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Richard Cordery Richard Cordery Theatre Title Role Director Producer The Man in the White Suit Burnly Sean Foley Wyndhams Theatre / Mark Goucher Ltd Network Arthur Jenson Ivo Van Hove National Theatre Sweet Bird of Youth Boss Finley Jonathan Kent Chichester Festival Theatre Waiting for Godot Pozzo Charlotte Gwinner Crucible Theatre Sheffield Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Big Daddy Sarah Esdaile West Yorkshire Playhouse Where's My Seat? Philip Tamara Harvey Bush Theatre Importance of Being Earnest Dr Chasuble Steve Unwin Rose Theatre, Kingston A Farewell to Theatre Edward Steve Unwin Rose Theatre, Kingston Love Story Oliver III Rachel Kavanaugh Duchess Theatre Spring Awakening Herr Gabor Michael Mayer Lyric/Novello Theatre Power of Yes Chairman/Mortgage Lender Angus Jackson National Theatre Waste Russell Blackborough Samuel West Almeida Theatre Twelfth Night Malvolio Michael Boyd RSC/Novello Henry VI Parts I, II & III Gloucester/Louis Michael Boyd RSC/Roundhouse/USA Richard III Buckingham Michael Boyd RSC/Roundhouse Macbeth Duncan Dominic Cooke RSC/Noel Coward Comedy of Errors Egeon Nancy Meckler RSC/Novello Hamlet Polonius Michael Boyd RSC The Artists Partnership 21-22 Warwick Street, Soho, London W1B 5NE (020) 7439 1456 Merry Wives of Windsor Sir John Falstaff Rachel Kavanaugh RSC The Front Page Sheriff Hartman Doug Wager Chichester Festival Theatre Coriolanus Menenius David Farr RSC The Family Reunion Dr Warburton Adrian Noble RSC/Barbican/New York Othello Brabantio Michael Attenborough RSC/Barbican Volpone Corvino Lindsey Posner RSC/Barbican Romeo and Juliet Friar Lawrence Michael Attenborough RSC/World Tour The Company of Men Wilbraham Edward Bond RSC Henry IV Part II Chief Justice Michael Boyd/ Richard Twyman RSC/Roundhouse King Arthur Osmond Graham Vick Chatelet. Royal Opera House Winter's Tale Camillo David Thacker Young Vic The Boys Next Door Norman Rob Mullholand Comedy Man & Superman Jack Tanner David Horlock Salisbury Playhouse 'Tis a Pity She's a Whore Bonaventura Alan Ayckbourn National Theatre A View from the Bridge Mike Alan Ayckbourn National Theatre/Aldwych Normal Hearts Ben Weeks Hettie MacDonald Royal Court Who Killed Hilda Murrel? Tam Dalyell Jane Collins Tricycle Theatre A Thousand Clowns Murray Burns Alan Ayckbourn Scarborough On the Razzle Weinberl Stephen Pimlott Leeds Playhouse Macbeth Macbeth Simon Dunmore Coventry Judgement Vukhov Michael Boyd Coventry Macbeth Macbeth David Horlock Farnham You Never Can Tell Valentine David Horlock Farnham Film Title Role Director Producer Judy Louis B. 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