Canterbury theatre programmes 34 programmes for productions at the Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, as follows: * Joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat (by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber) between 06-30 Oct 1976. * Joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat (music by Andrew Lloyd Webber; lyrics by Tim Rice) between 18 Oct - 11 Nov 1978. * Once a Catholic (Mary O'Malley) on 20 Apr 1981. * The Jolson revue (devised and staged by Charles Vance) [May 1981] * Make and break (Michael Frayn) on 11 May 1981. * Murder mistaken (Janet Green) on 18 May 1981. * Canterbury tales (adapted from Chaucer by Phil Woods with Michael Bogdanov; music by Chris Barnes and Andrew Branch) on 25 May 1981. * Gaslight by Patrick Hamilton on 08 Jun 1981. * Joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat (music by Andrew Lloyd Webber; lyrics by Tim Rice) on 29 Jun 1981. * Deathtrap (Ira Levin) on 31 Aug 1981. * Dracula or a pain in the neck (Phil Woods with Michael Bogdanov) on 02 Nov 1981. * Casanova's last stand (Will Shakespeare Jnr.) on 22 Feb 1982. * Joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat (music by Andrew Lloyd Webber; lyrics by Tim Rice) on 16 Jul 1984. * Comic cuts (Stephen Mallatratt) between 10-15 Sep 1984. * Steaming (Nell Dunn) between 29 Oct - 03 Nov 1984. * Under milk wood (Dylan Thomas) on 05 Nov 1984. * Children of a lesser god (Mark Medoff) on 04 Mar 1985. * Loot (Joe Orton) on 26 Aug 1985. * One for the road (Willy Russell) on 02 Sep 1985. * Jack and the beanstalk between 12 Dec 1987 - 17 Jan 1988. * One flew over the cuckoo's nest (Dale Wasserman, based on a novel by Ken Kesey) [Feb 1988] * The cat and the canary (John Willard) on 22 Feb 1988. * Fur coat and no knickers (Mike Harding) on 29 Aug 1988. * The Hunchback of Notre Dame or "bats in the belfry" (Victor Hugo) on 19 Sep 1988. * Robin Hood and his merry men (David Joss Buckley) on 27 Nov 1989. * Lady Chatterley's lover (D. H. Lawrence; adapted by Keith Miles) [Jul 1990] * Canterbury tales -- A tale of two cities (based on works by Geoffrey Chaucer -- Charles Dickens) between 10-15 Sep 1990. * Peter Pan (based on the book by J. M. Barrie) between 15 Dec 1990 - 19 Jan 1991. * Return to the forbidden planet (Bob Carlton) between 01-06 Aug 1994. * Evita (lyrics by Tim Rice; music by Andrew Lloyd Webber) between 09-20 Jul 1996. * Dracula or, "how's your blood count?" (Micky O'Donoghue and Johnny Hanraham) between 18-23 Nov 1996. * Samuel Pepys the secret diaries (Dennis Saunders) between 27 Apr - 01 May 1999. * Jesus Christ Superstar (lyrics by Tim Rice; music by Andrew Lloyd Webber) between 21 Sep - 09 Oct 1999. * Courtenay (music by Ethan Lewis Maltby; book and lyrics by Christopher Neame) between 17-26 Jul 2003 at the Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury and the Stag Theatre, Sevenoaks. 1976-2003