| Collection | Whiteman programme collection |
| Description | 152 programmes for productions at Richmond Theatre, as follows:
* Wait until dark by Frederick Knott (27 May - 08 Jun 1968)
* Spring and port wine by Bill Naughton (01-13 Sep 1969)
* What the butler saw by Joe Orton (17-29 Nov 1969)
* The little hut by Andrew Roussin (15-27 Jun 1970)
* The man most likely to... by Joyce Rayburn (24 Aug - 05 Sep 1970)
* His, hers and theirs by Hugh & Margaret Williams (16-28 Nov 1970)
* Quadrille by Noel Coward (from 06 Jun 1977)
* Half-life by Julian Mitchell (from 13 Nov 1978)
* There's a small hotel by Robin Hawdon (from 09 Apr 1970)
* Middle-age spread by Roger Hall (from 01 Oct 1979)
* Before the party by Rodney Ackland, based on a short story by W. Somerset Maugham (from 11 Feb 1980)
* Heartbreak House by Bernard Shaw (02-07 Jun 1980) -- Lord Arthur Savile's crime by Oscar Wilde, adapted by Constance Cox (09-14 Jun 1980)
* Taking steps by Alan Ayckbourn (from 04 Aug 1980)
* A personal affair by Ian Curtis (from 10 May 1982)
* Getting married by Bernard Shaw (from 31 May 1982)
* There's a girl in my soup by Terence Frisby (from 19 Jul 1982)
* Relatively speaking by Alan Ayckbourn (from 26 Jul 1982)
* Key for two by John Chapman (09-21 Aug 1982)
* Gaslight by Patrick Hamilton (1983)
* Hay fever by Noel Coward (03-15 Oct 1983)
* French without tears by Terence Rattigan (28 Nov - 03 Dec 1983)
* Educating Rita by Willy Russell (05-20 Dec 1983)
* Good morning Bill! by P. G. Wodehouse, from the original Hungarian by Ladislaus Fodor (28 May - 02 Jun 1984)
* Big in Brazil by Bamber Gascoigne (03-15 Sep 1984)
* The chalk garden by Enid Bagnold (17-22 Sep 1984)
* Love affair by Marcel Mithois (08-13 Oct 1984)
* Pack of lies by Hugh Whitemore (1985)
* The cabinet mole by Tony Williamson (11-16 Mar 1985)
* The real thing by Tom Stoppard (27 May - 01 Jun 1985)
* The dragon's tail by Douglas Watkinson (1985)
* On approval by Frederick Lonsdale (09-14 Jun 1986)
* The maintenance man by Richard Harris (07-19 Jul 1986)
* Present laughter by Noel Coward (21-26 Jul 1986)
* A piece of my mind by Peter Nichols (from 16 Mar 1987)
* Black comedy -- The private ear by Peter Shaffer (1987)
* Daisy pulls it off by Denise Deegan (1987)
* Noises off by Michael Frayn (1987)
* Habeas Corpus by Alan Bennett (18-23 Apr 1988)
* One for the pot by Ray Cooney and Tony Hilton (1988)
* Leo in love by Jean Sarment, adapted by Georges Wilson and translated by Ann Queensberry (30 Mar - 05 Apr 1992)
* Shades by Sharman MacDonald (Jun 1992)
* Making it better (Sep 1992)
* Separate tables by Terence Rattigan (17-22 May 1993)
* Happy families by John Godber (31 May - 05 Jun 1993)
* Les liaisons dangereuses by Christopher Hampton from the novel by Laclos (01-06 Nov 1993)
* On approval by Frederick Lonsdale (16-21 May 1994)
* Lady Windermere's fan by Oscar Wilde (23-28 May 1994)
* The Winslow boy by Terence Rattigan (30 May - 04 Jun 1994)
* Saint Joan by Bernard Shaw (13-18 Jun 1994)
* The constant wife by Somserset Maugham (27 Sep - 01 Oct 1994)
* The hothouse by Harold Pinter (Sep 1995)
* The Aspern Papers, adapted for the theatre by Michael Redgrave from the novel by Henry James (11-16 Mar 1996)
* Emily needs attention! (Mind Millie for me), translated and adapted by Nicki Frei and Peter Hall (25-30 Mar 1996)
* Tolstoy by James Goldman (01-06 Apr 1996)
* The Shakespeare revue (17-22 Jun 1996)
* Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen (02-07 Sep 1996)
* Plunder by Ben Travers (28 Oct - 02 Nov 1996)
* Henry IV parts I and II by William Shakespeare (26-30 Nov 1996)
* The tempest by William Shakespeare (28 Jan - 01 Feb 1997)
* Hamlet by William Shakespeare (10-15 Mar 1997)
* The cherry orchard by Anton Chekhov, in a version by Peter Gill (17-22 Mar 1997)
* Life support by Simon Gray (Jul 1997)
* Blithe spirit by Noel Coward (18-23 Aug 1997)
* A letter of resignation by Hugh Whitemore (22-26 Sep 1997)
* The herbal bed by Peter Whelan (16-21 Mar 1998)
* The real Inspector Hound by Tom Stoppard -- Black comedy by Peter Shaffer (07-11 Apr 1998)
* The taming of the shrew by William Shakespeare (27-31 Oct 1998)
* The prisoner of second avenue by Neil Simon (01-06 Mar 1999)
* The birthday party by Harold Pinter (08-13 Mar 1999)
* The late middle classes by Simon Gray (18-22 May 1999)
* Clarence Darrow by David W. Rintels, based on the book Clarence Darrow for the defense by Irving Stone (18-22 Apr 2000)
* Double double by Eric Elice and Roger Rees (25-29 Apr 2000)
* The heiress by Ruth and Augustus Goetz, based on the novel Washington Square by Henry James (16-20 May 2000)
* The Browning version by Terence Rattigan -- The twelve-pound lock by J.M. Barrie (31 Jul - 05 Aug 2000)
* The guardsman by Ferenc Molnar, English version by Frank Marcus (18-23 Sep 2000)
* God only knows by Hugh Whitemore (23-28 Oct 2000)
* A servant to two masters by Carlo Goldoni, newly adapted by Lee Hall (30 Oct - 04 Nov 2000)
* The external by Rodney Clark (28 May - 02 Jun 2001)
* Anything goes by Cole Porter (18-23 Jun 2001)
* The real thing by Tom Stoppard (05-10 Nov 2001)
* Picasso's women by Brian McAvera (19-23 Feb 2002)
* A chaste maid in Cheapside by Thomas Middleton (02-06 Apr 2002)
* Single spies by Alan Bennett (06-11 May 2002)
* Snakes and ladders by Eric Chappell (17-22 Jun 2002)
* The ghost train by Arnold Ridley (08-13 Jul 2002)
* Damsels in distress (Game plan -- Flat spin -- Role play) by Alan Ayckbourn (26-31 Aug 2002)
* Stones in his pockets by Marie Jones (02-07 Sep 2002)
* Macbeth by William Shakespeare (28 Oct - 02 Nov 2002)
* Our song by Keith Waterhouse (31 Mar - 05 Apr 2003)
* Noises off by Michael Frayn (21-26 Apr 2003)
* Where there's a will by Georges Feydeau, in a new version by Nicki Frei (19-24 May 2003)
* Office suite by Alan Bennett (14-19 Jul 2003)
* Abigail's party by Mike Leigh (08-13 Sep 2003)
* The deep blue sea by Terence Rattigan (22-27 Sep 2003)
* The lieutenant of Inishmore by Martin McDonagh (Oct 2003)
* Humble boy by Charlotte Jones (01-06 Dec 2003)
* The holy terror by Simon Gray (16-21 Feb 2004)
* A doll's house by Henrik Ibsen, newly adapted by Bryony Lavery (08-13 Mar 2004)
* About Alice by Charles Laurence (13-17 Apr 2004)
* Suddenly last summer by Tennessee Williams (19-24 Apr 2004)
* My boy Jack by David Haig (31 May - 05 Jun 2004)
* Dinner by Moira Buffini (12-17 Jul 2004)
* Candida by Bernard Shaw (20-24 Jul 2004)
* Jus' like that by John Fisher (06-11 Sep 2004)
* Journey's end by R.C. Sherriff (14-18 Sep 2004)
* Clouds by Michael Frayn (08-13 Nov 2004)
* The lady in the van by Alan Bennett (15-20 Nov 2004)
* Lord Arthur Savile's crime by Oscar Wilde, adapted by Trevor Baxter (18-23 Apr 2005)
* Rookery Nook by Ben Travers, produced by the Oxford Stage Company and performed at Richmond Theatre as part of the 2005 tour between 02-06 Aug. (The placement of this programme in the Richmond Theatre series reflects the previous owner's arrangement.
* See how they run by Philip King (28 Feb - 04 Mar 2006)
* The safari party by Tim Firth (18-22 Apr 2006)
* Festen, a dramatisation by David Eldridge based on the DOGME film and play by Thomas Vinterberg, Mogens Rukov and Bo Hr. Hansen (24-29 Apr 2006)
* The best of friends by Hugh Whitemore (08-13 May 2006)
* Dangerous obsession by N. J. Crisp (26 Jun - 01 Jul 2006)
* Entertaining angels by Richard Everett (05-09 Sep 2006)
* The last laugh by Koki Mitani, adapted by Richard Harris (19-24 Feb 2007)
* The decorator by Donald Churchill (23-28 Jul 2007)
* Donkeys' years by Michael Frayn (05-15 Sep 2007)
* The 39 steps by John Buchan, adapted by Patrick Barlow (22-26 Jan 2008)
* In the club by Richard Bean (12-16 Feb 2008)
* The deep blue sea by Terence Rattigan (10-15 Mar 2008)
* Quartermaine's terms by Simon Gray (02-07 Jun 2008)
* London assurance by Dion Boucicault (10-14 Jun 2008)
* Absurd person singular by Alan Ayckbourn (22-27 Sep 2008)
* God of carnage by Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton (09-14 Mar 2009)
* Brief encounter by Noel Coward (07-11 Apr 2009)
* Alphabetical order by Michael Frayn (08-13 Jun 2009)
* The woman in black by Susan Hill, adapted by Stephen Mallatratt (12-16 Jan 2010)
* My wonderful day by Alan Ayckbourn (15-20 Feb 2010)
* Blood brothers by Willy Russell (22-27 Mar 2010)
* If I were you by Alan Ayckbourn (31 May - 05 Jun 2010)
* Blithe spirit by Noel Coward (21-26 Feb 2011)
* Life of Riley by Alan Ayckbourn (21-26 Mar 2011)
* Yes, Prime Minister by Simon Williams and Richard McCabe (13-18 Jun 2011)
* Barefoot in the park by Neil Simon (30 Apr - 05 May 2012)
* Dandy Dick by Arthur Wing Pinero, adapted by Christopher Luscombe (10-14 Jul 2012)
* The seagull by Anton Chekhov, in a new version by John Donnelly (29 May - 01 Jun 2013)
* Relative values by Noel Coward (08-13 Jul 2013)
* The Pitmen painters by Lee Hall, inspired by a book by William Feaver (05-10 Aug 2013)
* Pygmalion by Bernard Shaw (14-19 Apr 2014)
* Tonight at 8:30 by Noel Coward (11-14 Jun 2014)
* Daytona by Oliver Cotton (01-06 Sep 2014)
* Hay fever by Noel Coward (15-20 Sep 2014)
* Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare (18-22 Nov 2014)
* Constellations by Nick Payne (23-27 Jun 2015)
* Out of order by Ray Cooney (03-08 Apr 2017)
* Abigail's party by Mike Leigh (24-29 Apr 2017)
* The Wipers Times by Ian Hislop and Nick Newman (26-30 Sep 2017)
* How the other half loves by Alan Ayckbourn (16-21 Oct 2017)
* The Winslow boy by Terence Rattigan (08-12 May 2018)
* Accolade by Emlyn Williams (09-13 Jul 2024)
* The constant wife by Laura Wade, based on the comedy by W. Somerset Maugham (Feb 2026) |
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