Ref NoPRG/SHIR/OXF/NEW
CollectionShirley Programme Collection
TitleNew Theatre, Oxford
Date1940-1963
Extent17 items
DescriptionProgrammes for productions at the New Theatre, Oxford, as follows:
* Plays and music, by Noel Coward, produced on 11 Nov 1940. Programme includes the following notice: 'No admittance without gas mask'.
* Blithe spirit, by Noel Coward, produced on 08 Feb 1943. Starring Noel Coward.
* The ivory tower, by William Templeton, produced on 10 Apr 1950.
* And so to bed, by J B Fagan, produced on 08 Oct 1951. Starring Denis Quilley.
* Call me madam, by Irving Berlin, produced on 04 Mar 1952. Starring Arthur Lowe.
* The Mortimer touch, by Eric Linklater, produced on 21 Apr 1952. Starring William Mervyn.
* To Dorothy, a son, by Roger MacDougall, produced on 25 Aug 1953.
* King Henry VIII, by William Shakespeare, co-produced with the Old Vic Company on 27 Jul 1953.
* Wrestler's honeymoon, by Gerald McLarnon, produced on 14 Sep 1953. Starring Bernard Bresslaw and Alfred Burke.
* A question of fact, by Wynyard Browne, produced on 21 Sep 1953. Starring Paul Scofield and Gladys Cooper.
* Hamlet, by William Shakespeare, produced on 07 Nov 1953. Starring Paul Scofield and Harry Corbett.
* The gates of summer, by John Whiting, produced on 11 Sep 1956. Starring Lionel Jeffries and Dorothy Tutin.
* The entertainer, by John Osborne, produced on 18 Nov 1957. Starring Joan Plowright and Laurence Olivier.
* Duet of angels, by Jean Giraudoux, produced on 07 Apr 1958. Starring Derek Nimmo, Vivien Leigh and Claire Bloom.
* Candide by Voltaire, adapted by Bernstein, produced on 30 Mar 1959. Starring Denis Quilley.
* Vanity Fair, adapted from William Makepiece Thackeray, produced on 29 Oct 1962. Starring Sybil Thorndike.
* Queen B, by Judith Guthrie, produced on 28 Oct 1963. Starring Sybil Thorndike and Lewis Casson.
PhysicalDescriptionTheatre programmes
Admin historyCollection accumulated by Shirley's parents and grandparents.
ArrangementChronological
Access conditionsThis material is available for consultation at the University of Kent's Special Collections & Archives reading room, Templeman Library, University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NU (specialcollections@kent.ac.uk).
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