Past productions

All productions took place in Little Theatre unless stated otherwise  
 

2009

• The Underpants by Carl Sternheim, adapted by Steve Martin, directed by John Wells

• FIRST TIME OUT 2009: Altered States of Consciousness, new writing by students of Adelaide University Creative Writing Program interpreted for the stage, directed by Michael Allen

• Richard II by William Shakespeare, directed by Harry Dewar

• Oleanna by David Mamet, directed by Ben McCann

2008

• FIRST TIME OUT SEASON 1: Rebecca's Story by Kate Mandalovic, a student playwright, a moved play-reading directed by Geoff Crowhurst

• FIRST TIME OUT SEASON 2: page#1, Scene#1, ... the end and other stories, new writing by students of the University of Adelaide Creative Writing Program interpreted for the stage, directed by Michael Allen

• A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams, directed by Anita Baltutis

• Antony & Cleopatra by William Shakespeare, directed by Brant Eustice

• What The Butler Saw by Joe Orton directed by Harry Dewar

2007

• The Custom of the Country by John Fletcher and Philip Massinger, a moved play-reading directed by Alexander Kirk with original music by Alexander Mitchell

• The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, directed by June Barnes and Ann Weaver

• Marat/Sade by Peter Weiss, translated by Geoffrey Skelton and Adrian Mitchell, directed by Harry Dewar

• An Experiment with an Air Pump by Shelagh Stephenson, directed by Geoff Brittain

2006

• The London Cuckolds by Edward Ravenscroft, a moved play-reading directed by Alexander Kirk

• Cloud Nine by Caryl Churchill, directed by Harry Dewar

• Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, directed by Brant Eustice

• The Real Inspector Hound by Tom Stoppard, directed by John Wells

2005

• The Wonder by Susanna Centlivre, a moved play-reading directed by Alexander Kirk

• The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare, directed by Alice Teasdale

• Saturday Sunday Monday by Eduardo de Filipo, directed by Geoff Crowhurst

• Entertaining Mr Sloane by Joe Orton, directed by Geoff Brittain

2004

• Spring Awakening by Frank Wedekind, directed by Greg Elliott

• Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare, directed by Michael Baldwin

• A Day in the Death of Joe Egg by Peter Nichols, directed by Rosemary Nursey-Bray

2003

• Guilding the Lily (Revue) by various writers, directed by Todd Golding and Fiona Linn

• Oh What a Lovely War by Joan Littlewood et al, directed by Melinda Boston and David Reed

• Equus by Peter Shaffer, directed by Geoff Crowhurst

• The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov, directed by Peter Goers

• The Ugly Man by Brad Fraser, directed by Geoff Crowhurst

2002

• Late Night Shopping by various writers, directed by Eddy Knight, in the Theatre Off The Plaza, North Terrace Campus

• Amadeus by Peter Shaffer, directed by Alison Robb

• Much Ado About Nothing, by William Shakespeare, directed by Martin Laud

• Private Lives by Noel Coward, directed by Peter Goers 

2001

• The Threepenny Opera by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill, directed by June Barnes

2000

• God and the Theatre - Morality and Mystery Plays Everyman, directed by Warwick Cooper; The Second Shepherd's Play, directed by June Barnes; and The Crucifixion, directed by Peter Goers, in The Bakehouse

• Fuente Ovejuna by Lope da Vega, a moved play-reading directed by Daniel Golding, in the Drama Studio, Schulz Building

• Measure for Measure by William Shakespeare, directed by Michael Baldwin, in Little Theatre

• You Are Here directed by Andy Packer, in The Bakehouse

• Four on a Couch by Finn Kruckemeyer, directed by Trish Ryan, in The Rhino Room

1999 

• ISM 
  Out of the Frying Pan, by David Campton, directed by Liz Follett; The Education of Skinny Spew, by Howard Brenton, directed by Andrew Garsden; and Woyzeck, by Georg Buchner, directed by Sasha Zahra, in The Bakehouse

• Sejanus (Playreading), by Ben Jonson, directed by Tim Mares, in Little Theatre

• Volpone, by Ben Jonson, directed by Gina Tsikouras, in The Bakehouse

• The Cenci (Playreading), by Percy Bysshe Shelley, directed by Alex Kirk, in The Chapel, Theatre 6

• First Time Out 
  Rood, by Andy Packer, Brant Eustice et al, group-directed, in Little Theatre

1998

• Slum Clearance, by Vaclav Havel, directed by Chris Drummond, in Bonython Hall

• Tartuffe, by Molière, directed by Jim Vilé, in Little Theatre

• First Time Out - Gorge 
  Crescendo, by Irena Dangov; Karma Suit, by Andy Scott; and When I Was Crazy, by David Ross, directed by Alyson Brown, in the Odeon Theatre

• The Rover, by Aphra Behn, directed by Cate Rogers, in Little Theatre

1997

• Lysistrata, by Aristophanes, directed by Peter Dunn, in Little Theatre

• Hedda Gabler, by Henrik Ibsen, directed by June Barnes, in Little Theatre 

• First Time Out - Gorge 
  The Handicapped General, by Norm Munro; Three Detectives in Search of a Body, by Jason Sweeney; and A Few Nervous Habits, by Fiona Sprott, directed by Alyson Brown in Union Hall Foyer 

• Richard III, by William Shakespeare, directed by Michael Hill, in Union Hall 

1996

• First Time Out 
  Wreckage, by Hilary Bell, directed by Chris Drummond, in Madley Dance Space

• A Midsummer Night's Dream, by William Shakespeare, directed by Frank Ford, in Little Theatre

• First Time Out - Brewed! 
  Author Corrie Hosking and Director Alyson Brown; Author Fiona Sprott and Director Michael Hill; Author Matt Rubinstein and Director Andrea Hopley, in Wills Refectory

• The Comedy of Errors, by William Shakespeare, directed by Cate Rogers and Gina Tsikouras, in Little Theatre

1995

• Wallflowering, by Peta Murray, directed by Lyn Colman, in Union Hall

• The Taming of The Shrew, by William Shakespeare, directed by Cate Rogers and Gina Tsikouras, in Little Theatre

• First Time Out - Rawkus 
  Good Sometime, by Bruce Shearer, directed by Michael Shanahan; Criticism, by Gary O'Casey, directed by Michael Eustice; and The Armed Exhibitionist, by Susan Rogers, directed by Chris Drummond, in Little Theatre

• First Time Out  
  Circus Esperanzo, by Max Brown, directed by Michael Eustice, in Odeon Theatre 

1994

• Electra, by Euripides, directed by June Barnes, in Union Hall

• On Our Selection, by Bert Bailey, directed by David Reed, in Union Hall

• Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door!, by Members of the Guild, revised by Anne Brookman, directed by Julianne English, in Union Hall

• First Time Out 
  We've Got a Tent, by David Mills and Daniel Cardone, directed by Don Barker, in Little Theatre 

1993

• The Heidi Chronicles, by Wendy Wasserstein, directed by Frank Ford, in Little Theatre

• King Lear, by William Shakespeare, directed by Tom Burton, in Little Theatre

• First Time Out 
  Love in the Chookhouse, by Ross Barrett, directed by Eddy Knight; Out of Time, written and directed by Jenny Martin; Diary of a Starving Man, by Benjamin Brady, directed by Carol Berry; and The Old Macs, by Malcolm Purcell, directed by Lyn Colman, in Union Hall

• Eureka Stockade, by Kenneth Cook, directed by Peter Goers, in Union Hall

1992

• Three Sisters, by Anton Chekhov, directed by Jim Vilé, in Union Hall

• The Legend of King O'Malley, by Michael Boddy and Robert Ellis, directed by David Reed, in Union Hall

• Red Noses, by Peter Barnes, directed by Robert Kimber, in Union Hall

1991

• Vinegar Tom, by Caryl Churchill, directed by Melinda Boston, in Little Theatre 

• Promised the Earth (Playreading), by Douglas Muecke, directed by Michael Eustice, at Urrbrae House

• Twelfth Night, by William Shakespeare, directed by June Barnes, in Union Hall

• Border Country, by Anne-Marie Mykyta, directed by Myk Mykyta, in Little Theatre

1990

• Under Milk Wood (playreading), by Dylan Thomas, directed by Ann Timoney Jenkin and Anna O'Connor, in Union Hall

• The Merchant of Venice, by William Shakespeare, directed by Tom Burton, in Little Theatre

• The Christian Brothers, by Ron Blair, directed by Peter Goers; and Sister Mary Ignatius explains it all for you, by Christopher Durang, directed by Brian Bergin, in Little Theatre

• La Mandragola, by Niccolò Machiavelli, directed by Antonio Comin, in Little Theatre

1989

• Not Exactly Paradise, by Liz Campbell, directed by June Barnes; The Triplets, by John Reason, directed by Miriam Alford; and Witches, Bitches and Somebody's Mum, written and directed by Jan Calder and Pamela Morley, in the Union Bistro 

• Lysistrata, by Aristophanes, directed by Neil Scales, and The Trojan Women, by Euripides, directed by Jim Vilé, in Union Hall

• The Antipodes (Playreading), by Richard Brome, directed by Paul Skrebels, in Union Hall 

• Side by Side by Sondheim, by Stephen Sondheim, directed by Julianne English and Greg Roberts, in Little Theatre

1988 

• As You Like It, by William Shakespeare, directed by June Barnes, in Little Theatre

• Ariadne (Playreading), by Anthony Stephens, directed by Brian Coghlan, in Little Theatre 

• The Shrew, by Charles Marowitz, directed by Kim Hanna, in The Gallery, Union House

• Antony and Cleopatra, by William Shakespeare, directed by Warwick Cooper, in Little Theatre 

• Shake a Leg with the Guild, Elizabethan dance coordinated by Alan Brissenden, in Little Theatre

• Why Did the Show Go On?, directed by Peter Goers, in Little Theatre 

1987

• A Happy and Holy Occasion, by John O'Donahue, directed by Barbara West, in the Sheridan Theatre 

• Poor Bitos, by Jean Anouilh, directed by June Barnes, in Little Theatre

• The Misanthropist, by Molière, directed by Christopher Bell, in Little Theatre 

• Mistero Buffo, by Dario Fo, directed by Antonio Comin, in Little Theatre

1986 

• Ring the Bell Softly, There's Crepe on the Door!, devised by Members of the Guild, directed by Sue Rider, in Little Theatre

• The Bacchae, by Euripides, directed by June Barnes, in Little Theatre 

• Rosmersholm, directed by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Warwick Cooper, in Little Theatre

1985 

• The Fire Raisers, by Max Frisch, directed by Andrea Higgs, in Little Theatre

• Learning to Laugh (a Cabaret), directed by Andrea Higgs, in the Fringe Theatre Club 

• Letters Home, by Rose Leiman Goldenburg, directed by Andrea Higgs, in Little Theatre

• A Doll's House, by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Julia Tymukas, in Little Theatre 

• The Father We Loved on a Beach by the Sea, by Stephen Sewell, directed by Andrea Higgs, in Little Theatre

1984 

• Piaf, by Pam Gems, directed by Peter Goers, in Little Theatre

• The Night of the Iguana, by Tennessee Williams, directed by Peter Goers, in Little Theatre 

• The Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, by Ray Lawler, directed by Peter Goers, in Little Theatre

• American Buffalo, by David Mamet, directed by Peter Goers, in Little Theatre 

1983

• Rookery Nook, by Ben Travers, directed by Peter Goers, in Little Theatre 

• The World of Charles Dickens, devised and performed by George Curry, in Little Theatre

• A Streetcar Named Desire, by Tennessee Williams, directed by Peter Goers, in Little Theatre 

• The Elephant Man, by Bernard Pomerance, directed by Jean Marshall, in Little Theatre

• Garden Party, by Edgar Metcalfe, directed by Christopher Mahon, in Little Theatre 

• A Streetcar named Desire, by Tennessee Williams, directed by Peter Goers, in Little Theatre

1982 

• The Ruling Class, by Peter Barnes, directed by Peter Goers, in Little Theatre

• Brecht on Brecht (moved playreading), directed by Patricia Marks, in Little Theatre 

• The Playboy of the Western World, by JM Synge, directed by Peter Goers, in Union Hall

• The Devils, by John Whiting, directed by Peter Goers, in Little Theatre 

• The Tempest, by William Shakespeare, directed by Kim Durban, in Little Theatre

• Furtive Love, by Peter Kenna, directed by Peter Goers, in Little Theatre 

1981

• Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, adapted by Chris Tugwell, Malcolm Downes, Nick Gill and Sue Rider, directed by Chris Tugwell, in Scott Theatre (The Theatre Guild Acting Company) 

• Henry V, by William Shakespeare, directed by Graham Nerlich, in Little Theatre

• The Real Inspector Hound, by Tom Stoppard, directed by June Barnes; and After Magritte, by Tom Stoppard, directed by Peter Goers, in Little Theatre 

• Old Times, by Harold Pinter, directed by Jean Marshall, in Little Theatre

1980 

• The Way of The World, by William Congreve, directed by John Edmund, in Union Hall

• The City of Unley Show, devised and directed by Sue Rider, in Old Town Hall Theatre, Unley (The Theatre Guild Acting Company) 

• Smile, Smile, Smile, An Anthology of War Poetry directed by Sue Rider, in Old Town Hall Theatre, Unley (The Theatre Guild Acting Company)

• The House of Atreus, adapted from Aeschylus and Sophocles, directed by Jim Vilé, in Union Hall 

• The Caucasian Chalk Circle, by Bertolt Brecht, directed by Sue Rider, in Old Town Hall Theatre, Unley (The Theatre Guild Acting Company)

• Bits and Pieces, by Corinne Jacker, directed by John Dick, in Old Town Hall Theatre, Unley 

• Shakespeare Workshop, in Old Town Hall Theatre, Unley (The Theatre Guild Acting Company)

• Femination, by Floriani Bossi and Bianca Garufi, directed by Antonio Comin, in Old Town Hall Theatre, Unley 

• Bremen Coffee, by Rainer Werner Fassbinder, directed by Noel Purdon, in Little Theatre

• Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, adapted by Chris Tugwell and Malcolm Downes, directed by Chris Tugwell, in Old Town Hall Theatre, Unley (The Theatre Guild Acting Company) 

1979

• Tales from the Vienna Woods, by Odön von Horvath, directed by Jim Vilé, in Little Theatre 

• Running Away, by Michael Cove, directed by June Barnes; and I Suppose I'd Better, by Michael Cove, directed by Geoff Crowhurst, in the Little Theatre; Running Away also toured to Port Augusta in Come Out

• The Birthday Party, by Harold Pinter, directed by Geoff Crowhurst and Graham Nerlich, in Little Theatre 

• For The Love of Shakespeare, from Wiliam Shakespeare, adapted and directed by Sue Rider, in Little Theatre

• The Slaughter of St Teresa's Day, by Peter Kenna, directed by Jim Vilé, in Little Theatre 

1978

• The Caucasian Chalk Circle, by Bertolt Brecht, directed by Jim Vilé, in Union Hall 

• No Pudding on Sundays, adapted from the work of William Blake and Gerard Manley Hopkins, directed by June Barnes, in Little Theatre

• A Midsummer Night's Dream, by William Shakespeare, directed by Jim Vilé, in Union Hall 

• Mirandolina, by Carlo Goldoni, directed by Raymond Omodei, in Little Theatre

• Perfectly All Right, by Alma de Groen, directed by Geoff Crowhurst; The Joss Adams Show, by Alma de Groen, directed by June Barnes; and The Gloaming Oh My Darling, by Megan Terry, directed by Jim Vilé, in the Balcony Theatre 

1977

• Macbett, by Eugene Ionesco, directed by Martin Christmas, in Union Hall 

• NIB-A War Anthology, compiled and directed by June Barnes and Jill Brislan, in The Gallery, Union House

• Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespeare, directed by Jim Vilé, in Union Hall 

• The Double Dealer, by William Congreve, directed by Graham Nerlich, in Union Hall

• Blow Fly Blow, by Stephen Measday, directed by Sue Rider, in Little Theatre 

1976

• Jumpers, by Tom Stoppard, directed by Jim Vilé, in Union Hall 

• Fanshen, by David Hare, directed by Jim Vilé, in Union Hall

• Medea, by Euripides, and The Poet and The Women, by Aristophanes, directed by Jim Vilé, in Union Hall 

• Washington Square, by Henry James adapted by Graham Nerlich, directed by Graham Nerlich and Anne Bannon, in Little Theatre

1975 

• A Distant Country (Workshop), by Inta Strods, directed by Kay Kelly

• Evolution, written and directed by Brenton Hann; Purr, written and directed by Rob Bath; and Deluxe, written and directed by Lenny Lindon, in Little Theatre 

• The Tooth of Crime, by Sam Shepard, directed by Frank Ford, in Little Theatre

• The Removalists, by David Williamson, directed by Malcolm Blaylock, in Union Hall 

• Small Craft Warnings, by Tennessee Williams, directed by Jim Vilé, in Little Theatre

1974 

• Eureka Stockade, by Kenneth Cook, directed by Robert Kimber, in Union Hall

• The Rivals, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, directed by Rosemary Nursey-Bray, in Union Hall 

• A Man's a Man, by Bertolt Brecht, directed by Charles Edelman, in Union Hall

• Lulu, by Frank Wedekind, directed by Robert Kimber, in Little Theatre 

1973

• The Chocolate Frog and The Old Familiar Juice, by Jim McNeil, directed by John Dick, in Union Hall 

• Antigone, by Jean Anouilh, directed by David Allen, in Union Hall

• The Front Room Boys, by Alex Buzo, directed by Christine Westwood, in Union Hall 

1972

• Brief Lives, by John Aubrey, directed and performed by Roy Dotrice, in Union Hall 

• The Chairs and The Lesson, by Eugene Ionesco, directed by Ron Robinson, in Napier Lecture Theatre 5

1971 

• King Oedipus, by Sophocles, directed by Tyrone Guthrie, in Bonython Hall

1970 

• 1 1/2 Half Man Show, by Garry Patterson, directed by Garry Patterson, in Union Hall

• Saved, by Edward Bond, directed by Lawrence Hayes, in Union Hall 

• Only Ten Minutes to Buffalo, by Gunter Grass, and Philipp Hotz's Fury, by Max Frisch, directed by Don Barker, in Union Hall

• Henry IV Part I, by William Shakespeare, directed by Rick Billinghurst, in Union Hall 

• Bed-time Story, by Sean O'Casey, directed by Neil Curnow, at the home of James and Elizabeth Silsbury

1969

• Richard II, by William Shakespeare, directed by Alan Brissenden, in Union Hall

• Tales of a Violent Man, by WB Yeats, directed by Murray Copland, in Union Hall

• Upstairs (Workshop), by Thomas Keneally, directed by Lawrence Hayes, at St Peter's College

• Dingo, by Charles Wood, directed by Wayne Anthoney, in Union Hall

• The Caretaker, by Harold Pinter, directed by Leslie Dayman, in Union Hall

1968

• Smugglers Beware, by Eleanor Witcombe, directed by Murray George, in Union Hall

• The Recruiting Officer, by George Farquhar, directed by Peter O'Shaughnessy, in Union Hall

• While the Billy Boils, by Henry Lawson, directed by Peter O'Shaughnessy, in Union Hall

• Tartuffe, by Molière, directed by Wayne Anthoney, in Union Hall

• Death of a Salesman, by Arthur Miller, directed by Jean Marshall, in Union Hall and the Shedley Theatre (Elizabeth)

• No Coward Soul, by Margaret Webster, directed by Margaret Webster, in Union Hall

• His Infinite Variety, A Shakespeare Anthology, directed by Margaret Webster, in Union Hall

• Enrico IV, by Luigi Pirandello, directed by Robert Kimber, in Union Hall

1967

• The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore, by Tennessee Williams, directed by Don Barker, in Union Hall

• The Wild Duck, by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Wladislaw Dutkiewicz, in Union Hall

• The Servant of Two Masters, by Carlo Goldoni, directed by Wayne Anthoney, in Union Hall

• Winnie the Pooh, by AA Milne, directed by Anthony Roberts, in Union Hall

• Hay Fever, by Noel Coward, directed by Herbert Davies, in Union Hall

1966

• Jemmy Green in Australia, by James Tucker, and Off to the Diggings, by John Courtney, directed by Peter O'Shaughnessy, in Union Hall and the Shedley Theatre, Elizabeth

• Stars on Strings, a guest performance by Parry Parry-Marshall, in Union Hall

• The Women of Troy, by Euripides, directed by Peter O'Shaughnessy, in Union Hall

• Othello: in Rehearsal, by Peter Meredith, directed by Mick Rodger, in Union Hall and the Flinders University Theatre

• Bear with Hesling, by Bernard Hesling, directed by Bernard Hesling, in Union Hall

• The Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, by Ray Lawler, directed by Harold Minear, in Union Hall

• Cages, by Lewis John Carlino, directed by Wal Cherry, in Union Hall

1965

• Toda-San, by Hal Porter, directed by Hal Porter, in Union Hall

• The Balcony, by Jean Genet, directed by Wal Cherry, in Union Hall

• The Physicists, by Friedrich Dürrenmatt, directed by Bruno Knex, in Union Hall

• You'll Come to Love Your Sperm Test, by John Antrobus, directed by George Whaley, in Union Hall

• The Bedsitting Room, by John Antrobus and Spike Milligan, directed by George Whaley, in Union Hall

• The Lover, by Harold Pinter, directed by Bill Watt, and The American Dream, by Edward Albee, directed by Laurel lee Johnson, in Union Hall

• The Representative, by Rolf Hochhuth, directed by John Tasker, in Union Hall

1964

• Night on Bald Mountain, by Patrick White, directed by John Tasker, in Union Hall

• Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespeare, directed by Frank Bailey, in Union Hall

• Mother Courage, by Bertolt Brecht, directed by John Broome, in Union Hall

• Babar the Little Elephant, by Jean de Brunhoff, and Madeline in Paris, by Ludwig Bemelmanns, directed by Mary Champion de Crespigny, in Union Hall

• Dance, Mime - Acts without Words, directed by John Broome, in Union Hall

1963

• The Tiger and The Horse, by Robert Bolt, directed by Brian Bergin, in Union Hall

• Oedipus Rex, by Sophocles, directed by John Tasker, in Union Hall

• Love's Labours Lost, by William Shakespeare, directed by Brian Bergin, in Union Hall

• The Zoo Story, by Edward Albee, directed by Hedley Cullen; and The Fire Raisers, by Max Frisch, directed by Tony Gibbs, in Union Hall

1962

• Saint Joan, by GB Shaw, directed by Norman Philbrich, in Bonython Hall

• Fisher's Ghost, by Douglas Stewart, directed by George Anderson, in Union Hall

• The Good Woman of Setzuan, by Bertolt Brecht, directed by John Tasker, in Union Hall

• Dramatic Recital with Dame Sybil Thorndike and Sir Lewis Casson, in Union Hall

• Moby Dick-rehearsed, by Herman Melville adapted by Orson Welles, directed by Anthony Roberts, in Union Hall

• A Man for All Seasons, by Robert Bolt, directed by Raymond Westwell, in Union Hall

• The Season at Sarsaparilla, by Patrick White, directed by John Tasker, in Union Hall

• The Caretaker, by Harold Pinter, directed by Les Dayman, in Union Hall

1961

• The Lysistrata, by Aristophanes, directed by Philip Fargher, in Union Hall

• Swamp Creatures, by Alan Seymour, directed by Jean Marshall, in Union Hall

• The Rivals, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, directed by Brian Elliott, in Union Hall and Mount Gambier

• The Entertainer, by John Osborne, directed by John Edmund, in Union Hall

• The Ham Funeral, by Patrick White, directed by John Tasker, in Union Hall

1960

• Murder in The Cathedral, by TS Eliot, directed by Hugh Hunt, in Bonython Hall

• Goodbye to Number Six, by Alex Symons, directed by John Edmund, in Union Hall

• The Tea House of the August Moon, by John Patrick, directed by Nita Pannell, in Union Hall

• School for Scandal, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, directed by Paul Haeffner, in Union Hall

• Selections from The Sentimental Bloke and other Australiana, by CJ Dennis, directed by Peter O'Shaughnessy, in Willard Hall

• The Lesson, by Eugene Ionesco, and Krapp's Last Tape, by Samuel Beckett, directed by Peter O'Shaughnessy, in Willard Hall

• Warriors at Helgeland, by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Vivienne Oldfield, in Union Hall

1959

• Under Milk Wood, by Dylan Thomas, directed by John Edmund, in Union Hall

• Electra, by Sophocles, directed by Brian Coghlan, in Union Hall

• The Unquiet Spirit, by Jean-Jacques Bernard, directed by Wladyslaw Dutkiewicz, in Union Hall

• The Bespoke Overcoat, by Wolf Mankowitz, directed by Thelma Baulderstone; Design for a Lament (ballet), by Fauré, Cecil Bates (Choreographer); and Prima Donna (Opera), by Arthur Benjamin, directed by Hedley Cullen, in Union Hall

• Man and Superman, by GB Shaw, directed by Robin Lovejoy, in Union Hall

• Fire on the Wind, by Anthony Coburn, directed by Robin Lovejoy, in Union Hall

• Long Day's Journey Into Night, by Eugene O'Neill, directed by Robin Lovejoy, in Union Hall

• On the Evils of Tobacco, by Anton Chekhov, and Don Juan in Hell, by GB Shaw, directed by Keith W Thomson, in Union Hall

• The Beast in View, by John Hepworth, directed by John Edmund, in Union Hall

1958

• The Queen and The Rebels, by Ugo Betti, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut

• Lady Audley's Secret, by GM Hazelwood, directed by James Silsbury, in The Hut and Town Hall, Victor Harbor

• The Happy Journey, by Thornton Wilder, and Androcles and The Lion, by GB Shaw, directed by Keith W Thomson, in Union Hall

• The Shifting Heart, by Richard Beynon, directed by Richard Beynon, in Union Hall

• Ondine, by Jean Giraudoux, directed by Colin Ballantyne, in Union Hall

1957

• Maria Stuart, by Friedrich Schiller, directed by Derek Van Abbé, in the Union Cloisters

• The Importance of Being Earnest, by Oscar Wilde, directed by Keith W Thomson, in The Hut

• The Dragon and the Dove, by James Bridie, directed by Barbara Howard, in The Hut

• The Rope, by Eugene O'Neill, directed by Lois Ramsay; The Trapper, by Thornton Morrow, directed by Hedley Cullen; and How He Lied to Her Husband, by GB Shaw, directed by Colin Shapley, in The Hut

• Christmas in the Market Place, by Henri Gheon, directed by Keith W Thomson, in the Union Cloisters

1956

• Marching Song, by John Whiting, directed by Alex Gradussov, in The Hut

• The Prisoner, by Bridget Boland, directed by Philip Fargher, in The Hut

• Riders to the Sea, by JM Synge, and Symphony in Illusion, by J Wallace Bell, directed by Jim Bettison; and A Florentine Tragedy, by Oscar Wilde, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut

• The Game of Love and Chance, by Pierre Carlet de Marivaux, directed by Iris Thomas, in The Hut

• A Midsummer Night's Dream, by William Shakespeare, directed by Alexander Hay, in the Union Cloisters

1955

• Queen's Consort, by Laurence Housman, directed by Barbara Howard, in The Hut

• Believe It Or Not, by Alex Symons, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut

• Red Queen, White Queen, by TB Morris, directed by Thelma Baulderstone; The Stronger, by August Strindberg, directed by Iris Thomas; Juliet and the Nurse, by William Shakespeare, directed by Thelma Baulderstone; and The Workhouse Ward, by Lady Gregory, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut

• Christmas in the Market Place, by Henri Gheon, directed by Keith W Thomson, in the Union Cloisters

1954

• Hedda Gabler, by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut

• Traveller Without Baggage, by Jean Anouilh, directed by Roy Leaney, in The Hut

• The Circle, by W Somerset Maugham, directed by John Raggatt, in The Hut

• Cradle Song, by G Martinez Sierra, directed by Barbara Howard, in The Hut

• Alcestis, by Euripides, directed by Brian Coghlan, in The Hut

1953

• Juno and the Paycock, by Sean O'Casey, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut

• The Cocktail Party, by TS Eliot, directed by Derek Van Abbé, in The Hut

• Fireworks in the Morning, by Alex Symons, directed by Barbara Howard, in The Hut

• Three Ballets, Joanne Priest (Choreographer), in The Hut

• It Depends What You Mean, by James Bridie, directed by Roy Leaney, in The Hut

1952

• Hamlet, by William Shakespeare, directed by Colin Ballantyne, in The Hut

• Antigone, by Jean Anouilh, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut

• Fame and The Poet, by Lord Dunsany, directed by Elizabeth Campbell; A Phoenix Too Frequent, by Christopher Fry, directed by Francis Flannagan; and The Proposal, by Anton Chekhov, directed by Roy Leaney, in The Hut

• The Unknown Warrior, by Paul Raynal, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut

1951

• The Life and Death of Tom Thumb, by Henry Fielding, directed by Roy Leaney, in The Hut

• The Sacrifice of Abraham, a miracle play directed by Nicos Dimitracopoulos, in The Hut

• Candida, by GN Shaw, directed by Roy Leaney, in The Hut

• The House of Bernarda Alba, by G Garcia Lorca, directed by Frank Bailey, in The Hut

1950

• Captain Banner, by George Preedy, directed by Patricia Hackett, in The Hut

• The Glass Menagerie, by Tennessee Williams, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut

• Alexander and Campaspe, by John Lyly, directed by Brian Elliott and Enid Lewes, in The Hut

• Night Must Fall, by Emlyn Williams, directed by Margery Irving, in The Hut

• The Miser, by Molière, directed by Jonathan Davies and Iris Hart, in The Hut

• 27 Wagons Full of Cotton, Auto-Da-Fe, The Lady of Larkspur Lotion and This Property is Condemned, by Tennessee Williams, directed by Colin Ballantyne, in The Hut

1949

• The Knight of the Burning Pestle, by Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher, directed by Iris Hart, in The Hut 

• Thinking Makes It So, by Luigi Pirandello, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut

• Legend, by Patricia Hubett, directed by Patricia Hackett, in The Hut 

• An Inspector Calls, by JB Priestley, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut

• Aglavaine and Selysette, by Maurice Maeterlinck, directed by Patricia Hackett, in The Hut 

• Our Town, by Thornton Wilder, directed by Frank Bailey, in The Hut

• Cosí fan Tutte, by Mozart, directed by Frank Lasslett, in The Hut 

• The Glove, by WO Somin, directed by Iris Thomas, in The Hut

1948

• Shadow and Substance, by Paul Vincent Carroll, directed by Frank Johnston, in The Hut

• The Provok'd Wife, by John Vanbrugh, directed by CB de Boehme, in The Hut 

• Juno and The Paycock, by Sean O'Casey, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut

• The Old Ladies, by Rodney Ackland, directed by Patricia Hackett, in The Hut 

• I Have Been Here Before, by JB Priestley, directed by Frank Johnston, in The Hut

• The Women Have Their Way, by Serafin and Joaquin Alvarez Quintero, directed by Iris Thomas, in The Hut 

• The Rape of Lucrece, by André Obey, directed by Kester Berwick, in The Hut

• The Medea, by Euripides, directed by Patricia Hackett, in The Hut 

1947

• L'Enfant Prodigue, by Claude Debussy, directed by Jean Cook and Patricia Hackett, in The Hut 

• Hansel and Gretel, by Humperdinck, directed by Barbara Howard, in The Hut

• The Cherry Orchard, by Anton Chekhov, directed by Colin Ballantyne, in The Hut 

• The Countess Cathleen, by WB Yeats, directed by Patricia Hackett, in The Hut

• The Circle of Chalk, by James Laver, directed by Elizabeth Wells and Robert Donaldson, in The Hut 

• Dancing Through Court and Country, Joanne Priest (Choreographer), in The Hut

• Thunder Rock, by Robert Ardrey, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut 

• Who Killed Me, by Lucien Chantel; Fame and The Poet, by Lord Dunsany; and Aria da Capo, by Edna St Vincent Mellay, all directed by Kester Berwick, in The Hut

• Before Breakfast, by Eugene O'Neill, directed by Colin Ballantyne, in The Hut 

• The Man with the Flower in His Mouth, by Luigi Pirandello, directed by Colin Ballantyne; and The Workhouse Ward, by Lady Gregory, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut

• Dido and Aeneas, by Purcell, directed by Barbara Howard, in The Hut 

1946

• A Midsummer Night's Dream, by William Shakespeare, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut 

• Personal Relations, by Laurence Housman, directed by Barbara Howard, in The Hut

• The Man With A Load Of Mischief, by Ashley Dukes, directed by Robert Donaldson, in The Hut 

• Volpone or The Fox, by Ben Jonson, directed by Colin Ballantyne, in The Hut

• Fete Galante, by Francis Flannagan, directed by Francis Flannagan, in The Hut 

• The Beautiful One, by TB Morris, directed by Patricia Hackett, in The Hut

• Swirling Madame, by Denys Ariel and André Obey, directed by Kester Berwick, in The Hut 

1945

• Twelfth Night, by William Shakespeare, directed by Colin Ballantyne, in The Hut 

• They Came to a City, by JB Priestley, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut

• The Motherly and Auspicious, by Maurice Collis, directed by Patricia Hackett, in The Hut 

• The Stronger, by August Strindberg, directed by Kester Berwick; The Gaol Gate, by Lady Gregory, directed by Thelma Baulderstone; The Bear, by Anton Chekhov, directed by FH Day, in The Hut

• The Marriage of Figaro, by Mozart, directed by Richard Watson and Barbara Howard, in The Hut 

• And So To Bed, by JB Fagan, directed by Patricia Hackett, in The Hut

1944

• The Petrified Forest, by Robert Sherwood, directed by Frank Day, in The Hut

• Renaissance Night and Gild the Mask Again, by TB Morris, directed by Patricia Hackett; The Pot of Broth, by WB Yeats, directed by Roma Williams, in The Hut 

• Evening for Young Folk, directed by Kester Berwick and Brian Elliott, in The Hut

• A Hundred Years Old, by Serafin and Joaquin Alvarez Quintero, directed by Barbara Howard, in The Hut 

• The Letter Box, by Winifred Jones, directed by Enid Brown; Phipps, by Stanley Houghton, directed by Jess Davis; A Matter of Husbands, by Franz Molnar, directed by Sidney A Downie; Bronze Lady and Crystal Gentleman, by Henri Duvernois, directed by Elizabeth Campbell, in The Hut

• Morning Sacrifice, by Dymphna Cusack, directed by Thelma Baulderstone, in The Hut 

1943

• The Medea, by Euripides, directed by Patricia Hackett, in The Hut 

• Divertissements and Ballets, directed by Joanne Priest, in The Hut

• The Tragedy of Tragedies, or The Life and Death of Tom Thumb the Great, by Henry Fielding, directed by Roma Williams, in The Hut 

• Daybreak, by Catherine Shepherd, directed by Arthur Davies, in The Hut

• L'Invitation au Voyage, by Jean-Jacques Bernard, directed by Frank Johnston, in The Hut 

• Stories in Dance and Verse, directed by Joanne Priest and Patricia Hackett, in The Hut

1942

• Variations in Verse, directed by Patricia Hackett, in The Hut

1941

• Martine, by Jean-Jaques Bernard, directed by Barbara Howard, in The Hut

• When the Whirlwind Blows, by Essex Dane, directed by Elizabeth Campbell; Nicodemus, by Joe Corrie, directed by Barbara Howard, in The Hut 

• An Evening of Song and Dance, in The Hut

• The Lady from Alfaqueque, by Serafin and Joaquin Alvarez Quintero, directed by Clive Carey, in The Hut 

• Life of Chopin (Ballet), Joseph Siebert (Choreographer), in The Hut

• The Cornish Mystery of the Three Maries and the Gardener, directed by Tony Riddell; Everyman, directed by Brian Elliott. in The Hut 

• A Room in The Tower, by Hugh Stewart, directed by Edgar Wise; Women at War, by Edward Percy, directed by Barbara Howard, in The Hut

1940

• The Theatre Guild Ballet Group, Joseph Siebert (Choreographer), in The Hut

• The Old Lady Shows her Medals, by James Barrie, directed by Charles Garnier-Bradley; The Man Born to be Hanged, by Richard Hughes, directed by Frank Bailey; The Proposal, by Anton Chekhov, directed by Clive Carey, in The Hut 

• Harlequin, The Flute (Ballet), music by JS Bach, Joseph Siebert (Choreographer), in The Hut

• Dido and Aeneas, music by Purcell, directed by Clive Carey, John Horner (Musical Director), in The Hut 

• Trifles, by Susan Glaspell, directed by Frank Johnston; The Fatal Rubber, by Maurice Baring, directed by Roxy Byrne; The Words upon the Window-Pane, by WB Yeats, directed by Brian Elliott; The Lover, by G Martinez Sierra, directed by Frank Johnston, in The Hut.

• Murder in The Cathedral, by TS Eliot, directed by Frank Willoughby, in The Hut 

1939

• Gammer Gurtons Nedle, by John Bridges, directed by Frank Johnston, in The Hut
• The Drawback, by Maurice Baring, directed by Elizabeth Campbell; Weatherwise, by Noel Coward, directed by E Ronald Corney; and Marpessa, by Stephen Phillips, directed by Hilda Oldfield, in The Hut.
• An Evening of Ballet, Joseph Siebert, Zell Sanders and Walter Desborough (Choreographers), in The Hut
• Six Characters in Search of an Author, by Luigi Pirandello, directed by Frank Johnston, in The Hut 

1938 

• Fame and the Poet, by Lord Dunsany, directed by Mary Donnell; Prelude and Fugue, by Clifford Bax, directed by Roxy Sims; The Dark Lady of The Sonnets, by GB Shaw, directed by Keith Pullman, in The Hut 
• The Coming of Christ, by John Masefield, directed by Heather Gell and Frank Johnston, in The Hut 
• Joint Owners in Spain, by Alice Brown; Epiphany (Song), by Goethe; Literature and the Stage (Lecturette) by Mary Harris; and Tchintya (Ballet), by Ravel, in The Hut