion Almeida Mike Barlett Rupert Goold 161 mins 03/11/2017 17/19 Alchemist, The National Theatre Ben Jonson Nicholas Hytner Part 1: 77 mins, 18/11/2006 06/06 (Olivier) Part 2: 64 mins All My Sons Apollo, London Arthur Miller Howard Davies 135 mins 28/06/2010 10/06 All’s Well That Ends Royal Shakespeare William Shakespeare Nancy Meckler Part 1 87 mins 26/09/2013 13/13 Well Theatre, Stratford- Part 2 82 mins upon-Avon American Psycho Almeida Theatre Book by Roberto Aguirre- Rupert Goold 148 mins 27/01/2014 14/02 Sacasa; music and lyrics by Duncan Sheik, based on the novel by Bret Easton Ellis Amy’s View Aldwych Theatre David Hare Richard Eyre 145 mins 13/04/1998 98/03 An Die Musik Tricycle Theatre Pip Simmons Pip Simmons 90 mins 06/10/2000 00/06 Anatomy of a Suicide Royal Court Theatre Alice Birch Katie Mitchell 116 mins 28/06/2017 17/10 Angry Brigade, The Bush Theatre John Ford Matthew Dunster 25/05/2015 15/13 Antigone Bristol Old Vic Brendan Kennelly after Heather Williams 90 mins 16/03/2002 02/04 Sophocles 2 The National Video Archive of Performance Title Venue Author Director Duration Date Ref. Antony & Cleopatra Swan Theatre William Shakespeare Gregory Doran Part 1: 74 mins, 13/10/2006 06/05 Part 2: 95 mins Arcadia Theatre Royal Tom Stoppard Trevor Nunn 195 mins 24/05/1995 95/08 Haymarket Arlecchino and Zanni Battersea Arts Centre Marcello Magni 65 mins 23/01/2002 02/02 Art Old Vic Yasmina Reza Matthew Wackus 90 mins 27/01/2017 17/04 As You Like It Albery Theatre William Shakespeare Declan Donnellan Part 1: 75 mins, 11/02/1995 95/02 Part 2: 1 00 mins As You Like It Rose Theatre, William Shakespeare Peter Hall Part 1: 60 mins, 17/12/2004 04/16 Kingston Part 2: 50 mins Ashes to Ashes Royal Court Theatre Harold Pinter Harold Pinter 60 mins 24/10/1996 96/13 Upstairs (at the Ambassadors) At Home With Mr Battersea Arts Centre devised by the Punch Glyn Edwards Part 1: 44 mins, 17/01/1997 97/02 Punch and Judy College of Part 2: 38 mins Professors Avenue Q Noël Coward Christopher Key Evan Ensign 120 mins 12/03/2009 09/03 Babes in the Wood Sadler’s Wells Roy Hudd Roy Hudd 154 mins 20/01/1995 95/01 Bakkhai Almeida Euripides adapted by James Macdonald 108 mins 20/08/2015 15/18 Anne Carson Barbers of Surreal, The Lyric Studio, devised by Forkbeard directed by Forkbeard 100 mins 04/03/1999 99/02 Hammersmith Fantasy Fantasy Barnum Menier Chocolate Music by Cy Coleman, Gordon Greenberg 110 mins 01/03/2018 18/01 Factory Lyrics by Michael Stewart, Book by Nark Bramble Before the Party Almeida Theatre, Rodney Ackland Matthew Dunster 125 mins 26/04/2013 13/06 London Beggar’s Opera, The Bristol Old Vic John Gay Gareth Machin 135 mins 02/05/2002 02/09 Betrayal Comedy Theatre Harold Pinter Ian Rickson 91 mins 28/07/2011 11/12 Big Life, The Apollo, London Paul Sirett Clint Dyer 136 mins 22/06/2005 05/07 Billy Elliot Victoria Palace, Lee Hall, Elton John Stephen Daldry Part 1: 80 mins, 15/07/2008 08/07 London Part 2: 80 mins Birdland Royal Court Theatre Simon Stephens Carrie Cracknell 112 mins 01/05/2014 14/03 Birthday Royal Court Theatre Joe Penhall Roger Michell 90 mins 01/08/2012 12/13 Birthday Party, The Duchess Theatre Harold Pinter Lindsay Posner Part 1: 80 mins, 24/06/2005 05/08 Part 2: 45 mins 3 The National Video Archive of Performance Title Venue Author Director Duration Date Ref. Bitter Sweet Years, The Theatre Museum Alan Beresford Tom Wakeley 63 mins 12/05/1996 96/07 Picture Gallery Black Men Walking Royal Court, Jerwood Testament Dawn Walton 78 mins 04/04/2018 18/03 Upstairs Blithe Spirit Savoy Noël Coward Thea Sharrock Part 1: 45 mins, 17/05/2005 05/05 Part 2: 50 mins, Part 3: 35 mins Blithe Spirit Gielgud Theatre Noël Coward Michael Blakemore 135 mins 26/05/2014 14/06 Bloody Sunday, Scenes Tricycle Theatre Edited by Richard Nicolas Kent with Part 1: 83 mins, 06/10/2005 05/14 from the Saville Norton-Taylor Charlotte Westenra Part 2: 51 mins Inquiry blue/orange Duchess Theatre Joe Penhall Roger Michell 110 mins 17/07/2001 01/11 Blunt Speaking Minerva, Chichester Mark Clements Corin Redgrave 60 mins 09/08/2002 02/15 Festival Theatre Boeing Boeing Comedy Theatre Marc Camoletti, Matthew Warchus 145 mins 25/04/2007 07/05 Translated by Beverley Cross Box of Delights, The Wilton’s Music Hall Piers Torday based Justin Audibert 98 mins 14/12/2017 17/20 on the Novel by John Masefield Boy with a Cart, The Chelsea Methodist Christopher Fry Adam Roberts 90 mins 09/06/1994 94/09 Church Brain, The Natural History Paul B Davies Paul B Davies 90 mins 30/09/2000 00/05 Museum Brand Theatre Royal Henrik Ibsen translated Adrian Noble 150 mins 28/08/2003 03/08 Haymarket by Michael Meyer Breakfast of Eels, A Print Room at the Robert Holman Robert Hastie 125 mins 01/04/2015 15/08 Coronet Breaking China Redbridge Drama Fiona Graham Rosamunde Hutt 55 mins 28/06/2002 02/11 Centre Broken Glass Duke of York’s Arthur Miller David Thacker 145 mins 04/05/1995 95/04 Butley Ducheess Simon Gray Lindsay Posner 124 mins 16/08/2011 11/13 Called to Account Tricycle Edited by Richard Nicolas Kent Part 1: 65 mins, 09/06/2007 07/07 Norton-Taylor Part 2: 65 mins Cardenio Swan Theatre William Shakespeare Gregory Doran 156 mins 09/07/2011 11/11 Caretaker, The Everyman, Liverpool Harold Pinter Christopher Morahan Act 1: 61 mins, 27/11/2009 09/13 Act 2: 67 mins Carnival, Notting Hill, Notting Hill Various N/A Unspecified 16- 01/13 2001 27/08/2001 4 The National Video Archive of Performance Title Venue Author Director Duration Date Ref. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Novello Tennessee Williams Debbie Allen 204 mins 08/04/2010 10/03 Caucasian Chalk Circle, National Theatre a new version by Frank Simon McBurney 178 mins 14/06/1997 97/08 The (Olivier) McGuinness after Bertolt Brecht Cause Celebre Old Vic Terence Rattigan Thea Sharrock 133 mins 12/05/2011 11/09 Chairs, The Royal Court Theatre Eugene Ionesco Simon McBurney 90 mins 09/12/1997 97/13 Chalk Garden, The Donmar Warehouse Enid Bagnold Michael Grandage Part 1: 80 mins, 31/07/2008 08/08 Part 2: 30 mins Cheating Hearts, The Gate Theatre Pierre Marivaux, Laurence Boswell 114 mins 15/04/1994 94/08 translated by Ranjit Volt Cherry Orchard, The Swan Theatre, Anton Chekhov, in a Adrian Noble 140 mins 13/01/1996 96/01 Stratford-upon-Avon version by Peter Gill from a literal translation by Ted Braun Cherry Orchard, The National Theatre Anton Chekhov new Trevor Nunn 135 mins 17/01/2001 01/03 (Cottesloe) version by David Lan Cherry Orchard, The Old Vic Anton Chekhov new Sam Mendes Part 1: 75 mins, 12/08/2009 09/10 (The Bridge Project) version by Tom Stoppard Part 2: 65 mins Chicken Soup with Tricycle Theatre Arnold Wesker Giles Croft Part 1: 37 mins, 16/11/2005 05/16 Barley Part 2: 44 mins, Part 3: 43 mins Children, The Royal Court Theatre Lucy Kirkwood James Macdonald 113 mins 30/11/2016 16/18 Christmas Carol, A V&A Norfolk House Charles Dickens Tim Carroll 65 mins 30/12/2012 12/19 Music Room Christmas Carol, A / Young Vic Charles Dickens Mark Dornford-May 90 mins 17/01/2008 08/02 Ikrismesi Kherol Cinderella Birmingham Carole Todd Part 1: 80 mins, 15/02/1996 96/03 Hippodrome Part 2: 66 mins Clearing, The Bush Theatre Helen Edmundson Lynne Parker 150 mins 14/01/1994 94/02 Cloaca Old Vic Maria Goos Kevin Spacey 85 mins 07/12/2004 04/15 Cloud Nine Almeida Caryl Churchill Thea Sharrock Part 1: 63 mins, 03/12/2007 07/11 Part 2: 55 mins Collection, The Richmond Theatre Harold Pinter Joe Harmston 55 mins 27/06/1998 98/06 Colored Museum, The V & A George C.
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