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Chronology of Stage Career, 1956-2015

Year Play Director / Opening Role Author Theatre Performance 1956 Edward II Eric Salmon Ludlow Festival 10 July Gaveston Ludlow Castle 1957 Tell-Tale Murder Geoffrey Staines Opera House, Scarborough June Philip Weathers Relations Are Best Apart Opera House, Scarborough Edwin Lewis As Long As They’re Happy Opera House, Scarborough Vernon Sylvaine The Magic Cupboard Opera House, Scarborough Percy Walsh The Case of the Frightened Guy Vaesen Connaught Theatre, Lady Worthing Edgar Wallace Moby Dick Peter Coe , Ipswich 28 October Deckhand Orson Welles Henry IV, Part 1 Peter Coe Arts Theatre, Ipswich 11 November Prince John William Shakespeare 1958 Banana Republic Kenneth McClellan Hovenden Players 13 January Colonel Ceballos Kenneth McClellan Hovenden Theatre Club, Lionel Hamilton Northampton Repertory 10 March Player (Lucanius)/Priest William Shakespeare Players Royal Theatre,

Northampton Book of the Month Earl Armstrong Company 11 April Colonel Howard Basil Thomas Arcadia Theatre, Lowestoft Barnes-Bradley Gathering Storm Catherine Armstrong Earl Armstrong Company April Frankie Gordon Glennon from Arcadia Theatre, Lowestoft Reynor’s Barton’s novel Envy My Simplicity One Wild Oat Lionel Hamilton Northampton Repertory 12 May Mr Pepys Vernon Sylvaine Players Royal Theatre, Northampton Saturday Night at the Crown Lionel Hamilton Northampton Repertory 26 May Walter Greenwood Players Royal Theatre, Northampton Spider’s Web New Zealand Players tour, Elgin Agatha Christie countrywide from Whangarei to Invercargill The Importance of Being Algernon Moncrieff Earnest Oscar Wilde 1960 The Long and the Short and the Anthony Richardson The Queen’s Players 28 March 777 Pte. Evans, T. E. Tall Queen’s Theatre, Willis Hall Hornchurch Not in the Book David Forder The Queen’s Players 11 April Timothy Gregg Arthur Watkyn Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch You Can’t Take it with You David Forder The Queen’s Players 25 April Tony Kirby Moss Hart and George S. Queen’s Theatre,

Kaufman Hornchurch Anthony Richardson The Queen’s Players 9 May Lorenzo William Shakespeare Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch The Unexpected Guest David Forder The Queen’s Players 23 May Jan Warwick Agatha Christie Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch The Wrong Side of the Park Leeds Grand Theatre Miller (August), Alhambra Theatre, (September), Middlesborough (October), also Golders Green and Streatham Hill Charley’s Aunt Carl Clopet tour included Jack Chesney Brandon Thomas Sunderland and Stockton Hippodrome 1961 Plays included: Whatmore Productions Reluctant Heroes Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh Love in a Mist 11 weeks of weekly rep Ten Little Indians Hay Fever The Bride Comes Back Streatham Hill Theatre, 11 September Ronald Millar London Devonshire , 25 September Eastbourne Grand Theatre, 2 October Wolverhampton

Theatre Royal, Nottingham 16 October Theatre Royal, Exeter 23 October 1962 Doctor at Sea Dennis Ramsden Royal Shakespeare Theatre, 19 February Simon Sparrow Ted Willis from the novel by Stratford-upon-Avon Richard Gordon Grand Theatre, 26 February Wolverhampton Kings Theatre, Southsea 5 March Theatre Royal, Exeter 12 March Arts Theatre, Cambridge 19 March Theatre Royal, Bath 26 March King’s Theatre, Edinburgh 2 April Empire Theatre, Newcastle 9 April Alhambra Theatre, 16 April Bradford New Theatre, Hull 23 April Lyceum theatre, Sheffield 30 April A Midsummer Night’s Dream David William New Shakespeare 4 June Demetrius William Shakespeare Company, Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park, London Love’s Labour’s Lost David William New Shakespeare 21 August Dumain William Shakespeare Company, Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park, London Love in Bloom Robert Norman Eastbourne Repertory 26 November Geoffrey Cooper Michael Brett Players Devonshire Park Theatre,

Eastbourne All My Sons Eastbourne Repertory 3 December Chris Keller Arthur Miller Players Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne Rookery Nook Eastbourne Repertory 10 December Gerald Popkiss Ben Travers Players Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne 1963 All in Good Time Josephine Wilson , London 6 March Geoffrey Fitton Bill Naughton Phoenix Theatre, London 18 April 1964 National Theatre Company 21 April Venetian; Senate William Shakespeare Old Vic, London Officer; Cypriot The Royal Hunt of the Sun John Dexter National Theatre Company 6 July Villac Umu, High Priest Peter Shaffer Chichester Festival Theatre of Peru; 6 performances as Atahualpa (from 11 March 1967) Old Vic, London 8 December The Dutch Courtesan William Gaskill and National Theatre Company 13 October Page; Servant John Marston Piers Haggard Old Vic, London 1965 Franco Zeffirelli National Theatre Company 16 February Conrade William Shakespeare Old Vic, London Armstrong’s Last Goodnight John Dexter and National Theatre Company 6 July 1st English John Arden William Gaskill Chichester Festival Theatre Commissioner; Lord Johnstone’s Secretary Old Vic, London 12 October Trelawny of the ‘Wells’ Desmond O’Donovan National Theatre Company 13 July Ferdinand Gadd Arthur Wing Pinero Chichester Festival Theatre

Miss Julie Michael Elliott National Theatre Company 27 July Peasant Chichester Festival Theatre Trans. Michael Meyer 1966 Othello John Dexter National Theatre Company 12 September Cypriot Officer William Shakespeare Queen’s Theatre, London 1967 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern National Theatre Company 11 April Guildenstern Are Dead Old Vic, London A Flea in Her Ear Jacques Charon National Theatre Company Carlos Homenides de Old Vic, London Histangua Trans. John Mortimer National Theatre Company 21 October Le Festival Mondial, Montreal 1968 Volpone National Theatre Company 16 January Voltore Ben Jonson Old Vic, London Edward II Frank Dunlop National Theatre Company 30 April Spencer after Old Vic, London Christopher Marlowe Trans. William E. Smith and Ralph Manheim The Soldier’s Tale John Cox Bath Festival 20 June Soldier Igor Stravinsky Conductor: Gary Bertini Theatre Royal, Bath Trans. John Arden The Advertisement Donald MacKechnie National Theatre Company 16 September Lorenzo Natalia Ginzburg and Theatre Royal, Brighton Trans. Henry Reed Old Vic, London 24 September 1969 Scrabble Claude Chagrin National Theatre Company 17 February Harlequin; Pierrot

Devised by Claude Chagrin Jeanetta , and written with Oliver Cotton London and Richard Mangan The Way of the World Michael Langham National Theatre Company 1 May Waitwell William Congreve Old Vic, London Frank Dunlop National Theatre Company 13 November Count Lodovico John Webster Old Vic, London 1970 A Flea in Her Ear Jacques Charon National Theatre Company 12 February Romain Tournel Georges Feydeau Theatre Royal, Norwich Trans. John Mortimer The Misanthrope David William Nottingham Playhouse September Alceste Molière Trans. Richard Wilbur Lulu Peter Barnes and Stuart Nottingham Playhouse 8 December Alwa Frank Wedekind Burge Company Adapted by Peter Barnes and , translated by Charlotte Beck London 1971 Morality Roger Croucher Royal Court Theatre 31 January Laurence Caldecott Jeremy Seabrook and Michael Upstairs, London O’Neill John Bull’s Other Island Alan Strachan Mermaid Theatre, London 13 May Laurence Doyle Bernard Shaw Swan Song David William Crucible Theatre, Sheffield 10 November Nikita Ivanitch Trans. Guy Sells 1972 Who Thought It? Arts Theatre, London 2 May Colin Bennett and Alex Durant Ruling the Roost Richard Cottrell The Actors’ Company 22 August Manager Georges Feydeau Forum Theatre, Billingham

Adapted by Richard Cottrell Edinburgh International 28 August Festival Royal Lyceum Theatre Leeds Grand Theatre 11 September 2 October ’Tis Pity She’s a Whore David Giles Edinburgh International 4 September Soranzo John Ford Festival Royal Lyceum Theatre Leeds Grand Theatre 14 September Cambridge Arts Theatre 5 October 1973 The Tempest Jane Howell Northcott Theatre, Exeter 2 May Prospero William Shakespeare Hoe Theatre, Plymouth 15 May The Way of the World David William The Actors’ Company 14 August Mirabell William Congreve Nottingham Playhouse Edinburgh International 31 August Festival Royal Lyceum Theatre Cambridge Arts Theatre 10 September Theatre Royal, Bath 4 October Kingston-upon-Hull 15 October Theatre Royal, Norwich 22 October Opera House, Manchester 29 October Royal Court Theatre, 15 November Liverpool The Wood Demon David Giles The Actors’ Company 21 August Simon (worker at Anton Chekhov Nottingham Playhouse Dyadin’s) Trans. Ronald Hingley

Edinburgh International 27 August Festival Royal Lyceum Theatre Cambridge Arts Theatre 13 September Theatre Royal, Brighton 24 September Theatre Royal, Bath 1 October Kingston-upon-Hull 18 October Theatre Royal, Norwich 25 October Opera House, Manchester 1 November Royal Court Theatre, 12 November Liverpool Knots The Actors’ Company 3 September Pipe; Comedian’s Devised by Edward Edinburgh International Stooge; ‘Pierrot’ Petherbridge from the book by Festival R. D. Laing Royal Lyceum Theatre , London 18 December Flow Edward Petherbridge The Actors’ Company 3 September Gabriel Josipovici Edinburgh International Festival Royal Lyceum Theatre Shaw Theatre, London 18 December 1974 The Wood Demon David Giles The Actors’ Company 29 January Simon (worker at Anton Chekhov Brooklyn Academy of Dyadin’s) Trans. Ronald Hingley Music, New York Wimbledon Theatre 11 March Knots Edward Petherbridge The Actors’ Company 30 January Pipe; Comedian’s Devised by Edward Brooklyn Academy of Stooge; ‘Pierrot’ Petherbridge from the book by Music, New York R. D. Laing

King Lear David William The Actors’ Company 2 February Fool William Shakespeare Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York Wimbledon Theatre 19 March Theatre Royal, Newcastle- 20 May upon-Tyne New Theatre, Oxford 28 May Theatre Royal, Norwich 2 June The Way of the World David William The Actors’ Company 13 February Mirabell William Congreve Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York Wimbledon Theatre 1 April ’Tis Pity She’s a Whore David Giles The Actors’ Company 26 March Soranzo John Ford Wimbledon Theatre Ruling the Roost Richard Cottrell The Actors’ Company 16 April Manager Georges Feydeau Wimbledon Theatre Adapted by Richard Cottrell Tartuffe Peter James The Actors’ Company 20 August Valère Molière Edinburgh International Trans. Richard Wilbur Festival The Bacchae Edward Petherbridge The Actors’ Company 27 August Teiresias Euripides Edinburgh International One of two ‘Others’ Trans. William Arrowsmith Festival and Assembly Hall A Pantomime Devised by Edward Petherbridge 1975 Tartuffe Charles Kay The Actors’ Company 6 May Tartuffe Molière Brighton Festival

Trans. Richard Wilbur The Actors’ Company Wimbledon Theatre The Phantom of the Opera David Giles The Actors’ Company 9 June Erik David Giles, adapted from the Wimbledon Theatre novel by Gaston Leroux The Bacchae Edward Petherbridge The Actors’ Company The Ringmaster (in The Euripides Wimbledon Theatre Beanstalk) Trans. William Arrowsmith and A Pantomime Devised by Edward Petherbridge 1976 The Hollow Crown Royal Shakespeare Devised by John Barton Company tour of NSW and and Queensland, Australia and Pleasure and Repentance South Island, New Zealand Devised by 1977 Dog’s Dinner Jonathan Lynn 23 March Dobson Robert Williams Company, Arts Theatre, Cambridge Do You Love Me? Edward Petherbridge The Actors’ Company 29 November Compère and Museum An entertainment devised by The Roundhouse, London Attendant Edward Petherbridge from the writings of R. D. Laing Music by Martin Duncan The Importance of Being Tenniel Evans The Actors’ Company 29 December Dr Chasuble Earnest The Roundhouse, London Oscar Wilde

1978 Game of Kings Donald MacKechnie King’s Theatre, Southsea 10 April The Brigadier Thomas Muschamp wth Robert Grange , Croydon 10 April John Amiel Royal Shakespeare 31 July-21 Orsino William Shakespeare Company October Small-Scale UK Tour: The Arts Centre, Christ’s Hospital, Horsham; Merchant Taylors’ Hall, London; Victoria Hall, Tunbridge Wells; Towngate Theatre, Poole; Guildhall, Portsmouth; Gulbenkian Theatre, University of Kent; Key Theatre, Peterborough; St George’s Arts Centre, Great Yarmouth; Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds; Corn Exchange, Ipswich; Stewart’s Melville College, Edinburgh International Festival; MacRobert Centre, University of Stirling; Music Pavilion, Dunfermline; Johnston Community Centre, Paisley; Dewsbury Town Hall; Hurlfield Campus,

Sheffield; Civic Theatre Rotherham; Grange Arts Centre, Oldham; Bletchley Leisure Centre, Milton Keynes; Pavilion Theatre, Exmouth; Carn Brea Leisure Centre, Redruth; College of Further Education, Plymouth; Plough Theatre, Torrington; Assembly Rooms, Glastonbury; Merlin Theatre, Frome; Bryanston School, Blandford Royal Shakespeare 31 July-21 Vershinin Anton Chekhov Company October Trans. Richard Cottrell Small-Scale UK Tour: As Above And Is There Honey Still For Royal Shakespeare 18 July Reader Tea? Company Roger Rees (Anthology Merchant Taylors’ Hall, compiler) London Towngate Theatre, Poole 27 July Key Theatre, Peterborough 10 August St George’s Arts Centre, 13 August Great Yarmouth Theatre Royal, Bury St 15 August Edmunds MacRobert Arts Centre, 7 September

University of Stirling Civic Theatre, Rotherham 24 September Assembly Rooms, 15 October Glastonbury 1979 The Crucifer of Blood Paul Giovanni , 21 March Captain Neville St Paul Giovanni from The Sign London Claire of Four by Arthur Conan Doyle Three Sisters Trevor Nunn Royal Shakespeare 29 September Vershinin Anton Chekhov Company Trans. Richard Cottrell The Other Place, Stratford- upon-Avon 1980 The Suicide Ron Daniels Royal Shakespeare 10 March Aristarch Dominikovich Nikolai Erdman Company Golashchapov Gulbenkian Studio, Newcastle-upon-Tyne The Warehouse, London 31 July Three Sisters Trevor Nunn Royal Shakespeare 17 March Vershinin Anton Chekhov Company Trans. Richard Cottrell Gulbenkian Studio, Newcastle-upon-Tyne The Warehouse, London 8 April The Life and Adventures of Trevor Nunn and John Royal Shakespeare 5 June Newman Noggs; Nicholas Nickleby Caird Company Hawk’s Rival , Adapted by David Edgar London No Limits to Love Royal Shakespeare 6 October Otto David Mercer Company The Warehouse, London

1981 The Suicide Ron Daniels Royal Shakespeare 4 February Aristarch Dominikovich Nikolai Erdman Company Golashchapov Aldwych Theatre, London The Life and Adventures of Trevor Nunn and John Royal Shakespeare 4 October Newman Noggs; Nicholas Nickleby Caird Company Hawk’s Rival Charles Dickens Plymouth Theatre, New Adapted by David Edgar York 1982 Bumps Lyric Hammersmith 26 April Devised by Cheryl (Gates) McFadden 1983 The Rivals Peter Wood National Theatre Company 12 April Faulkland Richard Brinsley Sheridan Olivier Theatre, London Peter Pan Royal Shakespeare 22 December Storyteller J. M. Barrie Company Barbican Theatre, London 1984 Strange Interlude Keith Hack Theatre Royal, Nottingham 20 March Charles Marsden Eugene O’Neill Duke of York’s Theatre 6 April London Love’s Labour’s Lost Barry Kyle Royal Shakespeare 10 October Don Adriano de William Shakespeare Company Armado Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon 1985 Strange Interlude Keith Hack Nederlander Theatre, New 21 February Charles Marsden Eugene O’Neill York Philip Prowse National Theatre Company 4 July The Cardinal John Webster Ian McKellen-Edward Petherbridge Group Lyttelton Theatre, London

The Real Inspector Hound Tom Stoppard National Theatre Company 12 September Noon Tom Stoppard Ian McKellen-Edward Petherbridge Group Olivier Theatre, London The Critic Sheila Hancock National Theatre Company 12 September Sir Fretful Plagiary Richard Brinsley Sheridan Ian McKellen-Edward Petherbridge Group Olivier Theatre, London Mike Alfreds National Theatre Company 10 December Gayev Anton Chekhov Ian McKellen-Edward Trans. Mike Alfreds with Lilia Petherbridge Group Sokolov Cottesloe Theatre, London 1986 The Real Inspector Hound Tom Stoppard National Theatre Company 18 February Noon Tom Stoppard Ian McKellen-Edward Petherbridge Group Odéon-Théâtre de l’Europe, Paris International Theatre 14 May Festival Blackstone Theatre, Chicago The Critic Sheila Hancock National Theatre Company 18 February Sir Fretful Plagiary Richard Brinsley Sheridan Ian McKellen-Edward Petherbridge Group Odéon-Théâtre de l’Europe, Paris International Theatre 14 May Festival Blackstone Theatre,

Chicago The Cherry Orchard Mike Alfreds National Theatre Company 4 March Gayev Anton Chekhov Ian McKellen-Edward Trans. Mike Alfreds with Lilia Petherbridge Group Sokolov His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen International Theatre 5 May Festival Blackstone Theatre, Chicago The Duchess of Malfi Philip Prowse National Theatre Company 28 April The Cardinal John Webster Ian McKellen-Edward Petherbridge Group International Theatre Festival Blackstone Theatre, Chicago 1988 Busman’s Honeymoon Michael Simpson Lyric Hammersmith 19 July Dorothy L. Sayers and Muriel St Clare Byrne 1989 The Misanthrope Paul Unwin National Theatre and 16 March Alceste Molière English version by Tony Theatre Royal, Bristol Harrison Bradford Wolverhampton Hull New Theatre 24 April Nottingham Norwich

Theatre Royal, Brighton 15 May Lyttelton Theatre, London 31 May The Eight O’Clock Muse Peter Barkworth , 3 October Himself Devised by Edward Hammersmith Petherbridge 1990 The Power and The Glory Tim Luscombe Chichester Festival Theatre 23 May The Whisky Priest Denis Cannan from the novel by Graham Greene Cyrano de Bergerac Matthew Francis 20 September Cyrano de Bergerac Edmond Rostand Adapted by Patrick Garland 1991 Point Valaine Tim Luscombe Minerva Theatre, 5 June Mortimer Quinn Noël Coward Chichester Valentine’s Day Gillian Lynne Minerva Theatre, 8 August William Book: Benny Green and David Chichester William from the play You Never Can Tell by Bernard Shaw Music: Denis King Lyrics: Benny Green Noël and Gertie Duke of York’s Theatre, 3 December Noël Devised by Sheridan Morley London Words and Music: Noël Coward (with Jason Carr) 1992 Valentine’s Day Gillian Lynne Globe Theatre, London 7 September William Book: Benny Green and David William from the play You Never Can Tell by Bernard Shaw

Music: Denis King Lyrics: Benny Green 1993 Squirrels Aaron Mullen Mandrake Theatre 12 March Arthur David Mamet Company King’s Head Theatre, London The Woman in Black Robin Herford , London Arthur Kipps Stephen Mallatratt from the novel by Susan Hill 1994 The Seagulll John Caird National Theatre Company 7 July Yevgeny Sergeyevich Anton Chekhov in a version by Olivier Theatre, London Dorn Acting Naturally Greenwich Theatre 21 August Devised by Edward Petherbridge 1996 Twelfth Night Ian Judge Royal Shakespeare 3 February Malvolio William Shakespeare Company Barbican Theatre, London Royal Shakespeare Theatre, 21 March Stratford-upon-Avon Theatre Royal, Plymouth 16 April Edinburgh Festival Theatre, 23 April Lothian Theatre Royal, Norwich 30 April Theatre Royal, Nottingham 7 May Belfast Opera House 14 May New Victoria Theatre, 21 May Woking Theater an der Wien, 5 June

Vienna The Merry Wives of Windsor Ian Judge Royal Shakespeare 19 December Frank Ford William Shakespeare Company Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon 1997 Adrian Noble Royal Shakespeare 26 February Cymbeline William Shakespeare Company Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon Theatre Royal, Newcastle- 14 October upon-Tyne Theatre Royal, Plymouth 5 November Hamlet Royal Shakespeare 8 May Ghost; Player King William Shakespeare Company Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon Theatre Royal, Newcastle- 15 May upon-Tyne Barbican Theatre, London 4 December The Merry Wives of Windsor Ian Judge Royal Shakespeare 17 December Frank Ford William Shakespeare Company Barbican Theatre, London Krapp’s Last Tape Edward Petherbridge Royal Shakespeare 25 June Krapp and David Hunt Company The Other Place, Stratford- upon-Avon Saint Erkenwald David Hunt Royal Shakespeare 28 July The Pagan Mike Poulton Company The Other Place, Stratford-

upon-Avon 1998 Cymbeline Adrian Noble Royal Shakespeare 20 January Cymbeline William Shakespeare Company Barbican Theatre, London Brooklyn Academy of 3 June Music Opera House, New York Krapp’s Last Tape Edward Petherbridge Royal Shakespeare 10 March Krapp Samuel Beckett and David Hunt Company The Pit, London Brooklyn Academy of 27 May Music Majestic Theatre, New York Edinburgh Festival Fringe 7 August Assembly Rooms , London 9 September Theatre Royal (Ustinov 15 September Studio), Bath Town Hall, High Wycombe 21 September Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 24 September (Mill Studio), Guilford Salisbury Playhouse 28 September (Salberg Studio) Haymarket Theatre 6 October (Studio), Leicester Derby Playhouse (Studio) 26 October Clwyd Theatr Cymru 11 November Hamlet Matthew Warchus Royal Shakespeare 21 May Ghost; Player King William Shakespeare Company

Brooklyn Academy of Music Opera House, New York 1999 Krapp’s Last Tape Edward Petherbridge Royal Shakespeare 5 January Krapp Samuel Beckett and David Hunt Company Arts Theatre, London Mr Dickens/Mr Shakespeare The Other Place, Stratford- Edward Petherbridge upon-Avon Edinburgh Festival Fringe 5 August Pleasance 2000 Single Spies: Alan Dossor West Yorkshire Playhouse, 15 April Tailor An Englishman Abroad Leeds Sir Anthony Blunt and A Question of Attribution Theatre Royal, Windsor 23 May The Accused Val May Theatre Royal, Windsor 26 September Sir James Barrington Jeffrey Archer QC Palace Theatre, Manchester 23 October Belgrade Theatre (Main 30 October Stage), Theatre Royal, Brighton 6 November , Bromley 13 November Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, 20 November Guilford Theatre Royal Haymarket, 5 December London 2001 Defending Jeffrey … ? West Yorkshire Playhouse, 29 March Himself Edward Petherbridge Leeds

The Relapse Trevor Nunn with National Theatre Company 20 July Coupler, a matchmaker John Vanbrugh Stephen Rayne Olivier Theatre, London 2002 Adrian Noble 16 April The Toymaker Book: Jeremy Sams Music and lyrics: Richard and Robert Sherman 2004 The Woman in White Trevor Nunn Palace Theatre, London 15 September Mr Fairlie Book: Charlotte Jones after the novel by Wilkie Collins Music: Lyrics: David Zippel 2005 Pillar Talk Edward Petherbridge Edinburgh Festival Fringe 3 August St Simeon Stylites and Pleasance Jack Dome Himself Slapdash Edward Petherbridge 2006 Donkey’s Years Jeremy Sams Comedy Theatre, London 9 May Sydney Birkett 2007 Office Suite: Edward Kemp Minerva Theatre, 18 April Mr Dodsworth A Visit From Miss Prothero Chichester Mr Lomax and Green Forms Alan Bennett Theatre Royal, Bath 14 May Theatre Royal, Plymouth 21 May Richmond Theatre 28 May The Lowry, Salford (Lyric 4 June Theatre) Theatre Royal, Glasgow 11 June Festival Theatre, Malvern 18 June

2009 Lost in the Stars Jude Kelly Queen Elizabeth Hall, 23 June James Jarvis Music by Kurt Weill London Book and lyrics by Maxwell Anderson, based on the novel Cry, The Beloved Country by Alan Paton Artist Descending a Staircase Michael Gieleta Old Red Lion Theatre, 3 December Donner Tom Stoppard Islington 2010 The Fantasticks Amon Miyamoto , London 24 May Henry Albertson, The Book by Tom Jones based on Old Actor Edmond Rostand’s Les Romanesques Music by Harvey Schmidt Lyrics by Tom Jones 2011 Coco Ian Marshall Fisher Lilian Baylis Studio, 15 May Louis Greff Book and lyrics by Alan Jay Sadler’s Wells, London Lerner (Part of Lost Musicals Music by André Previn season) Antigone Tom Littler , 17 May Tiresias London Trans. Timberlake Wertenbaker The Importance of Being Iqbal Kahn Riverside Studios, 7 December Canon Chasuble Earnest: A New Musical Hammersmith Oscar Wilde Books and lyrics by Douglas Livingstone Music by Adam McGuinness and Zia Moranne

2012 Theatre Royal, Windsor 19 June 2013 My Perfect Mind Kathryn Hunter Theatre Royal, Plymouth 14 February Himself and Kathryn Hunter, Paul Hunter and Edward Petherbridge Unity Theatre, Liverpool 4 March Salisbury Playhouse 18 March Theatre, London 3 April 2014 Young Vic Theatre, London 3 September Tobacco Factory, Bristol 30 September West Yorkshire Playhouse, 15 October Leeds Unity Theatre, Liverpool 21 October Birmingham Repertory 4 November Theatre Stephen Joseph Theatre, 11 November Scarborough Teatre Lliure Barcelona 20 November 2015 59E59 Theaters, New York 10 June