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The 39 Steps | Opened - 20th Sep 2006 |
| Adapted by Patrick Barlow. From an original concept by Simon Corble & Nobby Dimon. Directed by Maria Aitkin. | ||
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Star Wars - Shortened | Opened - 17th Aug 2006 |
| For 1 night only. Written by Adam Long. Performed by Adam Long, Rick Bland & Richard Lynson. | ||
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Mack & Mabel | Opened - 10th Apr 2006 |
| Directed by John Doyle. Starring David Soul & Janie Dee. | Closed - 1st Jul 2006 | |
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Anthony Hamilton in Concert | Opened - 23rd Mar 2006 |
| 2 nights only. | Closed - 24th Mar 2006 | |
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Otherwise Engaged | Opened - 28th Oct 2005 |
| by Simon Gray. Starring Richard E Grant & Anthony Stewart Head. | Closed - 28th Jan 2006 | |
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What the Butler Saw | Opened - 24th Aug 2005 |
| by Joe Orton. Transferred from the Hampstead Theatre. | Closed - 22nd Oct 2005 | |
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The Gruffalo | Opened - 19th Jul 2005 |
| by Julia Donaldson & Axel Scheffler. | Closed - 21st Aug 2005 | |
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The Countess | Opened - 7th Jun 2005 |
| by Gregory Murphy. | Closed - 9th Jul 2005 | |
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Amajuba - Like Doves We Rise | Opened - 6th Apr 2005 |
| by Yael Farber and others. | Closed - 30th Apr 2005 | |
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The Reduced Shakespeare Company | Opened - 7th Mar 1996 |
| The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) The Complete History of America (abridged) The Bible: The Complete Word of God (abridged) |
Closed - 3rd Apr 2005 | |
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Rupert Street Lonely Hearts Club | Opened - 19th Dec 1995 |
| by Jonathan Harvey. Directd by John Burgess. Transferred from The Donmar Warehouse. |
Closed - 22nd Jan 1996 | |
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Taking Sides | Opened - 30th Jun 1995 |
| by Ronald Harwood. Directed by Harold Pinter. Starring Daniel Massey, Michael Pennington & Suzanne Bertish. Transferred from the Chichester Festival Theatre. |
Closed - 9th Dec 1995 | |
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My Night With Reg | Opened - 21st Nov 1994 |
| by Kevin Elyot. Directed by Roger Mitchell. Starring John Sessions, David Bamber, Anthony Calf, Joe Duttine, Roger Frost & Kenneth MacDonald. Transferred from the Royal Court Theatre. Transferred to The Playhouse Theatre. | Closed - 24th Jun 1995 | |
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The Doug Anthony Allstars | Opened - 16th Sep 1994 |
6 performances |
Closed - 25th Sep 1994 | |
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The Flying Karamazov Brothers - Juggle & Hyde | Opened - 20th Jul 1994 |
| Closed - 3rd Sep 1994 | ||
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Jack - A Night on the Town with John Barrymore. | Opened - 18th May 1994 |
| with Nicol Williamson. Directed by Leslie Megahey. | Closed - 16th Jul 1994 | |
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Dishonourable Ladies | Opened - 6th Apr 1994 |
| with Honor Blackman. 5 performances |
Closed - 9th Apr 1994 | |
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Maxwell: The Musical Review | Opened - 11th Feb 1994 |
| by Evan Steadman. Starring John Savident. *Due to open on 21st February 1994 but was pulled before it officially opened due to legal reasons. The 11th of February was the show's first preview. |
Closed - 21st Feb 1994 | |
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Looking Through A Glass Onion - John Lennon in Word & Music | Opened - 18th Oct 1993 |
| by John Waters. | Closed - 1st Jan 1994 | |
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Invade my Privacy | Opened - 1st Aug 1993 |
| A Gala Charity Performance A Musical Celebration of the Works of Fran Landesman. 1 night only. |
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Elegies for Angels, Punks & Raging Queens | Opened - 28th Jun 1993 |
| by Bill Russell & Janet Hood. Directed by Bill Russell. Starring Kim Criswell, James Dreyfus, Sean Mathias, Simon Green, Regina Fong, Simon Fanshawe & Kwame Kwei-Armah. Transffered from the Drill Hall. | Closed - 24th Jul 1993 | |
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Misery | Opened - 17th Dec 1992 |
| by Stephen King. Adapted by Simon Moore. Starring Sharon Gless & Bill Paterson. | Closed - 15th May 1993 | |
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Making It Better | Opened - 21st Oct 1992 |
| by James Saunders. With Jane Asher, David De Keyser, Larry Lamb & Rufus Sewell. Directed by Michael Rudman. Transferred from The Hampstead Theatre. | Closed - 28th Nov 1992 | |
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Ennio Marchetto | Opened - 10th Oct 1992 |
| Closed - 17th Oct 1992 | ||
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Run For Your Wife | Opened - 12th Dec 1983 |
| Written & Directed by Ray Cooney. Starring (among others) Bernard Cribbins, Patrick Mower, John Quayle, Ernie Wise, Aimi Macdonald, Leslie Lawton, Una Stubbs, Ron Aldridge. Over 1600 performances. Transferred from the Shaftesbury Theatre. Transferred to the Whitehall Theatre. |
Closed - 4th Mar 1989 | |
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Woza Albert! | Opened - 15th Jun 1983 |
| Directed by Barney Simon. Starring Percy Mtwa & Mbongeni Ngema. Transferred from the Riverside Theatre. |
Closed - 10th Dec 1983 | |
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Can't Pay? Won't Pay! | Opened - 23rd Jul 1981 |
| by Dario Fo. Starring Alfred Molina, Maggie Steed, Sylvester McCoy, Christopher Ryan & Karen Drury. | Closed - 11th Jun 1983 | |
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Hank Williams - The Show He Never Gave | Opened - 2nd Jun 1981 |
| by Maynard Collins. Transferred from the King's Head Theatre. | Closed - 11th Jul 1981 | |
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Tom Foolery | Opened - 5th Jun 1980 |
| by Tom Lehrer. Starring Jonathan Adams, Martin Connor, Tricia George & Robin Ray. 400 performances |
Closed - 30th May 1981 | |
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Bent | Opened - 4th Jul 1979 |
| by Martin Sherman. Starring Ian McKellan, Tom Bell, Jeff Rawle & Richard Gale. Transferred from the Royal Court Theatre. |
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Gloo Joo | 1978 |
| Directed by Michael Rudman. Starring Antony Brown, Dave Hill & Oscar James. | ||
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The Frontiers of Farce (including The Purging & The Singer) | Opened - 8th Feb 1977 |
| The Purging by Georges Feydeau The Singer by Frank Wedekind Starring Leonard Rossiter, Dilys Laye, John Phillips, Joan Morrow, Paul Greenwood, Penny Ryder, William Sleigh & Peter Bayliss. Adapted and directed by Peter Barnes. |
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Sextet (or Six of One) | 1977 |
| by Michael Pertwee. Directed by Robin Midgley. Starring Leslie Phillips, Julia Lockwood, Peter Blythe, Carol Hawkins, Angela Scoular & Julian Fellowes. | ||
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The Family Dance | 1976 |
| by Felicity Browne. | ||
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I Gotta Shoe | 1976 |
| With Linda Lewis, Clarke Peters, Felix Rice, Eric Roberts & Elizabeth Welch. | ||
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Gaslight | 1976 |
| Directed by Robert Young. Starring Anton Rodgers, Nicola Pagett & Peter Vaughan. | ||
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Oh Coward! | Opened - 5th Jun 1975 |
| by Noel Coward. Revue. 68 performances |
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Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead | 1975 |
| by Tom Stoppard. Directed by Bernard Goss. Starring Christopher Timothy, Richard O'Callaghan, William Squire & Darien Angadi. | ||
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A Doll's House | 1973 |
| by Henrik Ibsen. Directed by Patrick Garland. Starring Claire Bloom, Colin Blakely, Anton Rogers, Peter Woodthorpe, Stephanie Bidmead, Nora Nicholson & Dorothy Baird. | ||
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Absurd Person Singular | Opened - 4th Jul 1972 |
| by Alan Ayckbourn. Directed by Eric Thompson. Starring Richard Briers, Michael Aldridge, Sheila Hancock, Anna Calder-Marshall, Bridget Turner & David Burke. Transferred to the Vaudeville Theatre. |
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Hulla Baloo | 1972 |
| Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber. Lyrics by Tim Rice. Starring Jimmy Edwards. | ||
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Butley | Opened - 14th Jul 1971 |
| by Simon Gray. Directed by Harold Pinter. Starring Alan Bates, Richard Briers, Richard O'Callaghan, Colette O'Neil, Michael Byrne, George Fenton & Mary Wimbush. | ||
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After Haggerty | Opened - 4th Feb 1971 |
| by David Mercer. Directed by David Jones. Starring Frank Finlay, Billie Whitelaw, Leslie Sands & David Wood. | ||
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High Bid | Opened - 29th Dec 1970 |
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The Wild Duck | Opened - 10th Nov 1970 |
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Council of Love | Opened - 20th Aug 1970 |
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Here are the Ladies | Opened - 28th Jul 1970 |
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Flint | Opened - 5th May 1970 |
| Starring Michael Hordern, Vivien Merchant, Moira Redmond, Julia Foster & James Grout. | ||
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Mandrake | Opened - 16th Apr 1970 |
| by Anthony Bowles. Starring Margaret Burton, Roy Kinnear, Paul Shelley, Sarah Atkinson, Julia McCarthy, Ian Patterson & Sandra Michaels. 12 performances |
Closed - 25th Apr 1970 | |
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So What About Love | Opened - 16th Sep 1969 |
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Brief Lives | Opened - 25th Feb 1969 |
| by John Aubrey. Adapted & Directed by Patrick Garland. Starring Roy Dotrice. | ||
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Look Back in Anger | Opened - 10th Dec 1968 |
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The Real Inspector Hound and The Audition | Opened - 17th Jun 1968 |
| The Real Inspector Hound by Tom Stoppard. Starring Richard Briers, Ronnie Barker, Josephine Tewson, Robin Ellis & Caroline Blakiston. The Audition by Sean Patrick Vincent. Starring David Baxter, George King, Jean Hart, Jill Johnson, Ronald Cream & Mervyn Pascoe. |
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Mrs Wilson's Diary | Opened - 24th Oct 1967 |
| by Richard Ingrams & John Wells. Directed by Joan Littlewood. Starring Myvanwy Jenn, Bill Wallis, Howard Goorney, Nigel Hawthorne & Bob Grant. 254 performances |
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The Restoration of Arnold Middleton | Opened - 31st Aug 1967 |
| by David Storey. Starring June Barry & Tenniel Evans. | ||
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Loot | Opened - 31st Oct 1966 |
| by Joe Orton. Directed by Charles Marowitz. Starring Michael Bates, Sheila Ballantine, Kenneth Cranham & Simon Ward. Transferred from the Cochrane Theatre. 342 performances |
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An Evening with George Bernard Shaw | Opened - 26th Sep 1966 |
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The Decline and Fall of the Entire World as Seen Through the Eyes of Cole Porter | Opened - 22nd Aug 1966 |
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The Owl and The Pussy Cat | Opened - 2nd Mar 1966 |
| with Anton Rogers & Diana Sands. | ||
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A Severed Head | Opened - 28th May 1963 |
| By Iris Murdoch. Directed by Val May. Starring Heather Chasen, Bernard Horsfall, Peter Reeves, Irene Hamilton & Ann Saker. 1110 performances |
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Next Time I'll Sing to You | Opened - 25th Feb 1963 |
| By James Saunders. Directed by Shirley Butler. Starring Victor Winding, Barry Foster, Liz Fraser, Peter McEnery & Denys Graham. | ||
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Miss Pell is Missing | 1963 |
| Starring Richard Briers. | ||
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Four to a Bar | 1962 |
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Black Nativity | 1962 |
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The Irregular Verb to Love | Opened - 11st Apr 1961 |
| Written by Hugh & Margaret Williams. Starring Derek Nimmo, John Standing, Joyce Redman & Hugh Williams. 360 performances |
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Three | 1961 |
| Lunch Hour by John Mortimer The Form by NF Simpson A Slight Ache by Harold Pinter Starring Emlyn Williams, Wendy Craig, Alison Leggatt & Richard Briers. |
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The Art of Living | Opened - 18th Aug 1960 |
| Written by Art Buchwald, Julian More & Johnny Speight. Music by Monty Norman & David Heneker. Starring Edward Woodward. | ||
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A Taste of Honey | Opened - 8th Jun 1959 |
| Transferred from the Wyndhams Theatre. | ||
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Not in the Book | Opened - 2nd Apr 1958 |
| Starring Wilfred Hyde White, Avice Landon, Sydney Tafler, Charles Heslop, Philip Guard & Martin Wyldeck. 488 performances |
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Paddle Your Own Canoe | 1957 |
| Directed by Eleanor Fazan. Starring Peter Vaughan, Violet Farebrother, Newton Blick, Moira Lister, Roy Purcell & Nigel Stock. | ||
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Waltz of the Toreadors | Opened - 27th Mar 1956 |
| by Jean Anouilh. Directd by Peter Hall. Hugh Griffith, Beatrix Lehmann, Walter Hudd, Trader Faulkner, Brenda Bruce, Gabrielle Daye. 700 performances |
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Waiting for Godot | Opened - 12th Sep 1955 |
| by Samuel Beckett. Directed by Peter Hall. Starring Peter Woodthorpe, William Squire, Timothy Bateson, Peter Bull & Leonard Cracknell. Transferred from the Arts Theatre |
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Intimacy at 8.30 | 1954 |
| by Peter Myers, Alec Grahame & David Climie. Starring Aud Johansen, Dilys Lay, Ronnie Stevens, Ron Moody, Joan Heal, Pip Hinton, Hugh Paddick, Eleanor Fazan & Joan Sims. 551 performances |
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The Bad Samaritan | 1953 |
| by William Douglas-Home. Starring Michael Denison, Viginia McKenna & George Relph. | ||
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Birthday Honours | 1953 |
| by Paul Jones. Directed by Nigel Patrick. Starring Marian Spencer, Beryl Baxter, Jean St. Clair, Hugh Latimer, Moira Lister & David Stoll. | ||
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Fool's Mate | 1953 |
| by Lyndon Brook. | ||
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The Young Elizabeth | Opened - 30th Jun 1952 |
| by Jenette & Francis Letton. Directed by Charles Hickman. Starring Mary Morris, Joseph O'Conor, Margaretta Scott, Peggy Thorpe-Bates, Godfrey Kenton, Margaret Scudamore, Basil Dignam | ||
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The Vortex | Opened - 9th Apr 1952 |
| by Noel Coward. Starring Neville Prescott, Adrienne Allen, Robert Andrews, Sylvia Coleridge, Isabel Jeans & Michael Gough. | ||
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Third Person | Opened - 3rd Jan 1952 |
| by Andrew Rosenthal. Starring Janette Scott, Denholm Elliott, Kenneth Hyde, Roger Livesey, Ruth Dunning & Ursula Jeans. | ||
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Emlyn Williams as Charles Dickens | Opened - 19th Nov 1951 |
| A one man show from the works of Charles Dickens. Dramatised & Performed by Emlyn Williams. | ||
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Indian Summer | 1951 |
| Starring John Gielgud | ||
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And This Was Odd | 1951 |
| by Kenneth Horne | ||
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Who is Sylvia | Opened - 24th Oct 1950 |
| by Terence Rattigan. Directed by Anthony Quayle. Starring Robert Flemyng, Esmond Knight, Roland Culver, Athene Seyler. 380 performances |
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Ruth Draper - Character Sketches | Opened - 9th Oct 1950 |
| Starring Ruth Draper. 7 performances |
Closed - 14th Oct 1950 | |
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Travellers Joy | Opened - 2nd Jun 1948 |
| by Arthur Macrae. Starring Yvonne Arnaud, Dora Bryan & Arthur Macrae. 294 performances |
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You Never Can Tell | Opened - 26th Apr 1948 |
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The Indifferent Shepherd | Opened - 5th Feb 1948 |
| by Peter Ustinov. Starring Gladys Cooper & Andrew Cruickshank. | ||
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Happy as Larry | Opened - 16th Dec 1947 |
| by Donagh MacDonagh. Directed by Denis Carey. Starring Michael Gwynn, Liam Redmond, Anna Burden & Wilfrid Brambell. Transferred from the Mercury Theatre. |
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Miss Ruth Draper | Opened - 10th Nov 1947 |
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Deep at the Roots | Opened - 29th Sep 1947 |
| by Aranaud d'Usseau & James Gow. Transferred from The Wyndhams Theatre |
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School for Spinsters | Opened - 11st Sep 1947 |
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A Sleeping Clergyman | Opened - 19th Jun 1947 |
| by James Bridie | ||
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The Guniea Pig | Opened - 18th Feb 1946 |
| by Warren Chetham-Strode. Directed by Jack Minster. Starring Cecil Trouncer, Rachel Gurney, Robert Flemyng, Denholm Elliott, Derek Blomfield, William Mervyn & Joan Hickson. 236 performances |
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The Rivals | Opened - 24th Sep 1945 |
| by Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Directed by William Armstrong & Edith Evans. Starring Michael Gough, Edith Evans, Morland Graham, Anthony Quayle, Peter Cushing, Reginald Beckwith & Brefni O'Rorke. 166 performances |
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BBC's Empire Entertainment Unit | Opened - 31st Oct 1945 |
| The BBC made The Criterion their home from October 1940 through to September 1945. Broadcasting a vast selection of light entertainment programmes. | ||
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In Town Again | Opened - 6th Sep 1940 |
| Revue | ||
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Come Out of Your Shell | Opened - 5th Jun 1940 |
| Revue 126 performances |
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French for Love | Opened - 31st Oct 1939 |
237 performances |
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Grouse in June | Opened - 16th May 1939 |
| by NC Hunter. Starring Arthur Hambling, Constance Lorne, Richard Goolden, Hugh McDermott, Billie Ryan, Winifred Willard & Robert Beatty. 126 performances |
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Tony Draws a Horse | Opened - 26th Jan 1939 |
364 performances |
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French Without Tears | Opened - 6th Nov 1936 |
| by Terence Rattigan. Directed by Harold French. Starring Trevor Howard, James Hayter, Rex Harrison, Kay Hammond, Guy Middleton, Roland Culver, Robert Flemyng, Mackenzie Ward, Constance Carpenter & Hubert Gregg. 1039 performances |
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The Lady of La Paz | Opened - 2nd Jul 1936 |
139 performances |
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After October | Opened - 16th Apr 1936 |
| by Rodney Ackland. Starring Peter Godfrey. 310 performances |
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Rosmerholm | 1936 |
| by Henrik Ibsen. | ||
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Nina | Opened - 17th Sep 1935 |
183 performances |
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All Rights Reserved | 1935 |
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Between Us Two | 1935 |
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This Desirable Residence | 1935 |
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Sixteen | Opened - 4th Apr 1934 |
| with Alexis France and Antoinette Cellier. 188 performances |
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The Wise Woman | 1934 |
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The Maitlands | 1934 |
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Journey's End | 1934 |
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Fresh Fields | Opened - 5th Jan 1933 |
| by Ivor Novello. Starring Ellis Jeffreys and Lilian Braithwaite. 464 performances |
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Musical Chairs | Opened - 1st Apr 1932 |
| Directed by Theodore Komisarjevsky. Starring John Gielgud, Carol Goodner, Frank Vosper & Finlay Currie. 314 performances |
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Flat To Let | Opened - 1st Dec 1931 |
| by Arthur Macrae. Starring Ann Todd, Reginald Gardiner, Lilian Braithwaite, Athole Stewart & Frank Allenby. 125 performances |
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After All | Opened - 2nd Feb 1931 |
262 performances |
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Those Naughty Nineties | 1931 |
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A Pair of Trousers | 1931 |
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Nine to Six | Opened - 23rd May 1930 |
| Revival 136 performances |
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Milestones | Opened - 9th Apr 1930 |
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The Far Off Hills | 1930 |
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Mulberry Bush | 1930 |
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General John Regan | 1930 |
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Make Up Your Mind | 1930 |
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Her Shop | 1929 |
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Art and Mrs Bottle | 1929 |
| with Esmond Kight & Joan Barry. | ||
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Passing Brompton Road | Opened - 10th Jul 1928 |
174 performances |
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Skin Deep | 1928 |
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March Hares | 1928 |
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Out She Goes | 1928 |
| starring Miriam Seegar. | ||
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Quest | Opened - 20th Dec 1927 |
143 performances |
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The Happy Husband | Opened - 15th Jun 1927 |
109 performances |
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The Marquise | 1927 |
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When Blue Hills Laughed | 1927 |
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Cats Cradle | Opened - 8th Apr 1926 |
155 performances |
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The Scarlet Lady | 1926 |
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Mixed Doubles | Opened - 9th Jun 1925 |
102 performances |
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Hay Fever | 1925 |
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The Mask and the Face | Opened - 27th May 1924 |
| Revival 232 performances |
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Fata Morgana | 1924 |
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Three Birds | Opened - 1st Nov 1923 |
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Trust Emily | Opened - 10th Oct 1923 |
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Jack Straw | 1923 |
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Advertising April | 1923 |
| by Herbert Farjeon and Horace Horsnell. Directed by Lewis Casson. Starring Sybil Thorndike, Frank Cellier, Elizabeth Pollock, Gwladys Gaynor, Lawrence Anderson & Ashton Pearse. | ||
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The Dippers | Opened - 22nd Aug 1922 |
173 performances |
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Ambrose Applejohn's Adventure | Opened - 19th Jul 1921 |
455 performances |
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Lord Richard in the Pantry | Opened - 11st Nov 1919 |
| by Sydney Blow and Douglas Hoare. Starring Cyril Maude & Gertrude Aylward. 576 performances |
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Our Mr Hepplewhite | Opened - 3rd Apr 1919 |
| by Gladys Unger. 239 performances |
Closed - 9th Nov 1919 | |
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You Never Know Y'Know | Opened - 20th Jul 1918 |
351 performances |
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A Little Bit of Fluff | Opened - 27th Oct 1915 |
| by Walter W Eillis. Starring Ernest Thesiger, Marjorie Maxwell, George Desmond, Ruby Miller, Stanley Lethbury, Alfred Drayton, Violet Gould, Lilian Talbot. 1241 performances |
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A Pair of Silk Stockings | Opened - 23rd Feb 1914 |
122 performances |
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The Blue Mouse | 1914 |
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Oh! I Say | Opened - 28th May 1913 |
| by Sydney Blow & Douglas Hoare. Starring James Welch, Marguerite Scialtiel, Sybil de Bray. 288 performances |
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Eliza Comes to Stay | Opened - 2nd Feb 1913 |
132 performances |
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Ann | Opened - 18th Jun 1912 |
116 performances |
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98.9 | Opened - 27th Feb 1912 |
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The New Sin | 1912 |
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Man and Superman | Opened - 22nd Sep 1911 |
| by George Bernard Shaw. Starring Pauline Chase. Revival. 191 performances |
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Baby Mine | Opened - 22nd Feb 1911 |
| Starring Iris Hoey, Lilias Waldegrave and Weedon Grossmith. 345 performances |
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When Knights Were Bold | Opened - 17th Jan 1910 |
148 performances |
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Don | Opened - 29th Nov 1909 |
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Mr Preedy and the Countess | Opened - 13rd Apr 1909 |
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The Mollusc | Opened - 15th Oct 1907 |
324 performances |
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The Liars | Opened - 13rd Apr 1907 |
| by Henry Arthur Jones. Revival. 100 performances |
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The Amateur Socialist | Opened - 4th Nov 1906 |
108 performances |
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The Prince Chap | Opened - 16th Jul 1906 |
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The Little Stranger | Opened - 14th Feb 1906 |
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The White Chrysanthemum | Opened - 31st Aug 1905 |
156 performances |
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What Pamela Wanted | 1905 |
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The Freedom of Suzanne | Opened - 15th Nov 1904 |
156 performances |
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Winnie Brooks, Widow | Opened - 1st Sep 1904 |
| by Malcolm Watson. Ada Reeve Season. |
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The Duke of Killicrankie | Opened - 20th Jan 1904 |
328 performances |
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Billy's Little Love Affair | Opened - 15th Sep 1903 |
| by HV Esmond. Starring Eva Moore, Charlotte Granville, Allan Aynesworth, Sam Sothern, Mark Kinghorne, Charles Groves, Florence St. John. |
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Just like Callaghan | Opened - 3rd Jun 1903 |
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Caste | Opened - 23rd May 1903 |
| by TW Robertson. Revival. Marie Tempest Season. |
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The Alter of Friendship | Opened - 24th Mar 1903 |
| Paul Arthur Season | ||
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A Clean Slate | Opened - 10th Feb 1903 |
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A Country Mouse | Opened - 13rd Aug 1902 |
| John Hare Season. Starring Gerald du Maurier, JD Beveridge, Miss Vane Featherston, Miss Granville, Annie Hughes. | ||
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A Pair of Spectacles | Opened - 4th Jan 1902 |
| John Hare Season | ||
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The Undercurrent | Opened - 14th Sep 1901 |
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Kawakami Troupe - Madame Sadayakko | Opened - 18th Jun 1901 |
| by Cosmo Gordon Lennox. | ||
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Wheels Within Wheels | Opened - 29th May 1901 |
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My Noble Lord | Opened - 13rd Dec 1900 |
127 performances |
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Lady Huntsworth's Experiment | Opened - 26th Apr 1900 |
168 performances |
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His Excellency the Governor | 1900 |
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My Daughter-in-Law | Opened - 27th Sep 1899 |
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Wild Rabbit | Opened - 25th Jul 1899 |
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The Tyranny of Tears | Opened - 6th Apr 1899 |
112 performances |
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My "Soldier" Boy | Opened - 20th Feb 1899 |
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Bilberry of Tilbury | Opened - 8th Aug 1898 |
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The Liars | Opened - 31st Jan 1898 |
| by Henry Arthur Jones. 291 performances |
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The Physician | Opened - 26th Apr 1897 |
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Betsy | Opened - 11st Jan 1897 |
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Rosemary | Opened - 16th Nov 1896 |
153 performances |
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A Blind Marriage | Opened - 3rd Oct 1896 |
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Fanny Enson's Matinee | Opened - 19th May 1896 |
| 1 night only. Benefit for Fanny Enson. Florence St.John, Lillie Langtry, Mr. & Mrs.Tree, Irene Vanbrugh, Charles Wyndham, Louie Freear, Nina Bouccicault and Lewis Waller appeared. | ||
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The Charles Wyndham Celebration | 1896 |
| 20th Year | ||
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All Abroad | Opened - 26th Aug 1895 |
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The Home Secretary | Opened - 5th May 1895 |
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The Squire of Dames | Opened - 16th Mar 1895 |
137 performances |
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The Case of Rebellious Susan | Opened - 10th Dec 1894 |
| by Henry Arthur Jones. Starring Charles Wyndham & Mary Moore. 164 performances |
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Hot Water | Opened - 15th Aug 1894 |
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The Candidate | Opened - 9th Jul 1894 |
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Madame Favert | Opened - 27th Nov 1893 |
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The Bauble Shop | Opened - 26th Jan 1893 |
| by Henry Arthur Jones. 135 performances |
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Haste to the Wedding | Opened - 21st Jul 1892 |
| by WS Gilbert & George Grossmith. Starring George Grossmith jr. 22 performances |
Closed - 20th Aug 1892 | |
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The Fringe Society | Opened - 31st Mar 1892 |
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Miss Decima | Opened - 23rd Jul 1891 |
191 performances |
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School for Scandal | 1891 |
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London Assurance | Opened - 27th Nov 1890 |
| by Dion Boucicault. With Sir Charles Wyndham, Mr Arthur Bourchier, Mrs Beere-Bernard & Miss Mary Moore. | ||
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She Stoops to Conquer | 1890 |
| Revival | ||
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Caste | Opened - 5th Oct 1889 |
| by TW Robertson. Revival 100 performances |
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Still waters Run Deep | Opened - 19th Jan 1889 |
150 performances |
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David Garrick | 1889 |
| Revival | ||
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The Headless Man | 1889 |
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She Stoops to Conquer | 1889 |
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Brighton | 1889 |
| Revival | ||
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Sowing and Reaping | 1889 |
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Welcome Little Stranger | 1889 |
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Betsy | Opened - 11st Aug 1888 |
| Revival 140 performances |
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David Garrick | Opened - 29th Feb 1888 |
| Revival 152 performances |
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Two Roses | 1887 |
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David Garrick | Opened - 13rd Nov 1886 |
224 performances |
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The Man with Three Wives | Opened - 23rd Jan 1886 |
| by CM Rae. 118 performances |
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Wild Oats | 1886 |
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The Candidate and Naval Engagaments | Opened - 26th Oct 1885 |
The Candidate Revival. Starring Charles Wyndham & Mary Moore. Naval Engagements by Charles Dance. |
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The Candidate | Opened - 22nd Nov 1884 |
285 performances |
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Feather Brain | Opened - 23rd Jun 1884 |
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Brighton | 1884 |
| Revival | ||
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Fourteen Days | Opened - 10th Mar 1882 |
108 performances |
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Little Miss Muffet | 1882 |
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Foggerty's Fairy | Opened - 15th Dec 1881 |
| by WS Gilbert. | ||
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Butterfly Fever | 1881 |
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Brighton | 1881 |
| Revival | ||
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The Great Divorce Case | 1881 |
| Revival | ||
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Where's the Cat | 1880 |
149 performances |
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Betsy | Opened - 6th Aug 1879 |
| Revival 408 performances |
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Truth/Meg's Diversion | Opened - 8th Feb 1879 |
| Truth by Bronson Howard. Starring Charles Wyndham. Meg's Dversion by HT Craven. 153 performances |
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Pink Dominos | Opened - 31st Mar 1877 |
| by James Albery. 555 performances |
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On Bail | Opened - 12th Feb 1877 |
| by WS Gilbert. | ||
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Hot Water | Opened - 11st Nov 1876 |
| by H. B. Farnie. Starring Charles Wyndham. | ||
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The Great Divorce Case | Opened - 15th Apr 1876 |
| by Clement Scott and Arthur Matthison. Starring Charles Wyndham. 182 performances |
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Brighton | Opened - 27th Dec 1875 |
| by Frank Marshall. Based on Bronson Howard's Saratoga. Starring Charles Wyndham. | ||
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Girofl?-Girofla | Opened - 9th May 1875 |
| by Charles Lecoq. | ||
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Les Pres Saint-Gervais | Opened - 28th Nov 1874 |
| by Charles Lecocq. Adapted by Robert Reece. Starring Madame Pauline Rita, Mr. A. Brenner and Miss
Emily Thorne. 132 performances |
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Normandy Pippins | Opened - 13rd Apr 1874 |
| by Henry J Byron. Starring Mrs. Gaston Murray, Miss Fanny Holland, John Clarke, Fred Dewar & David Fisher. | ||
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An American Lady/Topsyturveydom | Opened - 21st Mar 1874 |
| An American Lady by Henry J Byron. Starring Henry J Byron, John Clarke, David Fisher, J. H. Barnes, Mrs. Gaston Murray & Mrs. John Wood. Topsyturveydom by WS Gilbert & Alfred Cellier. 100 performances |
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