National Theatre programmes 29 programmes for productions at the National Theatre, incorporating the Cottesloe, Lyttelton and Olivier, as follows: * The misanthrope, or The atrabilious lover by Molière ; English version by Tony Harrison on 22 February 1973. * Coming in to land by Stephen Poliakoff on 07 January 1987. * Cat on a hot tin roof by Tennessee Williams on 03 February 1988. * The father by August Strindberg; in a new version by John Osborne, on 26 OCtober 1988. * Ghetto by Joshua Sobol on 27 April 1989. * Sunday in the park with George, music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim; book by James Lapine, on 15 March 1990. * The crucible by Arthur Miller on 31 May 1990. * The wind in the willos by Kenneth Grahame, adapted by Alan Bennett, on 12 December 1990. * Murmuring judges by David Hare on 10 October 1991. * Carousel, music by Richard Rodgers; book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, on 10 December 1992. * On the ledge by Alan Bleasdale, co-produced with the Nottingham Playhouse, on 27 April 1993. * Inadmissable evidence by John Osborne on 17 June 1993. * Alice's adventures under ground by Lewis Carroll; adapted by Christopher Hampton and Martha Clarke, on 08 November 1994. * Mother Courage and her children by Bertolt Brecht; in a new version by David Hare, on 14 November 1995. * John Gabriel Borkman by Henrik Ibsen; in a new version by Nicholas Wright, on 11 July 1996. * Cardiff East by Peter Gill on 12 February 1997. * Lady in the dark by Moss Hart; with lyrics by Ira Gershwin and music by Kurt Weill, on 11 March 1997. * King Lear by William Shakespeare on 27 March 1997. * The Caucasian chalk circle by Bertolt Brecht; in a new version by Frank McGuinness, produced in collaboration with Theatre de Complicite, on 21 April 1997. * The persecution and assassination of Marat as performed by the inmates of the asylum of Charenton under the direction of the Marquis de Sade, by Peter Weiss ; English version by Geoffrey Skelton ; verse adaptation by Adrian Mitchell, on 14 May 1997. * Closer by Patrick Marber on 29 May 1997. * Amy's view by David Hare on 20 June 1997. * Chips with everything by Arnold Wesker on 04 September 1997. * An enemy of the people by Henrik Ibsen; in a new version by Christopher Hampton, on 19 September 1997. * The invention of love by Tom Stoppard on 01 October 1997. * The day I stood still by Kevin Elyot on 22 January 1998. * Flight: a play in eight dreams by Mikhail Bulgakov; in a new adaptation by Ron Hutchinson, on 12 February 1998. * Not about nightingales by Tennessee Williams, co-produced with Moving Theatre and in association with Alley Theatre, Houston, on 05 March 1998. * Oklahoma! Music by Richard Rodgers; book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, on 15 Jul 1998. 1973-1998