Our Previous Productions

2000-present :: 1990-1999 :: 1980-1989 :: Before 1980 :: Workshops

It Runs In The Family by  Ray Cooney,   directed by Jeff Graves, November    2007
Fred and Madge by  Joe Orton,   directed by Val Foskett, May    2007
Showcase LXXX by  The Company,   directed by The Company, February    2007
Teechers by  John Godber,   directed by Ian Ward, November    2006
Outside Edge by  Richard Harris,   directed by Debbie Fowler, August    2006
The Resistable Rise of Arturo Ui by  Berthold Brecht,   directed by Michael Ahmad, June    2006
Showcase LXXIX by  The Company,   directed by The Company, February    2006
Stags and Hens by  Willy Russell,   directed by Carl Whiteside, November    2005
Theatre Of The Mind: Marat/Sade by  Mehmet C Izbudak,   directed by Mehmet C Izbudak, May    2005
2005 Gala by  The Company,   directed by The Company, April    2005
An Evening of Dilemmas - The 2005 Showcase by  The Company,   directed by The Company, March    2005
Two by  Jim Cartwright,   directed by Debbie Fowler, November    2004
Habeas Corpus by  Alan Bennett,   May    2004
love(and loathing)actually - The 2004 Workshops by  The Company,   directed by The Company, February    2004
Alfie by  Bill Naughton,   directed by Val Foskett, August    2004
Two Gentlemen of Verona by  William Shakespeare,   directed by Pippa Cain, October    2003
Dr. and Mrs. Faustus by  Mehmet C Izbudak,   directed by Mehmet C Izbudak, May    2003
Six of the Best - The 2003 Workshops by  The Company,   directed by The Company, February    2003
Trivial Pursuits by  Frank Vickery,   November    2002
Much Ado About Nothing by  William Shakespeare,   directed by Val Foskett, June    2002
Acts Of Love - The 2002 Workshops by  The Company,   directed by The Company, January    2002
End Of The Food Chain by  Tim Firth,   February    2002
'Tis Pity She's A Whore by  John Ford,   directed by Mehmet C Izbudak, October    2001
Macbeth by  William Shakespeare,   directed by Carl Whiteside, May    2001
What the Butler Saw by  Joe Orton,   July    2001
The 2001 Workshops by  The Company,   directed by The Company, February    2001
The Hypochondriac by  Molière,   directed by Mehmet C Izbudak, October    2000
A Chorus of Disapproval by  Alan Ayckbourn,   May    2000
84 Charing Cross Road by  Helene Hanff and James Roose-Evans,   March    2000
Something To Talk About - The 2000 Workshops by  The Company,   directed by The Company, February    2000
The Killing of Sister George by  Frank Marcus,   August    2000
A Midsummer Night's Dream by  William Shakespeare,   October    1999
The Visit by  Friedrich Dürrenmatt,   May    1999
Fur Coat and No Knickers by  Mike Harding,   February    1999
The Lion in Winter by  James Goldman,   June    1998
Blithe Spirit by  Noel Coward,   July    1998
Lysistrata by  Aristophanes,   April    1998
The Merchant of Venice by  William Shakespeare,   October    1997
A Woman of No Importance by  Oscar Wilde,   May    1997
The Ruffian on the Stair by  Joe Orton,   October    1996
The Erpingham Camp by  Joe Orton,   October    1996
A Dream Play by  Augustus Strindberg,   May    1996
The Tempest by  William Shakespeare,   November    1995
Amadeus by  Peter Shaffer,   March    1995
Orestes by  Euripides,   November    1994
Witness for the Prosecution by  Agatha Christie,   February    1994
Twelfth Night by  William Shakespeare,   November    1993
On Monday Next by  Philip King,   directed by Denis Steer, prod. Bob Gilbert, February    1993
Hayfever by  Noel Coward,   directed by Tony Strong, October    1992
Plaza Suite by  Neil Simon,   directed by S. Rock / M. Cronin / C. Carroll, May    1992
Juno and the Paycock by  Sean O'Casey,   directed by Dave Freeman, March    1992
A Chorus of Disapproval by  Alan Ayckbourn,   directed by Eve Manghani and Carol Melaugh, October    1991
The Crucible by  Arthur Miller,   directed by Liz Siese, Prod. Bob Gilbert, May    1991
The Good and Faithful Servant by  Joe Orton,   directed by Val Foskett, February    1991
The Real Inspector Hound by  Tom Stoppard,   directed by Clair Carroll, February    1991
The Hollow by  Agatha Christie,   directed by Dave Freeman, October    1990
The Sea by  Edward Bond,   directed by Tony Strong and Val Foskett, May    1990
No Sex Please, We're British by  Alistair Foot and Anthony Marriott,   directed by Denis Steer, February    1990
The Lower Depths by  Maxim Gorky,   directed by Adrian Waitt, October    1989
Between Mouthfuls by  Alan Ayckbourn,   directed by Tony Strong, May    1989
Absent Friends by  Alan Ayckbourn,   directed by Tony Strong, May    1989
Gosforth's Fete by  Alan Ayckbourn,   directed by Maurice Williams, June    1989
Carlton Calvacade by  The Company,   directed by Pat Bryant / Liz Siese, Prod. Bob Gilbert, February    1989
After Magritte by  Tom Stoppard,   directed by Dave Freeman, June    1988
Life with the Girls by  John Wooldridge,   directed by Tony Strong, February    1988
Pack of Lies by  Hugh Whitemore,   directed by Liz Siese, November    1987
Habeas Corpus by  Alan Bennett,   directed by Lynne Smart, May    1987
Trelawney of the Wells by  Arthur W Pinero,   directed by Lynne Smart, January    1987
Il Fornicazione by  Michael Green,   directed by Jim Steel, April    1987
Pygmalion by  George Bernard Shaw,   directed by Bob Mallet, March    1986
The Importance of Being Ernest by  Oscar Wilde,   directed by Dave Freeman, March    1986
Fru-Fru by  Unknown,   directed by Paul Trussell, March    1986
Murder in Company by  Philip King and John Boland,   directed by Paul Trussell, June    1986
Mice Will Play by  Dudley Freeman,   directed by Tony Strong, November    1985
See How They Run by  Philip King,   directed by Denis Steer, March    1985
Hobson's Choice by  Harold Brighouse,   directed by Joyce Bright, June    1985
Timesneeze by  David Campton,   directed by Jim Steel, June    1984
Wait Until Dark by  Frederick Knott,   directed by Liz Siese, February    1984
The Beggar's Opera by  John Gay,   directed by Lynne Smart, December    1984
Goodnight Mrs. Puffin by  Arthur Lovegrove,   directed by Tony Strong, October    1983
Anastasia by  Guy Bolton,   directed by Raymond Wright, May    1983
Harliquinade by  Terence Rattigan,   directed by Phillip Lawder, February    1983
The Browning Version by  Terence Rattigan,   directed by Phillip Lawder, February    1983
Back Where We've Never Been by  William Bankier,   directed by Bill Bankier, May    1982
The Hound of the Baskervilles by  Tim Kelly,   directed by Raymond Wright, February    1982
Antigone by  Jean Anouilh,   directed by Raymond Wright, February    1982
Blithe Spirit by  Noel Coward,   directed by Denis Steer, December    1982
Habeas Corpus by  Alan Bennett,   directed by Phillip Lawder, October    1981
A Month in the Country by  Ivan Turgenev,   directed by Liz Siese, February    1981
The Happiest Days of Your Life by  John Deighton,   directed by Paul Mason, April    1981
The Real Inspector Hound by  Tom Stoppard,   directed by Phillip Lawder, October    1980
A Separate Peace by  Tom Stoppard,   directed by Lynne Smart, October    1980
Separate Tables by  Terence Rattigan,   directed by Tony Strong, May    1980
Love In A Mist by  Kenneth Horne,   directed by Denis Steer, February    1980
The Constant Wife by  W. Somerset Maughan,   November    1979
The Pillars of Society by  Henrik Ibsen,   May    1979
Suddenly at Home by  Francis Durbridge,   November    1978
Dead Reckoning by  D. D. Wellman,   March    1978
There Goes The Bride by  Ray Cooney and John Chapman,   April    1978
The Crucible by  Arthur Miller,   May    1977
Surprise Package by  Duncan Greenwood,   February    1977
Relative Values by  Noel Coward,   December    1977
They Came To A City by  J. B. Priestley,   November    1976
Present Laughter by  Noel Coward,   May    1976
On Monday Next by  Philip King,   February    1976
March To A Different Drum by  Albert W. Morton,   May    1974
Life With The Girls by  John Wooldridge,   February    1974
Pride and Prejudice by  Helen Jerome,   October    1973
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Workshops

For our workshop productions, we have performed everything from Japanese Noh plays to John Godber. Various members of the Carlton have also written short plays and these workshops provide an ideal situation in which to try them out.

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