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Revision as of 14:38, 26 September 2013
SLTC Member 1978 - 1982
Contents
Acting Roles
- Gidney in A Night Out (1978) (Prompt Corner)
- Charles Murdock in The Ghost Train (1978) (Main Stage)
- Wizard of Oz in The Wizard of Oz (1979) (Main Stage)
- Ensemble in Oh, What a Lovely War (1979) (Main Stage)
- Sal in 'Poppa Called' from Reflections in the Mirror (1979) (Prompt Corner)
- Polonius in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (1979) (Main Stage)
- Mr Gardner in Butley (1979) (Main Stage)
- Philip in The Philanthropist (1980) (Main Stage)
- Tempest in Forty Years On (1980) (Main Stage)
- Tom Snout in A Midsummer Night's Dream (1980) (Main Stage)
- Curly Delafield in Knuckle (1980) (Main Stage)
- Hancock in Hancock's Last Half Hour (1981) (Main Stage)
- Felix in The Bed Before Yesterday (1981) (Main Stage)
- Shylock, a Jew of Venice in The Merchant of Venice (1982) (Bell Theatre)
- Fadinard in An Italian Straw Hat (1982) (Bell Theatre)
- Mervyn in Bodies (1982) (Prompt Corner)
Productions as Director
- Gullible's Troubles (1982) (Bell Theatre) with Harry Sanders
Productions as Assistant Stage Manager
Productions as Prompt
Interests
Adrian has gone on to make a pretty successful stage and screen career as a professional. He has appeared regularly on television in series such as Big Deal (1986), Poirot, Minder & Casualty (1991), Judge John Deed (2001), Last of the Summer Wine (2002), A Touch of Frost (2003), Jam and Jerusalem (2008), Come Fly With Me & New Tricks (2011) and The Hour (2012), to name but a few. He must be close to a record by appearing as seven different characters in seven episodes of The Bill between 1985 & 2000! Adrian has also appeared on the big screen in Thunderpants (2002) as well in numerous character roles in provincial theatres. He has worked extensively with Alan Ayckbourn both in Scarborough and abroad.
