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* Grainger in [[End of Term (1979)|End of Term]] ([[1979]]) ([[Prompt Corner]]) | * Grainger in [[End of Term (1979)|End of Term]] ([[1979]]) ([[Prompt Corner]]) | ||
* Duke of Coffin Castle in [[The Thirteen Clocks (1985)|The Thirteen Clocks]] ([[1985]]) ([[Prompt Corner]]) | * Duke of Coffin Castle in [[The Thirteen Clocks (1985)|The Thirteen Clocks]] ([[1985]]) ([[Prompt Corner]]) | ||
| + | * Gregers Werle in [[The Wild Duck (1985)|The Wild Duck]] ([[1985]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]) | ||
== Productions as Director == | == Productions as Director == | ||
Revision as of 23:09, 21 September 2009
SLT Member 1969 - 1987
Contents
Acting Roles
- Guest in Close the Coalhouse Door (1969) (Theatre)
- Lieut. Mallory in The Schoolmistress (1970) (Theatre)
- Chorus in The Fire Raisers (1970) (Theatre)
- Don John in Much Ado About Nothing (1971) (Theatre)
- Rat in Toad of Toad Hall (1971) (Theatre)
- Willie in The Iceman Cometh (1972) (Main Stage)
- Mr Mulleady in The Hostage (1972) (Main Stage)
- 611 Pte Smith, P in The Long and the Short and the Tall (1973) (Main Stage)
- Horatio in Hamlet (1973) (Nettlefold Hall)
- Sir Percival Smoothely-Smoothe in The Thwarting of Baron Bolligrew (1973) (Main Stage)
- Tomajo de Piracquo in The Changeling (1974) (Main Stage)
- Moon in The Real Inspector Hound (1975) (Main Stage)
- in 'The Tell-tale Heart' from Tales of Mystery and Imagination (1978) (Main Stage)
- Jacob Hummel in The Phantom Sonata (1978) (Prompt Corner)
- in The Freedom Fighter (1979) (Prompt Corner)
- Grainger in End of Term (1979) (Prompt Corner)
- Duke of Coffin Castle in The Thirteen Clocks (1985) (Prompt Corner)
- Gregers Werle in The Wild Duck (1985) (Bell Theatre)
Productions as Director
- Press Cuttings (1972) (Main Stage)
- 'Performance' & 'Resting Place' in Mixed Doubles (1974) (Main Stage)
- Play 3 (2000) (Bell Theatre)
Productions as Stage Manager
- Staircase (1972) (Main Stage)
