How It All Started

Bill and Angela Martin moved from England to Beaumaris with their young family in the 1950s when it was a very new suburb favoured by artists. The Martin's made their new home at grandiose Talbot House on Cromer Road. Bill and Angela were thespians and Angela missed her performing so her husband Bill built her a theatrette in the attic of their home in 1953. It housed about twenty audience members and had a small stage and dressing room. Angela and her friends performed English comedies for their friends and the proceeds went to charity.

The events were extremely popular and the demand for tickets far exceeded the space available so the Martins along with other members of the Beaumaris Players worked very hard to have the theatre space we now know in Wells Road purpose-built to cater for larger audiences. For 68 years now, an illustrious troupe of thespians from all walks of life and various backgrounds has been treading the prestigious boards laid by Bill and Angela way back when…

Discover more about our past productions below.

  • Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic

    By Matt Cox
    Directed by Kristina Doucouliagos & Dan Bellis
    10 - 25 March, 2023

    The Three Musketeers

    By John Nicholson & Le Navet Bete
    Directed by Fred Pezzimenti
    26 May - 3 June, 2023

    Beaumarisical

    Artistically directed by Danny Forward
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musically Directed by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreography by Camilla Klesman
    23 June - 2 July, 2023

    Little Miss Sunshine

    Directed & Musically Directed by Harrison Ewart-Dart
    Assistant Direction by Leah Osburn
    Assistant Musical Direction by Tim Bland
    1 - 16 September, 2023

    The 70th Anniversary Christmas Panto~ Revue

    By Cheryl Threadgold
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musical Direction by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreographed by Camilla Klesman
    10 - 25 November, 2023

  • Jack and the Beanstalk - A Pantomime

    By Georgy Charles, Debbie Keyt, Lorraine Ellis and Stephen White
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musical Direction by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreography by Camilla Klesman
    6 - 22 May, 2022

    Cosi

    By Louis Nowra
    Directed by Dan Bellis
    2 - 11 September, 2022

    The Vicar of Dibley

    By Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer
    Directed by Annie Laurenson
    11 - 26 November, 2022

  • Anne & Gilbert - The Musical

    by Jeff Hochhauser, Bob Johnston and Nancy White, based on the books of L.M. Montgomery
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musical Direction by Harrison Ewart-Dart
    Choreography by Brontee French
    Production Design by Lynda French
    21 May - 5 June, 2021

    They Came From Mars & Landed Outside the Farndale Avenue Church

    By David McGillivray, Walter Zerlin Jr.
    Directed by Robyn Morris
    28 February - 14 March, 2020

  • Seminar

    By Theresa Rebeck
    Directed by Kirsten Page
    1 - 16 March, 2019

    Company

    Music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by George Furth
    Directed by Colin Armstrong
    Musical Direction by Malcom Huddle
    Choreography by Mon and Tess Sabbatucci
    24 May - 8 June, 2019

    Pillow Talk

    Written and Directed by Andy Payne
    16 - 31 August, 2019

    Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story

    By Alan Janes
    Directed by Debbie KeytMusical Direction by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreography by Camilla Klesman
    8 - 23 November, 2019

  • Chicago

    By Bob Fosse and Fred Ebb
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musical direction by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreography by Camilla Klesman
    2 - 17 March, 2018

    The Mystery of Irma Vep

    By Charles Ludlam
    Directed by Div Collins
    25 May - 9 June, 2018

    Echoes

    By Alistair Faulkner
    Directed by Barbara Crawford
    17 August - 1 September, 2018

    Snoopy - The Musical

    Based on the comic strip Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz
    Book by Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates, Warren Lockhart, Arthur Whitelaw and Michael L. Grace
    Music by Larry Grossman and lyrics by Hal Hackady
    Directed by Danny Forward
    Choreography by Kristy Griffin
    Musical direction by Tim Verdon
    9 - 24 November, 2018

  • A Chorus Line

    Book by James Kirkwood and Nicholas Dante, music by Marvin Hamlisch and lyrics by Edward Kleban
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musical direction by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreography by Camilla Klesman
    3 - 18 March, 2017

    A Night of Dark Intent

    By L. Don Swartz
    Directed by Lyn Laister
    26 May - 8 June, 2017

    August: Osage County

    By Tracey Letts
    Directed by Fred Pezzimenti
    18 August - 2 September, 2017

    Cinderella - The Panto

    By Debbie Keyt, Georgy Charles, Lorraine Ellis and Stephen White
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musical direction by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreography by Camilla Klesman
    8 - 10 September, 2017

    Death by Fatal Murder

    By Peter Gordon
    Directed by Robyn Morris
    10 - 25 November, 2017

  • Grease

    Book, music and lyrics by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musical direction by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreography by Camilla Klesman
    4 - 19 March, 2016

    Flowers For Algernon

    By David Rogers, based on the novel by Daniel Keyes
    Directed by Jane Court
    27 May - 11 June, 2016

    Avenue Q

    Music and lyrics by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx
    Book by Jeff Whitty
    Directed and choreographed by Leah Osburn
    Musical direction by Malcom Huddle
    19 August - 3 September, 2016

    One For the Pot

    By Ray Cooney and Tony Hilton
    Directed by Keith Hutton
    11 - 20 November

  • The Little Mermaid Jr.

    Music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Howard Ashman & Glenn Slater, book by Doug Wright
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musical direction by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreography by Camilla Klesman
    6 - 21 March, 2015

    Une Belle Farce

    featuring A Peculiar Position by Eugene Scribe
    Directed by Maggie Morrison
    Musical direction by Katrina Pezzimenti
    Choreography by Mandy Lay
    91 May - 13 June, 2015

    Sweeney Todd- The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

    By Christopher Bond
    Directed by Fred Pezzimenti
    21 - 30 August, 2015

    Fawlty Towers

    By John Cleese and Connie Booth
    Directed by Georgy Charles
    13 - 28 November, 2015

  • The Great Gatsby

    Written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, adapted by Simon Levy
    Directed by Kristina Doucouliagos
    14 - 29 March

    Blood Brothers

    Written by Willy Russell, edited by David Self
    Directed by Tim Long
    30 May - 14 June, 2014

    13 - A New Musical

    Music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown
    Book by Dan Elish and Robert Horn
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musical direction by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreography by Camilla Klesman
    22 August - 6 September, 2014

    The 39 Steps

    John Buchan and Alfred Hitchock’s The 39 Steps adapted by Patrick Barlow
    Directed by Neil Barnett
    14 - 29 November, 2014

  • The Odd Couple

    By Neil Simon
    Directed by Peter Newling
    8 - 23 March, 2013

    Set Build

    Written and directed by Andy Payne
    31 May - 15 June, 2013

    Happy Days - A New Musical

    Book by Garry Marshall, music and lyrics by Paul Williams
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musical direction by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreography by Camilla Klesman
    23 August - 15 September, 2013

    The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

    Music and lyrics by William Finn, book by Rachel Sheinkin
    Conceived by Rebecca Feldman
    8 - 30 November, 2013

  • To Kill A Mockingbird

    Adapted by Christopher Sergel from the novel by Harper Lee
    Directed by Robyn Morris
    16 - 31 March, 2012

    The Bowmans

    Written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson
    Directed by Janine Chugg
    29 June - 7 July, 2012

    Still Life

    By Noel Coward
    Directed by Kristina Doucouliagos
    29 June - 7 July and various one-act play festivals, 2012

    Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

    Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, words by Tim Rice
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musical Direction by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreography by Leah Osburn

    The Vicar of Dibley

    By Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer
    Directed by Fred Pezzimenti
    November, 2012

  • An Evening at Beaumaris Theatre

    Artistically directed by Leah Osburn
    25 February - 5 March, 2011

    Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella

    Music by Richard Rogers and book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musical Direction by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreography by Camilla Klesman
    6 - 22 May, 2011

    The Importance of Being Earnest

    By Oscar Wilde
    Directed by Emma Sproule
    8 - 23 July, 2011

    Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon

    By D.D. Brooke from Marjorie Kellog’s book
    Directed by Lyn Laister
    9 - 23 September, 2011

    Fawlty Towers

    Written by John Cleese and Connie Booth
    Directed by Georgy Charles
    18 November - 3 December, 2011

  • A Streetcar Named Desire

    By Tenenesee Williams
    Directed by Fred Pezzimenti
    12 - 27 March, 2010

    The Sound of Music

    Music by Richard Rogers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II and book by Howard Lindsay and Russell Crouse
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musically Directed by Rhonda Vaughan and Danny Forward
    Choreography by Camilla Klesman
    2 - 18 July, 2010

    The Shape of Things

    By Neil Labute
    Directed by Shane Ryan
    3 - 18 September, 2010

    I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change

    Book and lyrics by Joe DiPietro
    Music by Jimmy Roberts
    Directed by Danny Forward and Lorraine Ellis
    Musically directed by Danny Forward
    Choreography by Louisa Mitchell
    19 November - 3 December, 2010

  • Little Women

    Adapted by Emma Reeves
    Directed by Brian Uniacke
    20 February - 1 March, 2009

    Dimboola (Anonymous Theatre V)

    Written by Jack Hibberd
    Directed by Cheryl Threadgold
    2 - 15 May, 2009

    Peter Pan

    By J.M Barrie
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    With original music by Danny Forward
    28 August - 12 September, 2009

    An Englishman Abroad (One Act Play)

    By Alan Bennett

    Fawlty Towers

    By John Cleese & Connie Booth
    Directed by Georgy Charles
    20 November - 5 December, 2009

    Parramatta Girls

    Written by Alana Valentine
    Directed by Robyn Morris
    19 June - 4 July, 2009

  • The Day of the Triffids

    Based on the novel by John Wyndham
    Directed by Janine Chugg

    'Night Mother

    By Marsha Norman
    Directed by Shane Ryan
    2 - 16 May, 2008

    Bedside Manners (Anonymous Theatre IV)

    Directed by Brian Uniacke

    Anne of Green Gables

    Adapted by Joseph Robinette
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Original music by Danny Forward
    29 August - 13 September, 2008

    The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society's Production of A Christmas Carol

    By David McGillivray and Walter Zerlin Jr., based on the novel by Charles Dickens
    Directed by Robyn Morris
    November, 2008

  • A Mid Summer Nights Dream

    By William Shakespeare
    Directed by Fred Pezzimenti

    Charlotte's Web

    By Joseph Robinette
    Directed by Debbie Keyt

    Closer

    By Patrick Marber
    Directed by Shane Ryan

    Deathtrap (Anonymous Theatre)

    By Ira Levin
    Directed by Darius Pierce

    Once More With Feeling: Musical Revue

    Directed by Georgy Charles
    Musically directed by Danny Forward
    Choreography by Camilla Threadgold

  • Steel Magnolias

    By Robert Harling
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    24 February - 11 March, 2006

    Blackadder

    Written by Richard Curtis and Ben Elton
    Adapted and directed by Janine Chugg
    5 - 14 May, 2006

    Nobody’s Perfect (Anonymous Theatre II)

    By Simon Williams
    Directed by Ewen Crockett
    Assistant Director Deborah Fabbro
    1 July, 2006

    Dreamchild: Alice’s Musical Adventures

    Music, lyrics and book by Danny Forward
    Directed by Fred Pezzimenti
    Musical Direction by Danny Forward
    Choreography by Camilla Klesman
    September, 2006

    The Fabulous Beaumaris Xmas Revue

  • The Castle

    Adapted and directed by Elisabeth Gertner
    25 February - 19 March, 2005

    Sketches Amore (Anonymous Theatre)

    Created and directed by Desiree Munro
    29 April - 14 May, 2005

    The Tiger

    By Murray Schisgal
    Directed by Tim Long
    29 April - 14 May, 2005

    Cosi

    By Louis Nowra
    Directed by Robyn Lester
    1 - 23 July, 2005

    The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

    Dramatisation by Joseph Robinette
    Directed by Debbie Keyt

    You Get What You Pay For

    Created and Directed by Georgina Charles
    Musical direction by Danny Forward
    Choreography by Camilla Threadgold
    25 November - 10 December, 2005

  • Remember Ronald Ryan

    By Barry Dickins
    Directed by Robyn Lester
    March, 2004

    Smiley the Musical

    Based on the novels of Moore Raymond
    Book and lyrics by John Watson
    Music by David Cocker, Clyde Collins, Mark Jones and Lance Strauss
    Orchestrations by David Crocker
    30 April - 22 May, 2004

    Long Gone Lonesome Cowgirls

    By Philip Dean
    Directed by Elisabeth Gertner
    2 - 17 July, 2004

    1984

    By George Orwell
    Adapt. Owens/Hall et al
    16 September - 1 October, 2004

    Picasso at the Lapin Agile

    By Steve Martin
    Directed by Tim Long
    25 November - 11 December, 2004

  • Bugsy Malone

    Play by Alan Parker, Words & Music by Paul Williams
    Directed by Debbie Keyt

    Blackrock

    By Nick Enright
    Directed by Tim Long
    May 2003

    Return to the Forbidden Planet

    By Bob Carlton
    Directed by Debbie Keyt
    Musically directed by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreography by Lyn Laister
    24 July - 9 August, 2003

    California Suite

    By Neil Simon
    Directed by Juliet Charles
    18 September - 4 October, 2003

    Beaumaris Theatre 50th Anniversary Christmas Panto-Revue

    Written and directed by Cheryl Threadgold
    Musical direction by Rhonda Vaughan
    Choreography by Camilla Threadgold.

  • The Wizard of Oz

    By L. Frank Baum
    Directed by Barry Baker

    Ladies who Lunch

    By Tudor Gates
    Directed by Graham Eddie
    31 May - 15 June, 2002

    Secondary Cause of Death

    By Peter Gordon
    Directed by Janine Chugg
    26 July - 10 August, 2002

    Brilliant Lies

    By David Williamson
    Directed by Rose Kalber

    Shenanigan's Wake

    By Daryl Peebles
    Directed by Derek Curd
    29 November - 14 December, 2002

  • There is a Girl in My Soup

    By Terence Frisby
    Directed by Graham Eddie
    9 - 24 March, 2001

    Wolf Lullaby

    Olivia!

    Book, music and lyrics by Lionel Bart

    Murdered to Death

    By Peter Gordon

    Back with a Bang Christmas Revue

  • Extremities

    By William Mastrosiomone
    Directed by Frank M. Kopke and Catryna Miani
    9 - 25 March, 2000

    Skylight

    By David Hare
    11 - 27 May, 2000

    Stags and Hens

    By Willy Russell
    Directed by Derek Curd
    20 July - 5 August, 2000

    Cactus Flower

    By Abe Burrows
    Directed by Horrie Leek
    5 - 14 October, 2000

  • Wait Until Dark

    By Frederick Knott
    Directed by Stephen Mulholland
    4th - 20th March, 1999

    Inside Job

    It Runs In the Family

    By Ray Cooney
    Directed by Stephen Mulholland
    15th - 31st July, 1999

    Bedroom Farce

    By Alan Ayckbourn
    Directed by Graham Eddie

    Christmas Revue - The Lamp is On

    Written and directed by Stephen Mulholland

  • The Merchant of Venice

    By William Shakespeare

    Sisterly Feelings

    By Alan Ayckbourn
    Directed by Tom Naughton
    14 - 30 March, 1998

    Cash on Delivery

    By Michael Cooney
    Directed by Jeannie Burgess

    The Murder Room

    By Jack Sharkey
    Directed by Graham Eddie
    17 September - 3 October, 1998

    Not Just a Revue

    Directed by Derek Curd and Jeannie Burgess

  • Theft

    By Eric Chappell
    Directed by Shirley Fitch
    27 February - 15 March, 1997

    What the Butler Saw

    By Joe Orton
    Directed by Stephen Mulholland
    15 - 31 March, 1997

    Run for Your Wife

    By Ray Cooney
    Directed by Ray Ainsworth
    17 July - 5 August, 1997

    The Buck Stops Here

    By Murray Oliver
    Directed by Charmaine Hart
    18 September - 4 October, 1997

    Revue: Trust Me It Won’t Hurt a Bit

  • Time and Time Again

    Nightwatch

    See How They Run

    Revue: Another One Bites the Dust

  • Lipstick Dreams

    One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

    Shut Your Eyes and Think of England

    Rose

    Revue: Wot! Not Kenny?

  • They Ran Naked

    By Stephen Mulholland
    4 - 26 March, 1994

    Morning Sacrifice

    Veronica’s Room

    Witness for the Protection

    Revue: We’ve Created a Monster

  • On the Razzle

    By Tom Stoppard
    Directed by Barbara Bateman
    March, 1993

    The Maids

    Panic Stations

    The Gingerbread Lady

    The Haunted Farndale Castle

  • Some Night in Julia Creek Flyer

    By Terry Stapleton

    Catholic School Girls

    The Hallow Crown

    Don’t Tell Mother!

    Move Over Mrs Markham

    Revue: Here’s 20 Cents

  • Blithe Spirit

    The Levine Comedy

    Don’t Just Lie There - Say Something

    Emerald City

    By David Williamson
    19 September - 5 October, 1991

    Revue: It Must Have Been Something I Ate!
    22 November - 14 December, 1991

  • Taking Steps

    Directed by Annie Laurenson
    March, 1990

    My Son the Lawyer is Drowning

    They Came From Mars & Landed Outside the Farndale Avenue Church

    Ny David McGillirray and Walter Zerlin Jnr.
    Directed by Stephen Mulholland
    July/August 1990

    House Guest

    Revue: They All Need a Jolly Good Spanking

  • The Norman Conquests

    By Alan Ayckbourn
    Directed by John Rees-Osburn, Stephen Mulholland and CHarmain Hart
    1 - 18 March, 1989

    Loot

    By Joe Orton
    Directed by Roy Baldwin
    18 May - 3 June, 1989

    The Children’s Hour

    By Lillian Hellman
    Directed by Gary Kliger
    20 July - 5 August, 1989

    Arsenic and Old Lace

    By Joseph Kesselring
    Directed by Charmaine Hart
    21 September - 7 October

    Revue: Once More with Reisling!

  • Living Together

    By Alan Ayckbourn
    Directed by Roy Baldwin
    March 1988

    Son of Cain

    By David Williamson
    Directed by Charmaine Hart
    May, 1988

    Shock

    By Brain Clemens
    Directed by Brian Howlett
    14 - 30 July, 1988

    Charley’s Aunt

    By Brandon Thomas
    Directed by Graham Fletcher
    22 September - 8 October

    The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society Murder Mystery

    By David McGillivray and Walter Zerlin Jnr
    Directed by Stephen Mulholland
    November/December, 1988

  • Alphabetical Order

    Antigone

    By Jean Anouilh
    Directed by Geof Laurenson
    May, 1987

    Outside Edge

    Directed by Stephen Mulholland
    August, 1987

    Pass the Butler

    By Eric Idle
    Directed by Roy Baldwin
    September/October, 1987

    Revue: Without Rhyme or Reisling

  • How the Other Half Loves

    Twelfth Night

    By William Shakespeare

    Murder by Natural Causes

    By Tim Kelly
    Directed by Annie Laurenson
    September/October, 1986

    Revue: Christmas Roast

  • Play It Again Sam

    Breaker Morant

    By Kenneth Ross
    9 - 25 May

    Ten Times Table

    Barefoot in the Park

    Deja Revue

  • Wait Until Dark

    Not Now Darling

    The Shifting Heart

    Ring Round the Moon

    Revue: Just When You Thought It Was Safe

  • Deathtrap

    Don’s Party

    There’s A Girl in My Soup

    Private Lives

    Revue: I Wish I’d Said That

  • Once A Catholic

    By Mary O’Malley
    20 May - 5 June, 1981

    Murder in Company

    Otherwise Engaged

    Revue: It’ll Be Alright on the Night

  • The Hallow

    Death of a Salesman

    Loot

    By Joe Orton
    16 July - 1 August, 1981

    The Department

    Revue: No! On Second Thoughts…

  • The Late Edwina Black

    By William Morum and William Dinner

    The Ghost Train

    by Arnold Ridley

    Who Saw Him Die

    By Tudor Gates

    The Club

    By David Williamson

    Dry Rot

    By John Chapman

  • Billy Liar

    Directed by Len Wintour

    The Removalists

    By David Williamson
    Directed by Judy Baldwin

    Equus

    Love Rides the Rails

    The Bindywollock Bush Concert

    Directed by Judy Baldwin

  • Trap For a Lonely Man

    By Robert Thomas

    Hobson’s Choice

    The Golden Pathway Annual

    Rookery Nook

    By Ben Travers
    Directed by Arthur Simons

    The Big Men Fly

  • St Joan - Moomba

    By George Bernard Shaw
    Directed by Brian Howlett

    Relatively Speaking

    The Homecoming

    By Harold Pinter
    Directed by Terry Cole

    Waltz of the Toreadors

    Dimboola

    By Jack Hibberd
    Directed by Martin Gibbs

  • Breath of Spring

    Directed by Lee Gooch

    The Tower

    Directed by Brian Littlechild

    Don's Party

    By David Williamson
    24 September - 8 October, 1976

    Witness for the Prosecution

    By Agatha Christie
    Directed by Ron Withington
    18 March, 1976

    Victorian Music Hall: ft. Sweeney Todd/ Revue

    Young Beaumaris Players: The Lottery

    Barn Stable

    Jane Eyre

  • Enter a Free Man

    In Celebration

    The Flipside

    Directed by Roy Baldwin

    Busybody

    By Jack Poplewell
    Directed by Peter Johannsen

  • A Day in the Death of Joe Egg

    Entertaining Mr Sloane

    Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead

    Arsenic & Old Lace

    By Joseph Kesselring
    Directed by Jim Craig

    Revue: Here We Are Again, Again…

  • The Birthday Party

    Directed by Bob Arnold

    Becket

    By Jean Anouilh
    Directed by Roy Baldwin

    Chase Me Comrade

    By Ray Cooney
    Directed by Peter Johannsen
    August 1973

    The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

    Directed by Mel Morgan
    September - October 1973

    Journey's End

    By R.C. SherriffDirected by Terry Coyle22 November - 1 December 1973

  • Present Laughter

    Boeing-Boeing

    An Inspector Calls

    Say Who You Are

  • The Cherry Orchard

    One Acts

    Virginia Woolf

    Rehearsal

    Barefoot in the Park

  • Curious Savage

    Orpheus Descending

    Killing of Sister George

    Rattle of a Simple Man

    Hallow Crown

    Blithe Spirit

  • Hotel Paradiso

    Clutterbuck

    Mixed Doubles

  • Trifles

    One Marries the Property

    Curious Savage

  • The Chalk Garden

    Paddle Your Own Canoe

    Picnic

  • Roar Like a Dove

    Will Any Gentleman?

  • The Brides of March

    Dinner with the Family

  • Night Was Our Friend

    The Moon is Blue

  • The Waltz of the Toreadors

    Your Obedient Servant

  • The Fish

    Johnny Belinda

    Suspect

    The Shop at Sly Corner

  • Tonight at 8.15

    Featuring:
    Home is the Hunted
    By R. F. Delderfield
    Produced by Shelia Radford
    Hiss the Villan
    Produced by Jean Freer and Pat Horne
    Birthday Message
    By Tyrone Guthrie
    Produced by Joyce Browne

    The Tricolor Suite

    The Whole Truth

    Beside the Seaside

    Night Was Alone

  • The Girl Who Couldn’t Quiet

    Dinner With the Family

    Will Any Gentleman?

    They Walk Alone

    Night Was Our Friend

    Mr Sampson

  • Waiting for Gillian

    Summer and Smoke

    By Tennessee Williams
    Produced by Joyce Browne

    The Seven Year Itch

    Cure for Love

    Sganarelle

  • As Long as They’re Happy

    Cure for Love

    The Love of Four Colonels

    Christmas & Mrs Hooper/Sapho

    A Murder Has Been Arranged

  • 1953 - Fire on the Snow, Hiss the Villan

    1954 - Spring Meeting

    1955 - Frozen Glory, Quiet Wedding, By Candlelight

    1956 - Crystal Clear, The Story of Madeline Smith, The Secret Tent, Tail of Fire

    1957 - Proud on Demand, Trespass, My Three Angels, Blithe Spirit, The Shop at Sly Corner, A Night in Las Vagas