Ref NoPRG/SHIR/OXF/PLA/8
CollectionShirley Programme Collection
Title1950s
Date1950-1959
Extent16 items
Description16 programmes for productions at the Oxford Playhouse in the 1950s, as follows:
*1066 and all that, by Reginald Arkell, produced 26 Dec 1949 - 04 Feb 1950.
* The man with a load of mischief, by Ashley Dukes, produced 20 Mar - 01 Apr 1950.
* Present laughter, by Noel Coward, produced 03-15 Apr 1950.
* Miss Mabel, by R C Sherriff, produced 21 Aug - 02 Sep 1950 and starring Donald Hewlett.
* Golden boy, by Clifford Odets, produced 21 Apr - 03 May 1952 and starring Donald Houston, Francis Matthews, and Ronald Barker.
* Night must fall, by Emlyn Williams, produced 09-21 Feb 1953 and starring Francis Matthews and Ronald Barker.
* The unguarded hour, by Bernard Merivale, produced 14-26 Sep 1953 and starring John Wentworth and Ronald Barker.
* The government inspector, by Nikolai Gogol, produced 03-15 May 1954, directed by Peter Hall and starring Ronald Barker and Frank Windsor. This programme includes a flyer.
* The letter, by William Somerset Maugham, produced 13-24 Jul 1954 and starring Ronald Barker.
* Thieves carnival, by Jean Anouilh (translated by Lucienne Hill), produced 25 Apr - 07 May 1955.
* Lysistrata, by Aristophanes, produced March 1957 and starring Prunella Scales and Ian Hendry.
* Figure of fun, by Andre Roussin (adapted by Arthur Macrae), produced Apr 1957 and starring Ian Hendry.
* Under milk wood, by Dylan Thomas, produced Oct 1957 and starring Joss Ackland, Alan Ayckbourn and Rachel Roberts.
* Mademoiselle Jaire, by Michel de Ghelderode (translated by Derek Prouse), produced Nov 1957 and starring Joss Ackland and Alan Ayckbourn.
* An enemy of the people, by Henrik Ibsen (adapted by Arthur Miller), produced Apr 1958.
* The foggy, foggy dew, by William Fry, produced Jul 1959.
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).
LevelSubSubSeries
    Powered by CalmView© 2008-2026