| Description | Theatre programmes for the following RADA productions:
* Measure for measure, by William Shakespeare at the Vanbrugh Theatre, 07-11 Jul 1964.
* Nightmare Abbey, by Thomas Love Peacock, dramatised by Anthony Sharp, at the Vanbrught Theatre, 14-17 Jul 1964.
* Ever since Aeschylus, by Judith Gick, at the Vanbrugh Theatre, 11-14 Nov 1964.
* The beggar's opera, by John Gay, at the Vanbrugh Theatre, 14-17 Jul 1965.
* The white devil, by John Webster, at the Vanbrugh Theatre, 14-17 Dec 1966.
* The twin rivals, by George Farquhar, at the Vanbrugh Theatre, 23-26 May 1968.
* Uncle Vanya, by Anton Chekhov, translated by Ronald Hingley, at the Vanbrugh Theatre, 13-16 Feb 1969.
* Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare, at the Vanbrugh Theatre, 27-30 Mar 1969.
* The revenger's tragedy, by Cyril Tourneur, at the Vanbrugh Theatre, 24-27 Jul 1969.
* Events while guarding the Bofors gun, by John McGrath, at the Vanbrugh Theatre, 23-26 Oct 1969.
* A double bill of Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov, translated by Ronald Hingley, and The three sisters by Anton Chekhov, translated by David Magarshack, at the Vanbrugh Theatre, 17-25 Nov 1973.
* Twelfth night, by William Shakespeare, at the Vanburgh Theatre, 04-07 Jun [1976].
* The Duchess of Malfi, by John Webster, at the Vanbrugh Theatre, 27-30 Oct 1976.
* Half in earnest, by Vivian Ellis, at the Little Theatre (later GBS), 16-23 Mar 1977.
* Much ado about nothing, by William Shakespeare, at the Vanburgh Theatre, 27-30 Jul 1978.
* Juno and the paycock, by Sean O'Casey, at the Vanburgh Theatre, 11-14 Oct 1978.
* Jack and the beanstalk, by Henry Marshall, at the Vanburgh Theatre 07-10 Dec 1978.
* Events while guarding the Bofors gun, by John McGrath, at the Vanburgh Theatre, 04-08 Apr 1979.
* Of mice and men, by John Steinbeck, at the GBS, 11-14 Jun 1980.
* The way of the world, by William Congreve, at the Vanburgh Theatre, 18-21 Jun 1980.
* Hobson's choice, by Harold Brighouse, at the Vanburgh Theatre, 04-07 Feb 1981.
* Summerfolk, by Maxim Gorky, at the Vanburgh Theatre, 12-14 Nov 1981.
* A flea in his ear, by Georges Feydeau, translated by John Mortimer, at the Vanburgh Theatre, 26-29 Nov 1981.
* The white devil, by John Webster, at the Vanburgh Theatre, 10-13 Dec 1981.
* A view from the bridge, by Arthur Miller, at the Vanburgh Theatre, 15-18 Jul 1982.
* One flew over the cuckoo's nest, by Dale Wasserman, from the novel by Ken Kesey, at the Vanburgh Theatre, 25-28 Nov 1982.
* Men should weep, by Ena Lamont Stewart, at the Vanburgh Theatre, 30 May - 02 Jun 1984.
* Bazaar and rummage, by Sue Townsend, at the GBS, 02-06 Apr 1986.
* Work presented by students leaving in December 1987, 23-24 Sep 1987.
* Infidelities (incorporating Overruled by George Bernard Shaw, Words of advice by Fay Weldon, and Sexual perversity in Chicago by David Mamet) at Studio 14, 13-22 Mar 1989.
* Twelfth night by William Shakespeare at the GBS, and Company by Stephen Sondheim at the Vanburgh Theatre, 06-15 Jul 1989.
* Amongst barbarians, by Michael Wall, at the GBS, 04-12 Dec 1989.
* The cherry orchard, by Anton Chekhov, translated by Michael Frayn, at the Vanburgh Theatre, 29 Nov - 08 Dec 1990.
* The country wife by William Wycherley at the Vanburgh Theatre, The feigned inconstancy by Pierre Marivaux (translated by John Bowen) at the GBS, and Hush by April de Angelis at Studio 14, 25 Oct - 05 Nov 1994.
* The good person of Sichuan, by Bertolt Brecht, translated by Michael Hofmann, 24-31 Oct 1997.
* A chaste maid in Cheapside, undated and venue unspecified.
* Lulu, adapted by Peter Barnes from Wedekings' sex tragedy at the Vanburgh Theatre, undated.
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