Theatricals of Felbridge, Pt. 3 Appendix
Theatrical Credits for Raymond Duparc aka Ray Parks, Terence O’Brien, Leah Bateman aka Leah Bateman-Hunter and Ruth Spalding
Raymond Duparc aka Ray Parks
The following is a summary of Raymond Duparc aka Ray Parks reported theatrical credits, gleaned through trawling many theatrical publications, documents and archives, magazine and newspaper articles and memories of family and former Felbridge residents that knew him. These may not be the complete listings of Raymond Duparc aka Ray Parks’ filmography, television and theatre credits but hopefully the lists are the most comprehensive. The stage name Raymond Duparc is credited throughout unless otherwise stated, along with the name, where known, of the character he was playing. The reported theatre credits are followed by Australian Press Releases of Raymond Duparc’s career.
Filmography & Television Credits (Professional – Australia)
All Saints: TV series, Season 6 Episode 8, Last Supper (March 2003) – Dr Henry Phelan
Lullaby: TV Film, (February 2003)
All Saints: TV series, Season 5 Episode 11, Chemistry (2002) – Dr Henry Phelan
All Saints: TV series, Season 4 Episode 30, Look into my eyes (2001) – Dr Henry Phelan
The Girl from Tomorrow: TV series, Season 1 Episode 8, Newsprobe (1991/2) – doctor
Sydney Yellow Pages TV advertisement (1990)
Mission: Impossible: TV series, Season 1 Episode 5, The Legacy (1988) – Sommelier
Dirtywater Dynasty: TV series, Season 1 Episode 1 (1988) – butler
Sons and Daughters: TV series, Season 1 Episode 819 (1986) – Mr Alexander
A Country Practice: TV series, Episodes 411-412, Listen to the Children, (1986) – Deputy Headmaster
Who Killed Baby Azaria?: TV Film, (1983) – Mr Kuchel
Case for the Defence: TV series, Season 1 Episode 8, Second Time Around (1978) – Kurriculous
McManus: TV Film, (1976) – doctor
Silent Number: TV series, Season 1 Episode 14, Tightrope (1974) - Tony
Silent Number: TV series, Season 1 Episode 4, Cecelia (1974) – Tony
Spyforce: TV series, Season 1 Episode 38, The Journey (1973) – Colonel David Fenchurch
Number 96: TV series, (1973) – psychiatrist Dr. Alistair Pascal
Spyforce: TV series, Season 1 Episode 32, The Raiders (1971) – Barnes
Trouble in Tahiti: ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) TV (19th March 1972) - Sam
Spyforce: TV series, Series 1 Episode 6, The Trader (1971) – Naval Commander
Division 4: TV series, Season 1 Episode 1, The Protest (Mar 1969) – John Davies
Filmography & Television Credits (Professional – British)
North West Confidential: Film, (1968) – policeman
The Larkins: ATV (Associated Television) TV series, Dizzy Rich, Series 6 Episode 6, (1964) – Pierre
The Big Pull: BBC television series, Episode 1, (1962) – aide
Melody Time: TWW (Television Wales and the West) TV musical series (May 1959) [billed as Ray Parks]
Rush Hour: Associated-Rediffusion TV series, Letter to a Soldier, (15th September 1958) [billed as Raymond Parks, actor]
A Holiday in August: BBC television musical show (17th August 1958) [billed as Raymond Parks, as himself]
Those Wonderful Shows: BBC television musical series (1957/58) [billed as Raymond Parks]
On Stage – London: BBC television musical series (24th November 1957) [billed as Raymond Parks, actor]
Emergency Ward 10: ITV series, Episode 1(1957) – Mr Parsons
Filmography & Television Credits (Professional – British, full details not known)
From Screen to Stage: TV musical show (c1958) [billed as Raymond Parks]
London Shows: TV musical show (c1958) [billed as Raymond Parks]
Theatre Credits (Professional – Australia)
The SecretGarden: State Theatre, Melbourne, VIC (20th December 1995) – Ben Weatherstaff
The SecretGarden: State Theatre, Sydney, NSW (7th September 1995) – Ben Weatherstaff
Great Expectations - The Musical: York Theatre, Chippendale, NSW (28th September 1991)
When We Are Married: Northside Theatre, Killara, NSW (8th November 1989)
To Catch a Thief: Footloose Theatre, Thornleigh, NSW (5th November, 1987)
The Heretic: Playhouse (Sydney Opera House), Sydney, NSW (6th May 1985)
Me and My Girl: Her Majesty's Theatre (1960-2001), Sydney, NSW (1985) – ensemble
Me and My Girl: State Theatre, Melbourne, VIC (1985)
Jesus Christ Superstar: His Majesty's Theatre, Perth, WA (1984)
Jesus Christ Superstar: Sydney Opera House, Sydney, NSW (1983) – Pontius Pilate
London Assurance: Marian Street Theatre, Killara, NSW (October 1982)
House Guest: Princess Theatre, Melbourne, VIC (28th May - 19 June 1982) [along side Patrick Macnee]
House Guest: Canberra Theatre, Canberra, ACT (20th April 1982 [along side Patrick Macnee]
House Guest: Regal Theatre, Perth, WA (3rd March - April 1982) [along side Patrick Macnee]
House Guest: Regal Theatre, Subiaco, WA (3rd March 1982) [along side Patrick Macnee]
House Guest: Brisbane, QLD (1982) [along side Patrick Macnee]
Sisterly Feelings: Abigail Under Canvas/Dorcas at the Races, Playhouse, Perth, WA (22nd September 1981)
Pygmalion: Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA (18th August 1981)
When we were Married: Playhouse, Perth, WA (16th July 1981)
The Elephant Man: Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA (21st May 1981)
Tomfoolery: Regal Theatre, Subiaco, WA (25th February 1981)
Annie: His Majesty’s Theatre, Perth, WA (1st December 1981)
Annie: Playhouse, Perth, WA (1981)
Crushed by Desire: SGIO Theatre, Brisbane, QLD, (21st November 1980) – Peter Peccadillo
Candida: SGIO Theatre, Brisbane, QLD (17th October 1980)
Rum For Your Money: Marian Street Theatre, Killara, NSW (8th May 1980)
The Druid's Rest: Marian Street Theatre, Killara, NSW (7th September 1979)
Fanny: Marian Street Theatre, Killara, NSW (18th May 1979)
Ten Times Table: Marian Street Theatre, Killara, NSW (30th March 1979)
The Misanthrope: Drama Theatre (Sydney Opera House), Sydney, NSW (26th April 1978)
Black Comedy: Drama Theatre (Sydney Opera House), Sydney, NSW (1st March 1978)
A Lad 'n' His Lamp: Marian Street Theatre, Killara, NSW (1978)
The Tempest: Drama Theatre (Sydney Opera House), Sydney, NSW (31st December 1977)
Tarantara! Tarantara!: The Playhouse, Canberra, ACT (6th September 1977)
Tarantara! Tarantara!: Regal Theatre, Subiaco, WA (16th August 1977)
Tarantara! Tarantara!: The Playhouse, Adelaide, SA (2nd August 1977)
Tarantara! Tarantara!: Her Majesty’s Theatre, Brisbane, QLD (12th July 1977)
Tarantara! Tarantara!: Royal Theatre, Hobart, TAS (28th June 1977)
Tarantara! Tarantara!: Princess Theatre, Melbourne, VIC (25th May 1977)
Count Dracula: Theatre Royal, Hobart, TAS (19th April 1977)
The Sound of Music: Theatre Royal, Hobart, TAS (18th March 1977)
Tarantara! Tarantara!: Theatre Royal (1976- ), Sydney, NSW (4th January 1977)
Tarantara! Tarantara!: Marian Street Theatre, Killara, NSW (9th November 1976)
Jesus Christ Superstar: New Zealand (July 1975) – Pontius Pilate
Jesus Christ Superstar: Civic Theatre, Newcastle, NSW (June 1975) – Pontius Pilate
The Taming of the Shrew: SGIO Theatre, Brisbane, QLD (2nd April 1975)
Jesus Christ Superstar: Festival Theatre, Adelaide, SA, (1975) – Pontius Pilate
A Doll’s House: SGIO Theatre, Brisbane, QLD (21st November 1974)
Home and Beauty: Marian Street Theatre, Killara, NSW (11th September 1974)
Bermondsey: AMP Theatrette, Circular Quay, NSW (26th August 1974)
My Shadow and Me: Jane Street Theatre, Randwick, NSW (17th July 1974)
Duet For Two Hands: Marian Street Theatre, Killara, NSW (29th May 1974)
The Dragon Variation: Marian Street Theatre, Killara, NSW, 24th April 1974
Cowardly Custard: Marian Street Theatre, Killara, NSW (13th February 1974)
Cowardly Custard: The Playhouse, Civic Square, ACT (4th February 1974)
Lunch Hour: Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA (October 1973)
The Devil's Disciple: Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA (29th October 1973)
The Devil's Disciple: Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA (29th September 1973)
Flash Jim Vaux: Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA (18th August 1973)
Richard II: Theatre Royal, Hobart, TAS (1972) – Richard II
Big Brother Dragon: Independent Theatre, North Sydney, NSW (1971)
There Is Nothing More Wonderful than a Glorious Sunset: Independent Theatre, North Sydney, NSW (1971)
Anything Goes: The Richbrooke Theatre, Sydney NSW (29th October 1971) – Sir Evelyn Oakleigh
Flint: Independent Theatre, North Sydney, NSW (30th December 1970)
Alice in Wonderland: PhillipTheatre, Sydney, NSW (18th December 1970)
When We Are Married: PhillipTheatre, Sydney, NSW (27th August 1970) – Mr Parker
A Rum Do!: SGIO Theatre, Brisbane, QLD (10th April 1970) – Macquarie
Something to Dance About: Doncaster Theatre Restaurant, Kensington, NSW (10th September 1969)
Theatre Credits (Professional – British)
Lock Up Your Daughters: Citizens' Theatre, Glasgow (18th December 1968 - 25th January 1969)
The Dessert Song: Cambridge Theatre, London (February - April 1968) – Captain Paul Fontaine
The Desert Song, Palace Theatre, [West End] London Revival, (May 1967 - February 1968) – Captain Paul Fontaine
Gala Show: Theatre Royal, York (May 1967)
Cinderella: Connaught Theatre, Worthing (January 1967) – Prince Charming
Cinderella: Theatre Royal, York (December 1967)
No, No, Nanette: York Theatre Royal, York (2nd - 11th February 1967) – Tom
Saint Joan: Theatre Royal, York (7th - 16th July 1966) – Bishop of Beauvais
Virtue in Danger: Theatre Royal, York (June 1966)
Lock Up Your Daughters: Northampton Repertory Theatre (February 1966) – Constant
Lock Up Your Daughters: The Belgrade, Coventry, (January 1966) – Constant
Oh What a Lovely War, European Tour including East and West Germany (December 1965) – A Pierrot [alongside Nigel Hawthorne]
Romanoff and Juliet: Leatherhead Rep (August 1965) – soldier
Meet Me by Moonlight: Her Majesty’s Theatre, Barrow (May - August 1965)
Southsea Bubble: Leatherhead (May 1965)
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?: Northampton Repertory Theatre (1964)
Thark: Leatherhead Rep (12th - 26th May 1964)
Spring 1600: Leatherhead Rep (7th May 1964) – Ned Pope
Strife: Leatherhead Rep (March 1964)
Hobson’s Choice: Leatherhead’s 13th birthday production (21st January - 4th February 1964)
Aladdin: Leatherhead (January 1964) [alongside Henry McGee]
Out of Bounds: Leatherhead (August 1963)
O Marry Me: The Royal, Windsor (June 1963)
Carnival: Lyric Theatre, London (8th February - 9th March 1963) – Dr. Glass and Bear
Carnival: King's Theatre, Glasgow (12th December 1962 - 2nd February 1963) – Dr. Glass and Bear
Carnival: Grand Theatre, Leeds (22nd November - 9th December 1962) – Dr. Glass and Bear
The Amorous Prawn: Leatherhead Theatre Club (August 1962) [alongside Henry McGee]
Babes in the Wood: Belfast Grand Opera House (January 1962) – Robin Hood
Marriage Game: The King’s Theatre, Southsea, prior to London (September 1961) – ‘spiv-like’ Larry
Wild Violets: Palace Theatre, Manchester (July 1961)
Wild Violets: Morecombe Winter Gardens (June 1961)
Wild Violets: Edinburgh Empire (May 1961)
Wild Violets: Newcastle Empire (May 1961)
Wild Violets: Hanley Royal (April 1961)
Wild Violets: Cardiff New, (April 1961)
Wild Violets: Bristol Hippodrome (April 1961)
Wild Violets: Brighton Hippodrome (March 1961)
Jack and the Beanstalk: Leatherhead (December 1960)
Summer Holiday: Scarborough’s Open-Air Theatre (23rd June 1960) – Bill Smith
Summer Holiday: Scarborough Open-Air Theatre (January 1960)
The Desert Song: Hanley Royal (29th October 1959)
The Desert Song: Cardiff New (18th October 1959)
The Desert Song: Bristol Hippodrome (12th - 17th October 1959)
The Desert Song: Birmingham Hippodrome (27th August 1959)
The Desert Song: Nottingham Royal (20th August 1959)
Cabaret at Churchill’s Theatre, Bromley (July 1958) – singer [billed as Raymond Parkes]
Free as Air: Savoy Theatre, London (1957) – Matt and a reporter [alongside Len [Leonard] Rossiter]
Free As Air: The Grand, Leeds (April 1957) – Matt and a reporter [alongside Len [Leonard] Rossiter making his debut]
The Crystal Heart: The Saville Theatre, Camden, London (19th February 1957) – sailor
The Pajama Game: The Coliseum, London (13th October 1955) – singer
Lilac Time: Tour (November 1954) – Schober
Lilac Time: Swansea Empire (21st October 1954) – Schober
Lilac Time: Birmingham Royal (16th September 1954) – Schober (principal baritone)
A Highland Fair: a Tyrone Guthrie production at the Edinburgh Festival (c1954)
Mother Goose, Croydon Grand Theatre, Croydon (1953) – singer [billed as Raymond Parks]
Theatre Credits (Professional – British, full details not know)
Kismet
A Severed Head
Barefoot in the Park
Theatre Credits (Non-Professional – British)
Die Fledermaus: (c1953) – Dr Falke
The Gaieties: Pier Pavilion, St Annes-on-Sea, Lancashire (July 1951) [billed as Raymond Parks]
Felbridge WI Revue, Sugar and Spice: Felbridge (St John’s) Institute, Felbridge (June 1950) – singer billed as [Ray Parks]
The Provoked Wife: Arts Theatre Club, London (22nd March 1950) – men servants [billed as Raymond Parkes]
Australian Press Releases
Harry Millers Production – Jesus Christ Superstar (1975, 1983 & 1984)
1) Raymond Duparc is Pontius Pilate and with his good resonate voice reinforced by a distinctive dramatic presence, he is outstanding.
2) Trevor White seems an ideal Jesus Christ in every way, Stacey Teatro sang “I don’t know how to love him” well and “Could we start again” even better, and Raymond Duparc, classically the best singer in the production, was an imposing Pontius Pilate.
3) Raymond Duparc proves once again what a loss he is to Perth with an interpretation of Pontius Pilate which just be the definitive one.
4) For only Raymond Duparc as Pontius Pilate succeeds in drawing another character worth remembering.
House Guest (1982)
Raymond Duparc, as the arch villain Burford, accelerates the pace and the atmosphere, begins to crackle with electricity when he is around.
Pygmalion (1981)
Raymond Duparc’s characterisation of the egocentric phonetics boffin Higgins was wonderfully detailed. This accomplished actor certainly made excellent use of the stage. His Higgins was a middle-aged boy with an injured air, a refreshing change from the ultra-bored, urban Higginses that usually grace stage and screen.
Candida (1980)
… Candida’s Christian so specialist person – husband, Morell is in an equally superb professional portrait given by Raymond Duparc, a do good man brought down by the crush of his Candida and posturing crush that Geoff Cartwright’s romantic poet has on her.
Fanny (1979)
Raymond Duparc’s Cesar is a lovable roué with a worldly-wise attitude to solving most problems nature throws up. One remembers him in many fine stage roles, not the least of which was his elegant Sir Arthur Sullivan in Marian Street’s smash hit Tarantara! Tarantara! the year before last. Cesar pursues his own routine tirelessly, but he always has time for everyone’s troubles. It is a nice portrait and it stays in the mind.
Ten Times Table (1979)
Raymond Duparc, immaculate and immobile as the alcoholic, one of the best things I’ve seen him do.
The Misenthrope, Opera House, Sydney (1978)
… two exceptions were Raymond Duparc, who brought a fine sense of style and flair to Philinte and Judy Nunn, the bitchy Arsinor.
Tarantara! Tarantara! (1977)
Raymond Duparc (a memorable Sir Arthur Sullivan in the highly successful Tarantara! Tarantar! and many other roles) is always a pleasure to watch.
Taming of the Shrew (1975)
As Baptisite, Raymond Duparc again gives a fine performance. In fact I have yet to see him in other than top form, whether playing pantomime or drama. Clear of diction, easy of movement, his is the essence of the polished performer.
Dragon Variation (1974)
1) Raymond Duparc plays the stranger, and also Roger Mitford, the squire, Porteous Larrimore, a camp litterateur, Owen Glendower, a seedy old Welsh schoolmaster …. and Paul Stivee, an ex-Hungarian revolutionary. Mr Duparc is splendid, never faltering, though switching roles and accents on and off like a neon sign, he is always equal to his heavy burden and brings each personality to life with admirable style. A good, well written, well produced play with care and performed with professionally ability.
2) Raymond Duparc makes quite a magnificent job of playing five actors, the actor, the stranger, the squire, the barber and the Welsh school-master.
Richard II (1972)
As Richard, Raymond Duparc, began slowly but added structure and breadth to play the character as the play progressed. He played Richard as a king who although was romantic and weak, never lost his aura of majesty.
Anything Goes (1971)
The first-rate actor-singer Raymond Duparc, is ideally cast as a titled Englishman and Barbara Wyndon was in great form as Hope Harcourt.
A Rum Do (1970)
1) Author of the work is Rob Inglis and the composer Robin Wood. They have captured the spirit of the period and the sincerity of Macquarie, played magnificently by former Englishman Raymond Duparc. Duparc’s success in this show has earned him a high plane in contemporary Australian theatre. His resounding baritone dominates the stage.
2) Eaymond Duparc, as governor Macquarie, the builder, was superb. Acting in a manner always to emphasise the complexity of Macquarie’s character, he dominated the stage, except when sharing it with Elaine Cusick as his wife Elizabeth.
3) …the shows chief asset is the fine voice and personality of Raymond Duparc as Macquaire. Mr Duparc is an English actor-singer who migrated here recently and should prove a valuable property.
4) … such an exciting, memorable production could not have been achieved without the professionalism of the actors. Raymond Duparc drew a tender yet determined characterisation of Macquarie, fully realising the numerous contrasts and subtleties inherent in the role.
Kismet (date unknown)
1) They have the advantage of Raymond Duparc who portrays, Hajj with skill, power and consummate charm. His acting is vital and varied and his signing is worthy of the music-based on the exotic themes of Borodin. Dominating the stage was Raymond Duparc as the Baghdad poet who launched the frail craft of his destiny on the uncertain currents of his fate, and after being tossed this way and that, between life and death, fortune and poverty, fame and obscurity, finally reaching a safe harbour.
2) Excellent Lead – His professional assurance, fine voice and superb technique carried him on the crest of the wave throughout the show, and he depicted the many sides of the character-rogue Rhymester Humorist, father and lover – with mercurial charm. The show leapt into life every time he appeared and his historic defence of his right hand doomed to be cut off when he is convicted of stealing, was one of the most fascinating highlights. With so excellent a leading man, it was inevitable that with the slightest imperfections in the smaller parts should stand out in high relief, but luckily these were not sufficiently marked t spoil the production.
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Terence O’Brien
The following is a summary Terence O’Brien’s reported theatrical credits, gleaned through trawling many theatrical publications, documents and archives, magazine and newspaper articles and memories of former Felbridge residents that knew him. These may not be the complete listings of Terence O’Brien’s filmography, television and theatre credits but hopefully the lists are the most comprehensive. Along side the production is the name of the character, where known, that he was playing.
Theatre Credits
Samson Agonistes: (The Religious Drama Society presents the Rock Theatre Company) Church of St-Martin-in-the-Fields, London (7th May 1951- a season) – the Messenger
Man or Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) The Embassy Theatre, Swiss Cottage London (17th May 1949 – 2 week season) – Jack Tanner
The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (11th January 1949) – Captain
Atonement: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (7th January 1949) – Walsh, a District Judge
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Citizens Theatre, Glasgow (August 1948)
The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Birmingham (12th - 18th July 1948)
The Devil’s Disciple: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Birmingham (12th - 18th July 1948)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Birmingham (12th - 18th July 1948)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The lyceum, Edinburgh (5th July 1948)
The Devil’s Disciple: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Dolphin, Brighton (June 1948)
The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Dolphin, Brighton (June 1948)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Dolphin, Brighton (June 1948)
The Devil’s Disciple: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, [theatre unknown], Margate (June 1948)
The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, [theatre unknown], Margate (June 1948)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, [theatre unknown], Margate (June 1948)
The Devil’s Disciple: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, [theatre unknown], Kettering (June 1948)
The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, [theatre unknown], Kettering (June 1948)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, [theatre unknown], Kettering (June 1948)
The Devil’s Disciple: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Belfast (24th May - 7th June 1948)
The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Belfast (24th May - 7th June 1948)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Belfast (24th May - 7th June 1948)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company), The Grand Theatre, Derby (15th - 22nd March) 1948
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company), Kilburn Empire, London (16th February 1948)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Dolphin, Brighton (2nd February 1948)
By Candlelight: (Twentieth Century Liberal Theatre Group) [Theatre not known] (28th October 1947) – the Baron
Atonement: Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (January 1946) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
Twelfth Night: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Torquay (3rd March 1946 - ) – Malvolio
The Merchant of Venice: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Torquay (3rd March 1946 - ) – Shylock
The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, (February 1946 - )
The Devil’s Disciple: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, (February 1946 - )
You Never Can Tell: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, (February 1946 - )
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, (February 1946 - )
The Millionairess: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, (February 1946 - )
Twelfth Night: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Royal County Theatre, Bedford (February 1946)
The Merchant of Venice: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Royal County Theatre, Bedford (February 1946)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Royal County Theatre, Bedford (February 1946)
Atonement: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (7th January 1946) – Walsh, a District Judge
Tobias and the Angel: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (January 1946) – Archangel Raphael
Atonement: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (December 1945 - season)
Sequel: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (December 1945 - season)
The House by the Stable: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (December 1945 - season)
The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (December 1945 - season)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (17th December 1945) – John Tanner [first day of the season]
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Princes Theatre Bradford (November 1945)
Scenes from, Hamlet, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Twelfth Night & A Merchant of Venice: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Princes Theatre Bradford (17th November 1945)
Atonement: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Princes Theatre Bradford (16th November 1945)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Civic Playhouse, Swindon (September 1945)
Scenes from, Hamlet, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Twelfth Night & A Merchant of Venice: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Civic Playhouse, Swindon (28th September 1945)
The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Oldham Repertory (August 1945) – Captain
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Oldham Repertory (August 1945) – John Tanner
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Palace theatre, Burnley (12th - 18th March 1945)
The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Coliseum, Harrow (9th March 1945)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Coliseum, Harrow (6th - 10th March 1945)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Huddersfield (February 1945)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Memorial Theatre, Stratford (29th January -February 1945)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The New Theatre, Hull (22nd January 1945)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Arts Theatre, Cambridge (4th December 1944 -) – John Tanner
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) ENSA Tour (August 1944 - 14 weeks)
The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) ENSA Tour (August 1944 - 14 weeks)
Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) ENSA Tour (July 1943 - 14 weeks)
Case 27, V.C.: (Rock Theatre Company) Theatre Royal, Bath (5th July 1943)
Case 27, V.C.: (Rock Theatre Company, formerly the Oxford Pilgrim Players) The Comedy Theatre, London (2nd June 1943) – father of Dennis O’Brien VC
Case 27, V.C.: (Rock Theatre Company, formerly the Oxford Pilgrim Players) Pontypool, Wales (May 1943) – father of Dennis O’Brien VC
Case 27, V.C.: (Rock Theatre Company, formerly the Oxford Pilgrim Players) Llanilleth, Wales (May 1943) – father of Dennis O’Brien VC
Case 27, V.C.: (Rock Theatre Company, formerly the Oxford Pilgrim Players) Troedyrhiw, Wales (May 1943) – father of Dennis O’Brien VC
The House by the Stable: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) The Grand Theatre, Croydon (14th December 1942)
The Marvellous History of Young Bernard: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) The Grand Theatre, Croydon (13th December 1942)
To Kill a Cat: Aldwych Theatre, London (7th June 1939)
The Jews of York: The Duchess Theatre, London (4th June 1939) – Joce [in aid of the Not Forgotten Association]
Glorious Morning: Whitehall Theatre (12th September 1938 - 4th March 1939) – Leman
The Milkman’s Robed: (Southern Cross Players) Royalty Theatre (25th November 1938)
Glorious Morning: Duchess Theatre (25th May - 10th September 1938) – Leman
Coriolanus: The Whitehall, London (1938) – Cominius
Coriolanus: The Duchess Theatre, London (1938) – Cominius
Coriolanus: The Old Vic, London (1938) – Cominius
Shakespeare Birthday Festival: Old Vic, London (1938) [alongside Michael Redgrave and Sybil Thorndyke]
Clear All Wires: Provincial Tour, Eastbourne (June 1933) – Sozanoff
Clear All Wires: The Garrick Theatre, London (6th June 1933) – Sozanoff
The Merchant of Venice: The Playhouse (May 1932) [alongside Ellen Terry]
Merchant of Venice: Stratford Festival, Stratford-upon-Avon (May 1932) – Gratiano
Merchant of Venice: The St James’s Theatre, London (28th April 1932) – Gratiano
Othello: The St James’s Theatre, London (4th April 1932) – Montano
Pygmalion: (Macdona Player’s) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Manchester (14th September – 3rd October 1931) – Henry Higgins
Man and Superman: (Macdona Player’s) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Manchester (14th September – 3rd October 1931) – John Tanner
Pygmalion: (Macdona Player’s) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Leeds (7th September 1931)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Macdona Player’s) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Sheffield (1st, 2nd, 4th - 6th September 1931)
Pygmalion: (Macdona Player’s) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Sheffield (1st, 2nd, 4th - 6th September 1931)
Mrs Warren’s Profession: (Macdona Player’s) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Sheffield (1st, 2nd, 4th - 6th September 1931)
Man and Superman: (Macdona Player’s) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Sheffield (31st August & 3rd September 1931) – John Tanner
Severed Head: The Player’s Theatre, New Compton Street Playhouse, London (25th April 1930) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
When the Clock Strikes: The Player’s Theatre, New Compton Street Playhouse, London (31st March 1930) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
Every Mother’s Son: The Player’s Theatre, New Compton Street Playhouse, London (10th March 1930) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
Every Mother’s Son: The Player’s Theatre, New Compton Street Playhouse, London (28th February 1930) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
Members of Turvington: The Player’s Theatre, New Compton Street Playhouse, London (21st February 1930) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
Dinner is Served: The Player’s Theatre, New Compton Street Playhouse, London (7th February 1930) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
The Best of Both Worlds: The Player’s Theatre [formerly Playroom Six], New Compton Street Playhouse, London (24th January 1930) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
The Father: The Everyman Theatre, (August 1929)
The Father: The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith (July 1929)
The Father: Wolverhampton (July 1929)
Macdona Players Tour of Bernard Shaw’s plays: India and China (19th October 1928 - July 1929)
Man and Superman: (Macdona Players) [theatre not known] (October 1928) – John Tanner
The Father: The Wimbledon Theatre (28th May - 2nd June 1928)
The Father: The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith (21st - 26th May 1928) – Adolf [actor/producer]
The Father: The Grand, Wolverhampton (13th - 19th May 1928) – Adolf
The Father: The RoyalCourtTheatre, Liverpool (April 1928) – Adolf
The Father: The Grand Opera House, Scarborough (5th March 1928) – Adolf [actor/manager/producer]
The Father: Savoy Theatre, London (January/February 1928)
The Father: The Apollo Theatre, London (January/February 1928)
The Father: The Everyman Theatre, London (January/February 1928)
Lithuania: The Arts Theatre, London (28th January 1928) – a stranger
The Land of Heart’s Desire: The Arts Theatre, London (January 1928) – Father Hart
The Manderson Girls: Playroom Six, New Compton Street, London (22nd November 1927) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
The Glimpse of Reality: Arts Theatre, London (20th & 21st November 1927) – Sandro
Creditors: The Arts Theatre, London (20th & 21st November 1927)
The Father: The Arts Theatre, London (20th & 21st November 1927)
Miss Julie: Playroom Six (16th - 19th November 1927) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
Woman’s Honour: The Arts Theatre, London (27th October 1927) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
Master: The Arts Theatre, London (14th September 1927) – Jo Howard
Art and Opportunity: Playroom Six [later known as The Players Theatre] New Compton Street, London (26th July 1927) – Henry Bentley MP
The Comedian: Birmingham Repertory Theatre (19th March 1927) – Genesius
Hamlet: Lyceum Theatre, London (22nd April 1926) – Horatio [alongside Sybil Thorndyke]
Autumnal Roses: Faculty of Arts, 10, Upper John Street, Golden Square, London (28th March 1926) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
Pericles, Prince of Tyre: (Fellowship of Players) New Scala Theatre, London (14th March 1926) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
The Joy Ride: The “Q” Theatre, KewBridge, London (8th February 1926) – Lemnuel Nixon
Rust: The “Q” Theatre, KewBridge, London (12th January 1926) – Miguel
Hamlet: The Old Vic, London (1926)
Othello: St James Theatre, London (1925 - 1926)
Joy-Ride: The “Q” Theatre, KewBridge, London (December 1925 - February 1926)
Rust: The “Q” Theatre, KewBridge, London (December 1925 - February 1926)
The Lifting: The “Q” Theatre, KewBridge, London (14th December 1925) – Callum MacLean
Madame Pepita: The Arts Theatre, Golden Square, London (1st November 1925) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
The White Devil: (Renaissance Theatre Society) The Scala Theatre, London (11th & 12th October 1925) – Cardinal Monticelso
King Henry VI (Part I): (British Empire Shakespeare Society) Haymarket (5th October 1925) – Plantagenet
Hamlet: (Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company) The Kingsway Theatre, London (25th August 1925) – First Player [modern dress]
The Czarina: The Lyric Theatre, London (20th July 1925) – Captain Kaschumowsky
Caesar and Cleopatra: (Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company) The Kingsway Theatre, London (21st April 1925) – centurion
Lithuania: The “Q” Theatre, KewBridge, London (January 1925) – stranger
A Message from Mars: The “Q” Theatre, KewBridge, London (13th January 1925 - ) – Horace Parker
Young Person in Pink: The “Q” Theatre, KewBridge, London (26th December 1924 - 11th January 1925) – Lord Stevenage [opening production for the theatre]
The Snare: The Everyman Theatre, London (December 1924) – Sir Terence O’Moy
Clogs to Clogs: The Everyman Theatre, London (10th November 1924) – Joshua Wilson
King John: (The Fellowship Players) The Strand (9th November 1924)
Doubt: The Hippodrome, Manchester (September 1924)
Back to Methuselah, Part V: The Savoy Theatre, London (July 1924) – Martellus
The Snare: The Everyman Theatre, London (July 1924) – Sergeant Flynn
The Snare: The Regent Theatre, London (July 1924) – Sergeant Flynn
The Snare: The Savoy Theatre, London (4th July 1924) – Sargeant Flynn
The Samurai: The Alhambra, Bradford (April 1924)
The Samurai: The Hippodrome, Brighton (April 1924) – General Korsakoff
Back to Methuselah: Royal Court, London (18th February - 6th March 1924) – Burge-Lubin (President of the BritishIslands)
Back to Methuselah, Part III: The Savoy Theatre, London (February 1924) – Burge-Lubin (President of the BritishIslands)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Bath (19th November 1923 - 3rd December 1923)
How He Lied to Her Husband: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Bath (19th November 1923 - 3rd December 1923)
Candida: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour Theatre Royal, Bath (19th November 1923 - 3rd December 1923)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour,, The Repertory Theatre, Nottingham (October 1923)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Repertory Theatre, Nottingham (October 1923)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Repertory Theatre, Nottingham (October 1923)
How he Lied to her Husband: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Repertory Theatre, Nottingham (October 1923)
Candida: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Repertory Theatre, Nottingham (October 1923)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Repertory Theatre, Nottingham (October 1923)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Burnley Empire (October 1923)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, Burnley Empire (October 1923)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Burnley Empire (October 1923)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool (October 1923) – Louis
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool (October 1923)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Birmingham (October 1923)
Major Barbara: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company), Birmingham (October 1923) – Andrew Undershaft
Hamlet: (Charles Macdona’s Repertory Company) [Theatre not known] (September 1923)
Twelfth Night: (Charles Macdona’s Repertory Company) [Theatre not known] (September 1923)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company), Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (12th June 1923)
Major Barbara: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company), Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (11th June 1923)
Major Barbara: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company), Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (5th June 1923)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company), Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (4th June 1923)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (29th May 1923)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (28th May 1923
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (19th - 26th May 1923)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (19th - 26th May 1923)
Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (19th - 26th May 1923)
How He Lied to Her Husband: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (19th - 26th May 1923)
Candida: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (19th - 26th May 1923)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (19th - 26th May 1923)
Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (19th - 26th May 1923)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, DevonshirePark, Eastbourne (April 1923)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, DevonshirePark, Eastbourne (April 1923)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, DevonshirePark, Eastbourne (April 1923)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, DevonshirePark, Eastbourne (April 1923)
Fanny’s First play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, DevonshirePark, Eastbourne (9th & 10th April 1923) – Juggins
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pleasure Gardens, Folkestone (12th March 1923 - 2 week season)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pleasure Gardens, Folkestone (12th March 1923 - 2 week season)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pleasure Gardens, Folkestone (12th March 1923 - 2 week season)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pleasure Gardens, Folkestone (12th March 1923 - 2 week season)
Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pleasure Gardens, Folkestone (12th March 1923 - 2 week season) – Juggins
The Doctor’s Dilemma: The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith (27th February - 4th March 1923)
Pygmalion: The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith (27th February - 4th March 1923)
Candida: The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith (27th February - 4th March 1923)
Fanny’s First Play: The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith (27th February - 4th March 1923)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith (26th February 1923)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Blackpool (15th - 20th January 1923)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Blackpool (15th - 20th January 1923)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Blackpool (15th - 20th January 1923)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pavilion Theatre: Ayr (11th - 18th December 1922)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pavilion Theatre: Ayr (11th - 18th December 1922)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pavilion Theatre: Ayr (11th - 18th December 1922)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pavilion Theatre: Ayr (11th - 18th December 1922)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Royal, Hanley (October 1922)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Royal, Hanley (October 1922)
Major Barbara: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Royal, Hanley (October 1922)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Royal, Hanley (October 1922)
The Doctors Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Derby (August/September 1922)
Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Derby (August/September 1922) – Jack Tarmer
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Derby (August/September 1922)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Derby (August/September 1922)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) The Wimbledon Theatre, London (21st August 1922) – John Tanner
Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (10th - 22nd July 1922) – a footman
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (10th - 22nd July 1922)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (10th - 22nd July 1922)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (10th - 22nd July 1922) – John Tanner
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Wolverhampton (May 1922)
Major Barbara: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Wolverhampton (May 1922)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Wolverhampton (May 1922)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Wolverhampton (May 1922)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (April 1922)
Major Barbara: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (April 1922)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (April 1922)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (April 1922)
Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (April 1922)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen (December 1921)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool (November 1921) – Henry Higgins
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Hull, (7th - 12th November 1921)
Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Hull, (7th - 12th November 1921)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Hull, (7th November 1921)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (31st October - 6th November 1921)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (31st October - 6th November 1921)
A Midsummer Night’s Dream: (Daly’s Shakespearian Revival) RoyalCourtTheatre, London (February 1921) – Demetrius
King Henry IV (part II): (Daly’s Shakespearian Revival) RoyalCourtTheatre, London (17th February 1921 - ) – Prince John of Lancaster and Lord Bardolph
[Production name not known]: Ambassador’s Theatre, London (January 1921)
A Midsummer Night’s Dream: (James Bernard Fagan) Court Theatre, London (2nd December 1920 - 20th December 1920) – Demetrius
A Midsummer Night’s Dream: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, (November 1920) – Demetrius
A Midsummer Night’s Dream: (James Bernard Fagan) Court Theatre, London (October 1920)
Twelfth Night: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, The Playhouse, Liverpool (April 1920)
Merry Wives of Windsor: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, The Playhouse, Liverpool (April 1920) – Ford
Twelfth Night: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, Bradford, (November 1919)
Twelfth Night: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, The Royal, Bradford, (November 1919)
Twelfth Night: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, King’s Theatre, Edinburgh (November 1919) - Orsino
School of Scandal: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, The King’s Theatre, Edinburgh (November 1919) – Charles Surface
School of Scandal: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, Manchester (November 1919) – Charles Surface
Twelfth Night:(James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, Manchester (November 1919) – Orsino
Twelfth Night: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, Wimbledon Theatre (October 1919) – Orsino
The Merchant of Venice: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour (October 1919) - Bassanio
The School for Scandal: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Middlesbrough (22nd September 1919) – Trip
The School for Scandal: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Leamington Spa (15th September 1919) – Trip
Much Ado About Nothing: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, (June 1919) – Borachio
Much Ado About Nothing: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, (June 1919) – Benedick
Julius Caesar: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, (June 1919) – Brutus
The Comedy of Error: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, (June 1919) – Antipholus of Ephesus
Merchant of Venice: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, (June 1919) – Antonio
Twelfth Night: (James Bernard Fagan) RoyalCourtTheatre, London (26th May 1919) – Orsino
School for Scandal: (James Bernard Fagan) RoyalCourtTheatre, London (May 1919)
Twelfth Night: (Royal Shakespeare Company), Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon (23rd April 1919) – Orsino [press night]
The School for Scandal: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, Manchester (March 1919)
School for Scandal: (James Bernard Fagan) RoyalCourtTheatre, London (17th March 1919) – Trip
The School for Scandal: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, Edinburgh (1919)
Hamlet: OldVicTheatre, London (January 1919)
Twelfth Night: (James Bernard Fagan) RoyalCourtTheatre, London (23rd October 1918 – 15th March 1919 [after 167 performances]) – Orsino
A Kiss or Two: Palladium, London (September 1918) – Pat Delany
A Kiss or Two: Provincial Tour (August/September 1918) – Pat Delany
The Rivals: Provincial Tour, The Playhouse, Liverpool (April 1918) – Captain Absolute
Sowing in the Wind: Provincial Tour, Playhouse Company, New Brighton (April 1918) – Ned Annesley
Manxman: Provincial Tour, The Playhouse, Liverpool (March 1918) – Pete
Sowing in the Wind: Provincial Tour, Playhouse Company, Liverpool (February 1918) – Ned Annesley
A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Provincial Tour, The Playhouse, Liverpool (December 1917) – Lysander
Ghosts: Kennington Theatre (4th June 1917) – Oswald Alving
The Lady of Lyons: Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (April 1917)
Much Ado About Nothing: (Vic Repertory Company) Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (1917) – Benedick [alongside Sybil Thorndyke]
Shakespeare Birthday Festival: Twelfth Night: (Vic Repertory Company) Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (23rd April 1917) [alongside Ellen Terry and Sybil Thorndyke]
As You Like It: (Vic Repertory Company) Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (February/March 1917) – Orlando
Macbeth: (Vic Repertory Company) Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (February 1917) – MacDuff [alongside Sybil Thorndyke]
Twelfth Night: (Vic Repertory Company) Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (January 1917) – Orsario [alongside Sybil Thorndyke]
The Star of Bethlehem: Royal Victoria Hall, (December 1916) – one of the Three Kings [alongside Sybil Thorndyke]
As You Like It: (Vic Repertory Company) Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (6th - 7th December 1916) – Orlando
Julius Caesar: (Vic Repertory Company) Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (23rd October - 3rd November 1916) – Marcus Brutus [alongside Sybil Thorndyke]
As You Like It: (Vic Repertory Company) Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (11th & 12th October 1916) – Orlando
The Merchant of Venice: (Vic Repertory Company) Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (October 1916) – Bassanio [alongside Sybil Thorndyke]
King Lear’s Wife: (Vic Repertory Company) Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (1916 - 1917)
Henry V: (Vic Repertory Company) Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (1916 - 1917) – Henry V
Hamlet: (Vic Repertory Company) Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (1916 - 1917) – Hamlet
Othello: (Vic Repertory Company) Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (1916 - 1917) – Othello
Mr Wu: (1916) Wu Ij Chang [as understudy to Matheson Lang]
Merchant of Venice: (1916) – Shylock [as understudy to Matheson Lang]
Pete: London (1916)
Mr Wu: London (1916) – Holman
Judith: Incorporated Stage Society at the Queen’s Theatre, London (January 1916) – Captain in Nebuchadnezzar’s Army
The Merchant of Venice: The Strand, Theatre, London (December 1915) – Tubal
The Merchant of Venice: St JamesTheatre, London (December 1915) – Prince of Morocco
Pete: (Matheson Lang) Kennington Theatre (November/December 1915) – Black Tom
The Merchant of Venice: (Matheson Lang) Kennington Theatre (22nd November 1915) – Prince of Morocco
The Eleventh Hour: The Coliseum, London (January 1915)
Comedy of Errors: (Stratford-upon-Avon Players), Standard Theatre, Johannesburg (17th January 1914)
Richard II: (Stratford-upon-Avon Players), Standard Theatre, Johannesburg (16th January 1914)
Henry V: (Stratford-upon-Avon Players), Standard Theatre, Johannesburg (15th January 1914)
Richelieu [aka The Conspiracy]: (Stratford-upon-Avon Players), Standard Theatre, Johannesburg (14th January 1914)
Twelfth Night: (Stratford-upon-Avon Players), Standard Theatre, Johannesburg (13th January 1914)
Hamlet: (Stratford-upon-Avon Players), Standard Theatre, Johannesburg (12th January 1914) – Leartes
Twelfth Night: (F R Benson’s Shakespearian Company) Royal County Theatre, Bedford (August 1913)
She Stoops to Conquer: (F R Benson’s Shakespearian Company) Royal County Theatre, Bedford (August 1913)
If I were King: (F R Benson’s Shakespearian Company) Royal County Theatre, Bedford (August 1913)
Henry V: (F R Benson’s Shakespearian Company) Royal County Theatre, Bedford (August 1913)
Richard III: (F R Benson’s Shakespearian Company) Royal County Theatre, Bedford (August 1913)
The School for Scandal: (F R Benson’s Shakespearian Company) Royal County Theatre, Bedford (August 1913)
Emerald Isle: St Mark’s Hall, Wimbledon (April 1913) – a rebel
Citizen Morot: (Arts and Dramatic Club) 8, Blenheim Terrace, London (April 1913) – Gaston Marquis de Crèsny
The Green Cockatoo: (Stage Society) Aldwych Theatre, London (3rd March 1913) – Rollin
Merry Wives of Windsor: British Empire Shakespeare Company at Passmore Edward’s Settlement (2nd March 1913) – Nym
The Pretenders: The Haymarket, London (22nd February - March 1913)
Macbeth: (Matheson Lang Tour of South Africa, India, China and the Philippines) (May 1911 - 1913)
The Passing of the Third Floor Back: (Matheson Lang Tour of South Africa, India, China and the Philippines) (May 1911 - 1913)
Much Ado About Nothing: (Matheson Lang Tour of South Africa, India, China and the Philippines) (May 1911 -1913)
Romeo and Juliet: (Matheson Lang Tour of South Africa, India, China and the Philippines) (May 1911 - 1913)
The Merchant of Venice: (Matheson Lang Tour of South Africa, India, China and the Philippines) (May 1911 - 1913)
Sweet Nell of Drury Lane: (Matheson Lang Tour of South Africa, India, China and the Philippines) (May 1911 - 1913)
Hamlet: (Matheson Lang Tour of South Africa, India, China and the Philippines) (May 1911 - 1913)
Bardelys the Magnificent: (Matheson Lang Tour of South Africa, India, China and the Philippines) (May 1911 - 1913)
Taming of the Shrew: (Matheson Lang Tour of South Africa, India, China and the Philippines) (May 1911 - 1913)
The Fighting Chance: The Shakespeare Theatre, (12th December 1910) – Dr John Vorland
The Fighting Chance: The Pavilion (5th December 1910) – Dr John Vorland
The Fighting Chance: The Palace Theatre (October 1910) – Dr John Vorland
The Fighting Chance: The Royal, Hanley (October 1910) – Dr John Vorland
The Fighting Chance: The Grand, Croydon (September 1910) – Dr John Vorland
The Fighting Chance: The Royal, Aldershot (19th September 1910) – Dr John Vorland
The Proud Prince: Fulham Theatre (9th May 1910) – Théron
The Proud Prince: The Borough Theatre, Stratford (11th April 1910) – Théron
The Proud Prince: Theatre Royal, Portsmouth (2nd April 1910) – Théron
The Proud Prince: King’s Theatre, Hammersmith (7th February 1910) – Théron
Fighting Chance: Grand Theatre, Southampton (1909 - 1910)
East Lynne: The Lyceum Theatre, London (October 1909)
The Proud Prince: Lyceum Theatre (October 1909) – young man
Julius Caesar: (British Empire Shakespeare Company) (May 1909) – Artemidorus and First Citizen
The Prisoner of the Bastille: The Lyceum Theatre, London (13th May 1909) – Monsieur de Wardes
Hamlet: Lyceum Theatre, London (April 1909) – First Player
The Betrayer: Theatre Royal, Goole, Yorkshire (14th January 1909)
Parson Thorne: Theatre Royal, Goole, Yorkshire (11th January 1909) – Parson Thorne
Lady Audley’s Secret: New Theatre Royal, SeahamHarbour, CountyDurham (July 1908)
The Little Widow: New Theatre Royal, SeahamHarbour, CountyDurham (July 1908)
The Scarlet Clue: New Theatre Royal, SeahamHarbour, CountyDurham (6th July 1908) – Jack Esmond and Harry Esmond
Twelfth Night: Woking Public Hall aka the Grand Theatre, Woking (1908) – Sea Captain
Film Credits
The World Owes me a Living: (1945) – General
Glorious Morning: TV film, filmed at the Whitehall Theatre (October 1938) - Leman
Midnight Menace (aka Bombs Over London): (July 1937) – Secret Agent Fearns
Q-Ships: (1928) – [role not listed]
The House Opposite: (1917) – the thief
The Merchant of Venice: filmed at Walthamstow Studios (1916) – Tubal
Leah Bateman aka Leah Bateman-Hunter
The following is a summary Leah Batemen’s reported theatrical credits, gleaned through trawling many theatrical publications, documents and archives, magazine and newspaper articles. This may not be the complete listing of Leah Bateman’s theatre credits but hopefully the list is the most comprehensive. The stage name Leah Bateman is credited throughout unless otherwise stated, along with the name of the character, where known, that she was playing. Theatrical appearances marked with an * indicate that both Lean Bateman and Terence O’Brien were in the production, either as actress/actor or actress/producer.
Theatre Credits (Professional – British)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pleasure Gardens, Folkestone (6th November 1931)
The Apple Cart: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pleasure Gardens, Folkestone (November 1931) – Lysistrata
Mrs Warren’s Profession (aka Mrs Warren’s Confession): (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Edinburgh (24th August 1931 - 4 week season) – Mrs Warren
Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Edinburgh (24th August 1931 - 4 week season)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Edinburgh (24th August 1931 - 4 week season)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Edinburgh (24th August 1931 - 4 week season) – Eliza Dolittle
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Edinburgh (24th August 1931 - 4 week season)
Candida: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Edinburgh (24th August 1931 - 4 week season)
Man of Destiny: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Edinburgh (24th August 1931 - 4 week season)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Edinburgh (24th August 1931 - 4 week season)
Mrs Warren’s Profession: Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Glasgow (11th - 16th August 1931)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Glasgow (11th - 16th August 1931)
The Philanderer: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Glasgow (11th - 16th August 1931)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Glasgow (11th - 16th August 1931)
Misalliance: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Glasgow (11th -16th August 1931)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Glasgow (10th August 1931)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Glasgow (3rd August 1931) – Mrs Clandon
The Apple Cart: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Glasgow (27th July 1931 - 4 week season) – Amanda
Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Alhambra, Bradford (9th - 11th June 1931)
Mrs Warren’s Profession: Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Alhambra, Bradford (9th June 1931 - 11th June 1931)
The Philanderer: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Alhambra, Bradford (8th June 1931)
Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Croydon (17th & 18th April 1931)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Croydon (16th April 1931)
Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Croydon (16th April 1931)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Croydon (15th April 1931)
Getting Married: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Croydon (14th April 1931) – Mrs George
Getting Married: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pier Pavilion, ColwynBay (April 1931)
Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pier Pavilion, ColwynBay (April 1931)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pier Pavilion, ColwynBay (April 1931)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pier Pavilion, ColwynBay (April 1931)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pier Pavilion, ColwynBay (April 1931)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Swansea (9th February 1931) – Miss Ramsden
Misalliance: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, The Theatre Royal, Halifax (13th October 1930) – Lena
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, The Grand Theatre, Leeds (15th September 1930) – Miss Ramsden
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, The Opera House, Manchester (11th August 1930 - 2 week season)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (19th May - 2nd June 1930)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (19th May - 2nd June 1930)
Arms and the Man: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (19th May - 2nd June 1930)
Misalliance: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (19th May - 2nd June 1930)
Mrs Warren’s Profession: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (19th May - 2nd June 1930)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (19th May - 2nd June 1930)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Gaiety, Dublin (17th - 24th March 1930)
Getting Married: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Gaiety, Dublin (17th - 24th March 1930)
Mrs Warren’s Profession: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, The Gaiety, Dublin (17th - 24th March 1930)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, The Gaiety, Dublin (17th March - 24th March 1930)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Gaiety, Dublin (17th - 24th March 1930)
Arms and the Man: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Gaiety, Dublin (17th - 24th March 1930)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Gaiety, Dublin (17th –-24th March 1930) – Eliza Dolittle
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, VictoriaTheatre, Burnley (4th - 10th March)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, VictoriaTheatre, Burnley (4th - 10th March)
Mrs Warren’s Profession: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, VictoriaTheatre, Burnley (4th - 10th March)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, VictoriaTheatre, Burnley (3rd March 1930) – Eliza Dolittle
You Never Can Tell: Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Winter Gardens, New Brighton (27th February 1930)
Mrs Warren’s Profession (aka Mrs Warren’s Confession): Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Winter Gardens, New Brighton (26th February 1930)
Man and Superman: Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Winter Gardens, New Brighton (25th February 1930)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Winter Gardens, New Brighton (24th February 1930) – Eliza Dolittle
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Southampton (14th - 21st October 1929) – Eliza Dolittle
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol (23rd July - 5th August 1929)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol (23rd July - 5th August 1929)
Mrs Warren’s Profession: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol (23rd July - 5th August 1929)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol (23rd July - 5th August 1929)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol (23rd July - 5th August 1929)
Getting Married: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol (23rd - 29th July)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol (22nd July 1929) – Eliza Dolittle
Arms and the Man: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (9th July 1929)
Getting Married: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (8th July 1929)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (1st July 1929)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (25th June 1929)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (24th June 1929) – Eliza Dolittle
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Grand Opera House, Belfast (27th May - 10th June 1929)
Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Grand Opera House, Belfast (27th May - 10th June 1929)
Getting Married: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Grand Opera House, Belfast (27th May 1929 - 10th June 1929)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Grand Opera House, Belfast (27th May - 10th June 1929)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Grand Opera House, Belfast (27th May - 10th June 1929)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, Grand Opera House, Belfast (20th May 1929) – Eliza Dolittle
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince’s Theatre, Manchester (6th - 13th May 1929) – Eliza Dolittle
Getting Married: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) The Embassy, Swiss Cottage, London (20th - 27th March 1929)
Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) The Embassy, Swiss Cottage, London (20th - 27th March 1929)
Arms and the Man: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) The Embassy, Swiss Cottage, London (12th - 19th March 1929)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) The Embassy, Swiss Cottage, London (12th - 19th March 1929)
Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) The Embassy, Swiss Cottage, London (5th - 11th March 9)
Mrs Warren’s Profession: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) The Embassy, Swiss Cottage, London (5th - 11th March 9)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) The Embassy, Swiss Cottage, London (25th February - 4th March 1929)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) The Embassy, Swiss Cottage, London (25th February 1929 - 4th March 1929)
Mrs Warren’s Profession: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol (1928)
Major Barbara: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol (1928)
Getting Married: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol (1928)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince’s Theatre, Bristol (1928)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Winter Gardens, New Brighton (12th October 1928)
Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Winter Gardens, New Brighton (5th - 11th October 1928)
Candida: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Winter Gardens, New Brighton (5th - 11th October 1928)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Winter Gardens, New Brighton (5th - 11th October 1928)
Getting Married: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Winter Gardens, New Brighton (5th - 11th October 1928)
The Philanderer: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Winter Gardens, New Brighton (5th - 11th October 1928)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Winter Gardens, New Brighton (5th - 11th October 1928)
Arms and the Man: Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen (25th September 1928 - 8th October 1928)
Candida: Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen (25th September 1928 - 8th October 1928)
The Man of Destiny: Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen (25th September 1928 - 8th October 1928)
Getting Married: Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen (25th September 1928 - 8th October 1928)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen (25th September 1928 - 8th October 1928)
Mrs Warren’s Profession: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen (25th September 1928 - 8th October 1928)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen (24th September 1928) – Eliza Dolittle
Mrs Warren’s Profession (previously known as Mrs Warren’s Confession): (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Pert Theatre, Perth (19th - 24th September 1928)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Pert Theatre, Perth (19th - 24th September 1928)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, Pert Theatre, Perth (19th - 24th September 1928)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Pert Theatre, Perth (19th - 24th September 1928)
Candida: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, Pert Theatre, Perth (18th September)
The Man of Dignity: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Pert Theatre, Perth (18th September 1928)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Pert Theatre, Perth (17th September 1928) – Mrs Clandon
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Royal Theatre, Glasgow (6th August 1928 - 5 week season)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Royal Theatre, Glasgow (6th August 1928 - 5 week season)
Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Royal Theatre, Glasgow (6th August 1928 - 5 week season)
Fanny’s First play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Royal Theatre, Glasgow (6th August 1928 - 5 week season)
Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Edinburgh (July/August 1928)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Edinburgh (July/August 1928)
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Edinburgh (July/August 1928)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Edinburgh (July/August 1928)
Candida: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, Lyceum, Edinburgh (July/August 1928)
Man of Destiny: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, The Lyceum, Edinburgh (July/August 1928)
You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Lyceum, Edinburgh (July/August 1928)
Getting Married: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (26th June 1928 - 9th July 1928)
The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (26th June 1928 - 9th July 1928)
The Philanderer: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (26th June 1928 - 9th July 1928)
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (26th June 1928 - 9th July 1928)
Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (25th June 1928) – Dora Delany
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Manchester (14th - 29th May 1928) – Miss Ramsden
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Leeds (1st May 1928)
Mrs Warren’s Confession (aka Mrs Warren’s Profession): (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Leeds (30th April 1928) – Mrs Warren
Mrs Warren’s Confession: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company), Provincial Tour (15th April 1928) – Mrs Warren
Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Llandudno (9th - 15th April 1928) – Eliza Dolittle
Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Llandudno (9th - 15th April 1928) – Mrs Ramsden
Mrs Warren’s Confession: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company), The Little Theatre, London (February 1928) – Mrs Warren
Lancelot of Denmark: Playroom Six, London (16th December 1926) – Lancelot’s mother
Autumn Fire: The Little Theatre, London (13th April 1926) – Mrs Desmond
The White Devil: The Court Theatre, London (11th & 12th April 1926)
*Autumnal Roses: Faculty of Arts, 10, Upper John Street, Golden Square, London (28th March 1926) [produced by Terence O’Brien]
Autumn Fire: “Q” Theatre, KewBridge (22nd March 1926 - 1st April 1926) – Mrs Desmond
The Point of View: Manchester Hippodrome (January 1926) – Melinda Bassett
The Point of View: The Coliseum, London (January 1926) – Melinda Bassett
The Point of View: Bristol Hippodrome (21st - 28th December 1925) – Melinda Bassett
The Plain Dealer: Renaissance Theatre Company, The Scala, London (15th November 1925)
*Madame Pepita: Faculty of Arts Theatre, John Street, Golden Square, London (1st November 1925) – Madame Pepita [produced by Terence O’Brien]
Doctor Faustus: (The Phoenix Company) New Oxford Theatre, London (25th & 26th October 1925 - ) – Chorus
Comfort: “Q” Theatre, KewBridge (6th July 1925) – Mrs Vidal
Prisoners of War (Three Hundred Club), Court Theatre, London (5th July 1925) – Madame Louise
Raleigh: (Incorporated Stage Society), Wyndam’s Theatre, London (7th & 8th June 1925) – Fortune
The Letter of the Law: King’s Theatre, Edinburgh (5th April 1925) – Lady Rorke
The Letter of the Law: The New Theatre, Oxford (March 1925) – Lady Rorke
The Letter of the Law: The Opera House, Manchester (March 1925) – Gora Lady Rorke
Barton’s Follies: (Three Hundred Club), Court Theatre, London (14th December 1924) – Carola Hartland
Misalliance: (Norman Macdermott’s George Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) The Everyman Theatre, London (27th October - 9th November 1924) – Hypatia Tarleton
St Joan: The New Theatre [now the Noel Coward Theatre] London (26th March - 25th October 1924) [alongside Sybil Thorndike as St Joan]
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Bath (19th November - 3rd December 1923)
*How He Lied to Her Husband: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Bath (19th November - 3rd December 1923) – Aurora Bompas
*Candida: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour Theatre Royal, Bath (19th November - 3rd December 1923) – Proserpine Garnett
*The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour,, The Repertory Theatre, Nottingham (October 1923)
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Repertory Theatre, Nottingham (October 1923)
*You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Repertory Theatre, Nottingham (October 1923)
*How He Lied to Her Husband: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Repertory Theatre, Nottingham (October 1923)
*Candida: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Repertory Theatre, Nottingham (October 1923)
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Repertory Theatre, Nottingham (October 1923)
*You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Burnley Empire (October 1923) – Gloria Clandon
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Tour, Burnley Empire (October 1923)
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Burnley Empire (October 1923) – Anne Whitefield
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool (October 1923) – Anne Whitefield
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Birmingham (October 1923) – Anne Whitefield
*Hamlet: (Charles Macdona’s Repertory Company) [Theatre not known] (September 1923)
*Twelfth Night: (Charles Macdona’s Repertory Company) [Theatre not known] (September 1923) – Viola
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company), Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (12th June 1923)
*Major Barbara: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company), Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (11th June 1923)
*Major Barbara: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company), Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (5th June 1923)
*Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company), Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (4th June 1923)
*You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (29th May 1923)
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (28th May 1923) – Mrs Pearce
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (19th - 26th May 1923)
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (19th - 26th May 1923)
*Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (19th - 26th May 1923)
*How He Lied to Her Husband: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (19th - 26th May 1923)
*Candida: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (19th - 26th May 1923)
*You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (19th - 26th May 1923)
*Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (19th - 26th May 1923)
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, DevonshirePark, Eastbourne (9th & 10th April 1923)
*The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, DevonshirePark, Eastbourne (April 1923)
*You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, DevonshirePark, Eastbourne (April 1923)
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, DevonshirePark, Eastbourne (April 1923)
*Fanny’s First play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, DevonshirePark, Eastbourne (April 1923) – Margaret Knox
*You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pleasure Gardens, Folkestone (12th March 1923 - 2 week season)
*The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pleasure Gardens, Folkestone (12th March 1923 - 2 week season)
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pleasure Gardens, Folkestone (12th March 1923 - 2 week season)
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pleasure Gardens, Folkestone (12th March 1923 - 2 week season)
*Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pleasure Gardens, Folkestone (12th March 1923 - 2 week season)
*The Doctor’s Dilemma: The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith (27th February - 4th March 1923)
*Pygmalion: The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith (27th February - 4th March 1923)
*Candida: The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith (27th February - 4th March 1923)
*Fanny’s First Play: The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith (27th February - 4th March 1923)
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) The King’s Theatre, Hammersmith (26th February 1923)
*You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Blackpool (15th - 20th January 1923)
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Blackpool (15th - 20th January 1923)
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Blackpool (15th - 20th January 1923)
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pavilion Theatre: Ayr (11th - 18th December 1922)
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pavilion Theatre: Ayr (11th - 18th December 1922)
*You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pavilion Theatre: Ayr (11th - 18th December 1922)
*The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Pavilion Theatre: Ayr (11th - 18th December 1922)
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Royal, Hanley (October 1922)
*You Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Royal, Hanley (October 1922)
*Major Barbara: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Royal, Hanley (October 1922)
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Royal, Hanley (October 1922)
*The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Derby (August/September 1922)
*Never Can Tell: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Derby (August/September 1922)
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Derby (August/September 1922)
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Derby (August/September 1922)
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) The Wimbledon Theatre, London (21st August 1922) – Anne Whitefield
*Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (10th - 22nd July 1922) – Margaret Knox
*The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (10th July - 22nd July 1922)
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (10th - 22nd July 1922) – Mrs Pearce
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham (10th - 22nd July 1922) – Ann Whitefield
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Wolverhampton (May 1922)
*Major Barbara: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Wolverhampton (May 1922) – Jenny Hill and Lady Britomart
*The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Wolverhampton (May 1922) – Jennifer
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Wolverhampton (May 1922)
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (April 1922)
*Major Barbara: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (April 1922)
*The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (April 1922)
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (April 1922)
*Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (April 1922) – Margaret Knox
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen (December 1921)
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool (November 1921) – Eliza Dolittle
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Hull, (7th - 12th November 1921) –Anne Whitefield
*Fanny’s First Play: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Hull, (7th - 12th November 1921) – Margaret Knox
*Pygmalion: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, The Grand Theatre, Hull, (7th November 1921) Mrs Pearce
*The Doctor’s Dilemma: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (31st October - 6th November 1921) – Jennifer
*Man and Superman: (Charles Macdona’s Bernard Shaw Repertory Company) Provincial Tour, West Pier, Brighton (31st October - 6th November 1921) –Anne Whitefield
*King Henry IV (part II): (Daly’s Shakespearian Revival) RoyalCourtTheatre, London (17th February 1921 - ) – Doll Tearsheet [alongside Basil Rathbone as Henry V]
*A Midsummer Night’s Dream: RoyalCourtTheatre, London (20th December 1920) – Hermia
The Merry Wives of Windsor: RoyalCourtTheatre, London (December 1920) – Mistress Ford
*A Midsummer Night’s Dream: (James Bernard Fagan) Court Theatre, London (2nd December 1920) – Hermia
*A Midsummer Night’s Dream: (James Bernard Fagan) Court Theatre, London (October 1920) – Hermia
*Twelfth Night: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, The Playhouse, Liverpool (April 1920) – Viola
*Merry Wives of Windsor: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, The Playhouse, Liverpool (April 1920)
*School for Scandal: Twelfth Night: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, Bradford, (November 1919)
*Twelfth Night: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, The Royal, Bradford, (November 1919)
*Twelfth Night: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, King’s Theatre, Edinburgh (November 1919) – Lady Teazle
*Twelfth Night: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, Wimbledon Theatre (October 1919) – Viola
*Twelfth Night: RoyalCourtTheatre, London (26th May 1919) – Viola
*The School for Scandal: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, The Grand, Middlesbrough (22nd September 1919) – Lady Teazle
*The School for Scandal: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Leamington Spa (15th September 1919) – Lady Teazle
*The School for Scandal: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, Edinburgh (1919) – Lady Teazle
*Twelfth Night: (Royal Shakespeare Company), Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon (23rd April 1919) – Viola [press night]
*The School for Scandal: (James Bernard Fagan) Provincial Tour, Manchester (March 1919) – Lady Teazle
*The School for Scandal: RoyalCourtTheatre, London (17th March 1919) – Lady Sneerwell
*Twelfth Night: RoyalCourtTheatre, London (23rd October 1918 – 15th March 1919 [after 167 performances]) – Viola
Ghosts: Provincial Tour (October 1918) – Regina
Ghosts: Marlborough Theatre, London (20th August 1917) – Regina
Pitch and Toss: Lyceum Club, Piccadilly, London (14th July 1917) – Tessie Wilson
* Shakespeare Birthday Festival: Twelfth Night: (Vic Repertory Company) Royal Victoria Hall [Old Vic] London (23rd April 1917) [alongside Ellen Terry and Sybil Thorndyke]
Matinee performance including, by request, the Balcony and Potion scene Romeo and Juliet (playing Juliet); scene from As the Law Stands (playing Esther Graham); a scene from A Door Must be Either Open or Shut; and a one act play A Modern Mousme (playing Lady Parsons): The Arts Centre, Mortimer Street, London (26th & 27th January 1914) (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
On High Veldt: Lyceum Club, Piccadilly (4th November 1913) [produced by Leah Bateman-Hunter]
The Belles Stratagem: Court Theatre, London (8th July 1913) – Letitia Hardy (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
As the Law Stands: (Lyceum Club Prize Play) Kings Hall, Covent Garden (12th March 1913) – Esther Graham (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Restitution: Cosmopolis Theatre, London (27th & 28th January 1913) – Edith (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Sister Helen: Cosmopolis Theatre, London (27th & 28th January 1913) – Helen (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
The Land of the Free: Cosmopolis Theatre, London (27th & 28th January 1913) – Jenny (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Twelfth Night: The Savoy Theatre, London (6th November 1912 – March 1913) – Maria (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Fanny’s First Play: Prince’s Theatre, Bristol (1912 - 1913) – Dora Delany (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Fanny’s First Play: Kingsway Theatre, London (1912) – Dora Delany (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Much Ado About Nothing: The Court Theatre, London (1912) (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
The Anniversary: Dramatic Sub-Committee of the Lyceum Club (5th December 1911) – Mrs Benedict Butler (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Theatre Credits (Professional – America)
The Arrow Maker: (New Theatre Company) New York (27th February 1911) – Bright Water (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Merry Wives of Windsor: (New Theatre Company) New Theatre, New York (12th November 1910) – Anne Page (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
The Winter’s Tale: (New Theatre Company) New Theatre, New York (28th March 1910 - ) – Perdita (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Twelfth Night: (New Theatre Company) New Theatre, New York (26th January 1909 - ) – Olivia Water (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Don: (New Theatre Company) New Theatre, New York (30th December 1909 - ) – Ann Sinclair (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
School for Scandal: (New Theatre Company) New Theatre, New York (November/December 1909) (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Strife: (New Theatre Company) New Theatre, New York (November/December 1909) (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
The Cottage in the Air: (New Theatre Company) New Theatre, New York (November/December 1909) (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Anthony and Cleopatra: (New Theatre Company) New Theatre, New York (8th November 1909) – Iras [opening night of the theatre] (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Theatre Credits (Amateur – British)
Mr Preedy and the Countess: Criterion Theatre, (12th July 1909) [gave her services in aid of the International Antivivisection and Animal Protection Congress] (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Romeo and Juliet: Kingsway Theatre, London (29th June 1908) – Juliet [under Patronage of the Duchess of Norfolk, in aid of the Royal Dental Hospital, Leicester Square] (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Off the CornishCoast: Kingsway Theatre, London (1st March 1908) – Ann (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Grandsire: The Playhouse, London (9th February 1908) – Janik [directed by Miss Bateman’s (Mrs Crowe) under the Patronage of the Duchess of Albany and Her Grace the Duchess of Newcastle] (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Medea in Corinth: Court Theatre, London (2nd July 1907) – Glaucea [given in aid of the Dolling Memorial Home, Worthing] (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
The Pierrot of the Minute: Victoria Hall, Archer Street, Bayswater (16th December 1905) – Pierrot [given in aid of the Dolling Memorial Home, Worthing] (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Sister Helen: Victoria Hall, Archer Street, Bayswater (5th July 1900) – the little brother [given in aid of the Dolling Memorial Home, Worthing] (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
The Enchanted Fountain: St James’s Theatre, London (22nd June 1900) – Damon [given in aid of the Dolling Memorial Home, Worthing] (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Holly Tree Inn: Bijou Hall, Bayswater (January 1900) – Norah [given in aid of the Dolling Memorial Home, Worthing] (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Impersonation of Lady Teazle from The School for Scandal: St James’s Theatre (July 1899)
Other Credits
Dramatic and Pianoforte Recital: Steinway Hall, London (23rd May 1913) (Leah Bateman-Hunter)
Ruth Spalding
The following is a summary Ruth Spalding’s reported theatrical, radio and book credits, gleaned through trawling many theatrical publications, documents and archives, magazine and newspaper articles. This may not be the complete listing of Ruth Spalding’s theatre credits but hopefully the list is the most comprehensive. The stage name Ruth Spalding is credited throughout, along with the name of the character, where known, that she was playing. The theatrical appearances marked with an * indicate that both Ruth Spalding and Terence O’Brien were in the production, either as actress/actor, actress/producer or producer/actor.
Theatre Credits
With This Sword: (Drama Documentary) Royal Festival Hall, London (1951) [playwright under the name Marion Jay]
*Samson Agonistes: (The Religious Drama Society presents the Rock Theatre Company) Church of St-Martin-in-the-Fields, London (7th May 1951- a season) [producer]
*Man or Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) The Embassy Theatre, Swiss Cottage London (17th May 1949 – 2 week season)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Citizens Theatre, Glasgow (August 1948)
*The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Birmingham (12th - 18th July 1948)
*The Devil’s Disciple: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Birmingham (12th - 18th July 1948)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Theatre Royal, Birmingham (12th - 18th July 1948)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Lyceum, Edinburgh (5th July 1948)
*The Devil’s Disciple: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Dolphin, Brighton (June 1948)
*The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Dolphin, Brighton (June 1948)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Dolphin, Brighton (June 1948)
*The Devil’s Disciple: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, [theatre unknown], Margate (June 1948)
*The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, [theatre unknown], Margate (June 1948)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, [theatre unknown], Margate (June 1948)
*The Devil’s Disciple: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, [theatre unknown], Kettering (June 1948)
*The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, [theatre unknown], Kettering (June 1948)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, [theatre unknown], Kettering (June 1948)
*The Devil’s Disciple: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Belfast (24th May - 7th June 1948)
*The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Belfast (24th May - 7th June 1948)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Opera House, Belfast (24th May - 7th June 1948)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company), The Grand Theatre, Derby (15th - 22nd March) 1948
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company), Kilburn Empire, London (16th February 1948)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Dolphin, Brighton (2nd February 1948) – Ann Whitefield
*Twelfth Night: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Torquay (3rd March 1946 - ) – Viola
*The Merchant of Venice: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Torquay (3rd March 1946 - ) – Portia
*The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, (February 1946 - )
*The Devil’s Disciple: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, (February 1946 - )
*You Never Can Tell: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, (February 1946 - )
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, (February 1946 - )
*The Millionairess: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, (February 1946 - )
*Twelfth Night: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Royal County Theatre, Bedford (February 1946)
*The Merchant of Venice: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Royal County Theatre, Bedford (February 1946)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Royal County Theatre, Bedford (February 1946)
*Atonement: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (7th January 1946) – Walsh, a District Judge
*Tobias and the Angel: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (January 1946)
*Atonement: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (December 1945 - season)
*Sequel: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (December 1945 - season)
*The House by the Stable: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (December 1945 - season)
*The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (December 1945 - season)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Rudolf Steiner Hall, London (17th December 1945) [first day of the season]
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Princes Theatre Bradford (November 1945)
*Scenes from, Hamlet, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Twelfth Night & A Merchant of Venice: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Princes Theatre Bradford (17th November 1945) – Ophelia
*Atonement: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Princes Theatre Bradford (16th November 1945)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Civic Playhouse, Swindon (September 1945)
*Scenes from, Hamlet, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Twelfth Night & A Merchant of Venice: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Civic Playhouse, Swindon (28th September 1945)
*The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Oldham Repertory (August 1945)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Oldham Repertory (August 1945)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Palace theatre, Burnley (12th - 18th March 1945)
*The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Coliseum, Harrow (9th March 1945)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Coliseum, Harrow (6th - 10th March 1945)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, Huddersfield (February 1945)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Memorial Theatre, Stratford (29th January -February 1945)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The New Theatre, Hull (22nd January 1945)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) Provincial Tour, The Arts Theatre, Cambridge (4th December 1944 -)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) ENSA Tour (August 1944 - 14 weeks)
*The Father: (Rock Theatre Company) ENSA Tour (August 1944 - 14 weeks)
*Man and Superman: (Rock Theatre Company) ENSA Tour (July 1943 - 14 weeks) – Ann Whitefield
*Case 27, V.C.: (Rock Theatre Company) Theatre Royal, Bath (5th July 1943)
Tobias and the Angel: Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, London (7th June 1943 – 1 week) [producer]
*Case 27, V.C.: (Rock Theatre Company, formerly the Oxford Pilgrim Players) The Comedy Theatre, London (2nd June 1943)
Case 27, V.C.: (Rock Theatre Company, formerly the Oxford Pilgrim Players) Pontypool, Wales (May 1943) – Mildred Greville
Case 27, V.C.: (Rock Theatre Company, formerly the Oxford Pilgrim Players) Llanilleth, Wales (May 1943) – Mildred Greville
Case 27, V.C.: (Rock Theatre Company, formerly the Oxford Pilgrim Players) Troedyrhiw, Wales (May 1943) – Mildred Greville
The Way of the Cross: (Oxford Pilgrim Players)St Stephen’s church, Bristol Road, Gloucester (10th May 1943)
The Way of the Cross: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) St Paul’s Church, Stroud Road, Gloucester (9th May 1943)
Case 27, V.C.: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Theatre Royal, Brighton (3rd - 9th March 1943) – the doctor’s sister
Case 27, V.C.: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) HomelandsSchool, Normanton (25th February 1943) [artistic director]
Case 27, V.C.: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) The Co-operative Hall, Ripley (24th February 1943) [artistic director]
*The Marvellous History of Young Bernard: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) The Grand Theatre, Croydon (15th December 1942) [actress/director]
*The House by the Stable: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) The Grand Theatre, Croydon (14th December 1942)
The Marvellous History of Young Bernard: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) The New Theatre, Hull (6th December 1942) [producer]
The Marvellous History of Young Bernard: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) LeamingtonTown Hall, Leamington Spa (3rd December 1942) [producer]
The Marvellous History of Young Bernard: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) All Saints Hall, Hillingdon (November 1942) [producer]
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Theatre Royal, Exeter (12th - 18th October 1942) [producer]
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Birmingham Repertory Theatre (July/August 1942)
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Co-operative Hall, Burnley (22nd July 1942) [producer]
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Queen’s Hall, Barnoldswick (21st July 1942) [producer]
The House by the Stable: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Civic Playhouse, Bradford (30th March 1942) [producer]
The Way of the Cross: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Civic Playhouse, Bradford (30th March 1942) [producer]
The House by the Stable: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Ebenezer Hall, Colne Road, Burnley (23rd March 1942) [producer]
The Way of the Cross: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Ebenezer Hall, Colne Road, Burnley (23rd March 1942) [producer]
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) [venue not known] Milverton (September/October 1941)
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) [venue not known] Taunton (September 1941)
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) St Celent’s Hall, Fulham-Palace Road, London (29th August 1941)
Samson Agonistes: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) SheffordParishChurch, Bedfordshire (13th July 1941)
Samson Agonistes: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) BloxhamSchool, Banbury (11th July 1941)
Samson Agonistes: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) The Loft Theatre, Leamington Spa (June 1941)
The House by the Stable: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) ‘Before the West Front’ of Tewkesbury Abbey ‘unless it’s raining when it will be in the Abbey’ – it was wet! (25th May 1941) – Our Lady
The Way of the Cross: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) ‘Before the West Front’ of Tewkesbury Abbey ‘unless it’s raining when it will be in the Abbey’ – it was wet! (25th May 1941)
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) AbbeyGirlsSchool, Tewkesbury (24th May 1941) – Sherah
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Guildhall, Gloucester (15th May 1941) [director]
The Holly and the Ivy: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Guildhall, Gloucester (15th May 1941) [director]
The Way of the Cross: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) St Matthews Church, Cheltenham (9th April 1941) [actress/director]
The Way of the Cross: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Friend’s Meeting House, Gloucester (8th April 1941) [director]
The House by the Stable: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Salisbury Cathedral (1941)
The Way of the Cross: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Salisbury Cathedral (1941)
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Salisbury Cathedral (1941)
The House by the Stable: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) St Paul’s Church, Winchester (1941)
The Way of the Cross: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) St Paul’s Church, Winchester (1941)
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) St Paul’s Church, Winchester (1941)
The House of David: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Truro Cathedral, Cornwall (18th January 1941) [artistic director]
The Way of the Cross: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) SheffordParishChurch, Bedfordshire (27th October 1940) [artistic director]
Terror of Light: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) The Refectory, Chester (October 1940) – Mary the Madonna
The Marvellous History of Young Bernard: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) The Refectory, Chester (October 1940)
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) YMCA, John’s Street, Chester (28th September 1940)
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) The Guildhall, Salisbury (1940)
Terror of Light: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) St Matthews Church, Cheltenham (17th September 1940) – Mary the Madonna
Terror of Light: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Truro Cathedral (27th August 1940) [producer]
The Way of the Cross: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Truro Cathedral, Cornwall (27th August 1940) [producer]
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) The Assembly Rooms, Bath (13th June 1940) – Sherah [actress/producer]
The Prodigal: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) St Martins, Birmingham (30th & 31st May 1940) [producer]
The Death of Good Fortune: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) St Martins, Birmingham (29th May 1940) [producer]
The House by the Stable: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) St Martins, Birmingham (29th May 1940) [producer]
Terror of Light: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) St Martins, Birmingham (28th & 31st May 1940) [producer]
Terror of Light: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Wise Hall, Leamington Spa (May 1940) – Mary the Madonna [actress/producer]
The Way of the Cross: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) The Loft, Leamington Spa (April 1940)
The Way of the Cross: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Parish Church of Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire (14th March 1940) [producer]
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) Wool Stores, Codford, Wiltshire (7th February 1940) – Sherah [actress and producer]
Tobias and the Angel: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) St Mary’s Girls’ Club, Banbury (January 1940)
The House by the Stable: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) St Leonards Church, Grimsbury, Banbury (17th & 18th January 1940)
The House of David: (Oxford Pilgrim Players) St Leonards Church, Grimsbury, Banbury (13th January 1940)
Radio Credits
The Improbable Puritan (Bulstrode Whitelocke) presented by Ruth Spalding: Radio 3 (26th October 1976)
Bunyan’s Progress, written and narrated by Ruth Spalding: Radio 3 (6th August 1976)
Charles Williams, As I Knew Him, radio programme written by Ruth Spalding: [radio station not known] (1961)
The Theatre and the Church, a talk by Ruth Spalding, Director of the Oxford Company of Pilgrim Players: Home Service (18th June 1941)
Book Credits
Contemporaries of Bulstrode Whitelocke, 1605-1675: biographies illustrated by letter and other documents (1990)
The Diary of Bulstrode Whitelocke, 1605-1675 (1990)
The Improbable Puritan: A Life of Bulstrode Whitelocke (1975)