| Collection | Simone Halfin Programme Collection |
| Description | 38 programmes for productions at the Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, as follows:
* Bye bye blues by James Saunders, produced by Richmond Fringe, on 18 November 1973.
* What about luv? Based on the play "Luv" by Murray Schisgal ; book by Jeffrey Sweet ; music by Howard Marren ; lyrics by Susan Birkenhead, on 12 December 1986.
* A smile on the end of the line by Michel Vinaver; translated by Peter Meyer, between 13 March - 04 April 1987.
* Definitely the Bahamas; with A kind of Arden and Spanish girls by Martin Crimp between 25 September - 17 October 1987.
* No more a-roving by John Whiting on 05 November 1987.
* The secret life by Harley Granville Barker on 27 February 1988.
* The way to keep him by Arthur Murphy between 09 September - 08 October 1988.
* Dealing with Clair by Martin Crimp between 14 October - 12 November 1988.
* The roar of the greasepaint, the smell of the crowd by Anthony Newly and Leslie Bricusse between 16 December 1988 - 28 January 1989.
* Paradise lost by John Milton; adapted by Gordon Honeycombe, c. 1988.
* Situation vacant by Michel Vinaver; translated by John Burgess, between 17-30 March 1989.
* The lady or the tiger by Michael Richmond, Jeremy Paul and Nola York, between 15 December 1989 - 03 February 1990.
* Adam Bede by George Eliot; adapted by Geoffrey Beevers, between 09 February - 10 March 1990.
* The last Englishman by David Pinner between 06-28 April 1990.
* Little Eyolf by Henrik Ibsen; in a translation by Michael Meyer between 10 October - 16 November 1991.
* The dark river by Rodney Ackland between 19 March - 25 April 1992.
* The little match girl based on the story by Hans Christian Andersen ; book and lyrics by Jeremy Paul and Leslie Stewart ; music by Keith Strachan, between 28 November 1991 - 01 February 1992.
* A penny for a song by John Whiting between 03 December 1992 - 30 January 1993.
* Mr Director by Fay Weldon between 21 October - 27 November 1993.
* The case of the rebellious Susan by Henry Arthur Jones between 17 March - 23 April 1994.
* No big deal by Rod Beacham between 28 April - 04 June 1994.
* Doctor Knock by Jules Romains ; in an English version by Harley Granville Barker, between 06 October - 26 November 1994.
* Flora the red menace: the musical, book by David Thompson; music by John Kander; lyrics by Fred Ebb, between 01 December 1994 - 04 February 1995.
* Retreat by James Saunders on 04 May 1995.
* The verge by Susan Glaspell on 28 March 1996.
* The good woman of Setzuan by Bertolt Brecht; translated by Eric Bentley, c. March 1996.
* What the heart feels by Stephen Bill on 10 October 1996.
* Family circles by Alan Ayckbourn on 28 November 1996.
* Inheritors by Susan Glaspell on 20 February 1997.
* The power of darkness by Leo Tolstoy; translated by Anthony Clark, on 10 April 1997.
* Love me slender by Vanessa Brooks on 05 June 1997.
* A Michel Vinaver double bill featuring Overboard (translated by Gideon Lester) and The neighbours (translated by Paul Antal), produced in assocation with The French Theatre Season, c. October 1997.
* The rink, book by Terrence McNally; music by John Kander; lyrics by Fred Ebb, c. July 1998.
* The second cosmic hair gallery by Deborah Gatesby, c. July 1998.
* A double bill of The house among the stars by Michael Tremblay; translated by John van Burek, and Lips together, teeth apart by Terrence McNally, between 21 October - 12 December 1999.
* The lady or the tiger by Michael Richmond and Jeremy Paul; lyrics by Michael Richmond; music by Nola York, between 16 December 2009 - 13 February 2010.
* Taking steps by Alan Ayckbourn between 24 March - 29 May 2010.
* In addition to the programmes listed above, there is one undated brochure for the Orange Tree Theatre, included separately. |