Archive
This archive was created thanks to the hard work of Eleanor Dawson.
Present-2018
As Kiln Theatre
12 September – 21 October | Mlima’s Tale by Lynn Nottage
29 June – 15 July 2023 | Modest by Ellen Brammar
5 – 24 June 2023 | Es & Flo by Jennifer Lunn
20 April – 27 May 2023 | Retrograde by Ryan Calais Cameron
14 December 2022 – 11 February 2023 | The Wife of Willesden by Zadie Smith
5 – 26 November | Reasons You Should(n’t) Love Me by Amy Trigg
10 September – 29 October 2022 | Handbagged by Moira Buffini
14 July 2022 – 13 August 2022 | The Darkest Part of the Night by Zodwa Nyoni
19 May 2022 – 25 June 2022 | Girl on an Altar by Marina Carr
28 March 2022 – 23 April 2022 | Black Love by Chinonyerem Odimba
11 November 2021 – 15 January 2022 | The Wife of Willesden by Zadie Smith
6 September – 9 October 2021 | NW Trilogy by Moira Buffini, Suhayla El-Bushra and Roy Williams
1 July – 31 July 2021 | The Invisible Hand by Ayad Akhtar
21 May – 12 June 2021 | Reasons You Should(n’t) Love Me by Amy Trigg
13 Feb – 14 March 2020 | Pass Over by Antoinette Nwandu
10 Dec – 25 Jan 2020 | Snowflake by Mike Bartlett
23 Oct – 30 Nov 2019 | When the Crows Visit by Anupama Chandrasekhar
25 – 28 Sep 2019 | The Seven Ages of Patience by Chinonyerem Odimba
18 Jul – 7 Sep 2019 | Blues in the Night by Sheldon Epps
30 May – 6 Jul 2019 | Wife by Samuel Adamson
26 Apr – 17 May 2019 | The Half God of Rainfall by Inua Ellams
20 Feb – 6 Apr 2019 | The Son by Florian Zeller
9 Jan – 2 Feb 2019 | Approaching Empty by Ishy Din
26 Oct – 22 Dec 2018 | White Teeth by Stephen Sharkey
5 Sep – 6 Oct 2018 | Holy Sh!t by Alexis Zegerman
2018-2016
During the Building Project closure
10 Mar – 14 Apr 2018 | The Great Wave by Francis Turnly (at National Theatre)
28 – 29 Sep 2017 | An Evening With An Immigrant (2017) by Inua Ellams
10 Jun – 1 Jul 2017 | I Hear You And Rejoice by Mikel Murfi
5 Jun – 1 Jul 2017 | The Man In The Woman’s Shoes (2017) by Mikel Murfi
6 Dec 2016 | An Evening With An Immigrant (2016) by Inua Ellams
2016-2011
27 Jun 2016 | Come To Where I’m From by Karla Williams, Zia Ahmed, Mediah Ahmed, Gabriel Bisset-Smith and Che Walker
12 May – 2 Jul 2016 | The Invisible Hand by Ayad Akhtar
25 Apr – 7 May 2016 | Mark Thomas: Trespass by Mark Thomas
4 – 23 Apr 2016 | The Man In The Woman’s Shoes (2016) by Mikel Murfi
4 Apr – 9 Apr 2016 | NW6 New Writing Festival by Hassan Abdulrazzak, Zodwa Nyoni, Chino Odimba, Sam Potter and Francis Turnly
21 Jan – 12 Mar 2016 | The Mother by Florian Zeller
19 Nov 2015 – 9 Jan 2016 | Ben Hur by Patrick Barlow
8 Oct – 14 Nov 2015 | A Wolf In Snakeskin Shoes by Marcus Gardley
24 – 3 Oct 2015 | Shazia Mirza: The Kardashians Made Me Do It by Shazia Mirza
22 – 30 Sep 2015 | Sean Hughes: Mumbo Jumbo by Sean Hughes
8 – 19 Sep 2015 | A Brimful of Asha by Ravi Jain and Asha Jain
27 Jul – 2 Aug 2015 | The Muju Crew: Come In! Sit Down! by The Muju Crew
6 Jul – 11 Jul 2015 | Mozart’s Don Giovanni by The Darling Music Experience
22 Jun – 4 Jul 2015 | Verdi’s La Traviata by OperaUpClose
7 May – 13 Jun 2015 | The Father by Florian Zeller
7 Apr – 2 May 2015 | After Electra by April de Angelis
19 Feb – 21 Mar 2015 | Multitudes by John Hollingworth
9 Feb – 14 Feb 2015 | Nina Conti: In Your Face by Nina Conti
21 Jan – 24 Jan 2015 | Happy Birthday Without You by Sonia Jalaly
12 Jan – 31 Jan 2015 | A Series of Increasingly Impossible Acts by the Secret Theatre Company
17 Dec 2014 – 10 Jan 2015 | Lionboy by Marcelo Dos Santos
1 – 13 Dec 2014 | Mark Thomas: Cuckooed by Mark Thomas
9 Oct – 29 Nov 2014 | The House That Will Not Stand by Marcus Garvey
4 Sep – 4 Oct 2014 | True West by Sam Shepherd
19 Jun – 26 Jul 2014 | The Colby Sisters of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania by Adam Bock
27 May – 14 Jun 2014 | Circles by Rachel De-lahay
22 Apr – 24 May 2014 | The Believers by Bryony Lavery
7 – 19 Apr 2014 | Hopelessly Devoted by Kate Tempest
3 – 5 Apr 2014 | The Kilburn Passion by Suhayla El-Bushra
26 – 29 Mar 2014 | Sean Hughes: Penguins by Sean Hughes
21 Jan – 15 Mar 2014 | Red Velvet (2014) by Lolita Chakrabarti
21 Nov 2013 – 18 Jan 2014 | Once A Catholic by Mary J. O’Malley
26 Sep – 16 Nov 2013 | Handbagged by Moira Buffini
4 – 21 Sep 2013 | A Boy And His Soul by Colman Domingo
1 – 24 Aug 2013 | The Epic Adventure of Nhamo the Manyika Warrior and His Sexy Wife Chipo by Denton Chikura
6 Jun – 20 Jul 2013 | Bracken Moor by Alexi Kaye Campbell
2 May – 1 Jun 2013 | The Match Box by Frank McGuinness
28 Feb – 28 Apr 2013 | Paper Dolls by Philip Himberg
13 – 17 Feb 2013 | Sean Hughes: Life Becomes Noises by Sean Hughes
16 Jan – 9 Feb 2013 | One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show by Don Evans
30 Nov 2012 – 12 Jan 2013 | The Arabian Nights by Mary Zimmerman
11 Oct – 24 Nov 2012 | Red Velvet (2012) by Lolita Chakrabarti
10 Sep – 6 Oct 2012 | Mark Thomas: Bravo Figaro by Mark Thomas
16 – 21 Jul 2012 | Jazz at Cafe Society by Alex Webb
9 – 14 Jul 2012 | Lover’s Rock Monologues by Janet Kay, Victor Romero Evans and Carroll Thompson
6 – 9 Jun 2012 | Francesca Martinez: What The **** Is Normal? by Francesca Martinez
2 Jun – 7 Jul 2012 | Mary Shelley by Helen Edmundson
8 May – 2 Jun 2012 | A Slow Air by David Harrower
10 Apr – 5 May 2012 | Neighbourhood Watch by Alan Ayckbourne
2 – 5 Apr 2012 | The Muju Crew by MUJU
9 Feb – 1 Apr 2012 | The Bomb: A Partial History by Lee Blessing, Ryan Craig, John Donnelly, David Greig, Elena Gremina, Amit Gupta, Zinnie Harris, Ron Hutchinson, Diana Son and Colin Teevan
15 Dec 2011 – 4 Feb 2012 | Stones In His Pockets by Marie Jones
17 Nov – 10 Dec 2011 | The Riots by Gillian Slovo
15 Sep – 19 Dec 2011 | The Great Game: Afghanistan, USA Tour
10 Aug – 10 Sep 2011 | Broken Glass by Arthur Miller
11 Jul – 6 Aug 2011 | Lay Me Down Softly by Billy Roche
2 Jun – 2 Jul 2011 | Tactical Questioning by Richard Norton-Taylor
3 – 28 May 2011 | Mark Thomas: Extreme Rambling (Walking the Wall) by Mark Thomas
5 – 30 Apr 2011 | Brontë by Polly Teale
6 Mar 2011 | Inspirations with English PEN
1 Feb – 5 Mar 2011 | Water by Filter and David Farr
2010-2006
29 Nov 2010 – 29 Jan 2011 | Midsummer by David Greig and Gordon McIntyre
30 Sep – 27 Nov 2010 | Broken Glass by Arthur Miller
25 Jul – 29 Aug 2010 | The Great Game: Part 3 by Ben Ockrent, Abi Morgan, Richard Bean and Simon Stephens
24 Jul – 29 Aug 2010 | The Great Game: Part 2 by David Edgar, Lee Blessing, David Greig and Colin Teevan
23 Jul – 29 Aug 2010 | The Great Game: Part 1 by Stephen Jeffreys, Ron Hutchinson, Amit Gupta and Joy Wilkinson
8 Jun – 17 Jul 2010 | Women, Power & Politics: Now by Joy Wilkinson, Bola Agbaje, Zinnie Harris, Sam Holcroft, Sue Townsend and Gillian Slovo
4 Jun – 17 Jul 2010 | Women, Power & Politics: Then by Rebecca Lenkiewicz, Marie Jones, Moira Buffini, Gillian Slovo and Lucy Kirkwood
4 – 29 May 2010 | Twelfth Night by Filter and William Shakespeare
15 Mar – 17 Apr 2010 | Chronicles of Long Kesh by Martin Lynch
22 Feb – 13 Mar 2010 | The Dead School by Pat McCabe
7 Jan – 20 Feb 2010 | Greta Garbo Came To Donegal by Frank McGuinness
25 Nov – 15 Dec 2009 | Not Black and White: Detaining Justice by Bola Agbaje
22 Oct – 17 Dec 2009 | Not Black and White: Seize The Day by Kwame Kwei-Armah
8 Oct – 19 Dec 2009 | Not Black and White: Category B by Roy Williams
18 Sep – 3 Oct 2009 | Mark Thomas: The Manifesto by Mark Thomas
9 – 20 Sep 2009 | Stockwell by Kieron Barry
4 – 29 Aug 2009 | Pornography by Simon Stephens
14 Jul – 1 Aug 2009 | Koos Sas: Last Bushman of Montagu by David Kramer
16 Jun – 11 Jul 2009 | Karoo Moose by Lara Foot Newton
19 Apr – 14 Jun 2009 | The Great Game: Part 3 by Ben Ockrent, Abi Morgan, Richard Bean and Simon Stephens
18 Apr – 14 Jun 2009 | The Great Game: Part 2 by David Edgar, J T Rogers, David Greig and Colin Teevan
17 Apr – 14 Jun 2009 | The Great Game: Part 1 by Stephen Jeffreys, Ron Hutchinson, Amit Gupta and Joy Wilkinson
10 Mar – 4 Apr 2009 | Deep Cut by Philip Ralph
3 Feb – 7 Mar 2009 | Damascus by David Greig
1 – 2 Dec 2008 | Twelfth Night by Filter and William Shakespeare
3 – 29 Nov 2008 | Rank by Robert Massey
2 Oct – 1 Nov 2008 | Radio Golf by August Wilson
1 Sep – 27 Sep 2008 | Twelfth Night by Filter and William Shakespeare
5 – 30 Aug 2008 | Let There Be Love by Kwame Kwei-Armah
28 May – 28 Jun 2008 | Topless Mum by Ron Hutchinson
12 – 24 May 2008 | Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas
1 Apr – 3 May 2008 | Testing The Echo by David Edgar
12 – 29 Mar 2008 | Days of Significance by Roy Williams
21 Feb – 8 Mar 2008 | I’ll Be The Devil by Leo Butler
17 Jan – 16 Feb 2008 | Let There Be Love by Kwame Kwei-Armah
22 Nov 2007 – 12 Jan 2008 | Doubt: A Parable by John Patrick Shanley
5 – 12 Nov 2007 | The Table by Karbido
27 Sep – 3 Nov 2007 | Moonlight and Magnolias by Ron Hutchinson
30 Jul – 1 Sep 2007 | Evita For President by Pieter Dirk-Uys
19 Jun – 7 Jul 2007 | Small Miracle by Neil D’Souza
4 – 16 Jun 2007 | Mark Thomas: As Used on the Famous Nelson Mandela (The Hindujas Cont…) by Mark Thomas
19 Apr – 9 Jun 2007 | Called to Account: The Indictment of Anthony Charles Lynton Blair For The Crime of Aggression Against Iraq – A Hearing by Richard Norton-Taylor
13 Mar – 14 Apr 2007 | The Caretaker by Harold Pinter
1 Feb – 3 Mar 2007 | The War Next Door by Tamsin Oglesby
6 Dec 2006 – 27 Jan 2007 | Spice Drum Beat – Ghoema by David Kramer
7 Nov – 2 Dec 2006 | Orestes by Helen Edmundson
24 – 26 Oct 2006 | How Long Is Never: Darfur – A Response by Jennifer Farmer, Carlo Gebler, Lynn Nottage, Winsome Pinnock, Michael Bhim, Amy Evans and Juliet Gilkes
14 Sep – 21 Oct 2006 | Fabulation (or The Re-Education of Undine) by Lynn Nottage
10 Aug – 9 Sep 2006 | The 39 Steps by Patrick Barlow
3 – 15 Jul 2006 | No Planet B – The History of the World Backwards by Robert Newman
24 May – 1 July 2006 | The Field by J.B. Keane
29 Mar – 2 May 2006 | A Whistle In The Dark by Tom Murphy
Feb – Mar 2006 | Fabulation (or The Re-Education of Undine) by Lynn Nottage
6 Jan – 11 Feb 2006 | Gem of the Ocean by August Wilson
2005-2001
13 Oct – 19 Nov 2005 | Chicken Soup With Barley by Arnold Wesker
31 Aug 2005 – 17 Sep 2005 | Marc Salem’s Mind Games by Marc Salem
6 Jul – 6 Aug 2005 | The Arab-Israeli Cookbook by Robin Soans
7 Apr – 7 May 2005 | Bloody Sunday: Scenes From The Saville Enquiry by Richard Norton-Taylor
10 Mar – 2 Apr 2005 | The Fortune Club by Dolly Dhingra
3 Feb – 5 Mar 2005 | One Under by Winsome Pinnock
2 Dec 2004 – 22 Jan 2005 | Playboy of the West Indies by Mustapha Matura
9 – 27 Nov 2004 | Bread and Butter by C.P. Taylor
30 Sep – 6 Nov 2004 | The Shadow of a Gunman by Sean O’Casey
16 Jun – 10 Jul 2004 | Blues For Mr. Charlie by James Baldwin
20 May – 12 Jun 2004 | Guantanamo ‘Honor Bound to Defend Freedom’ by Gillian Slovo and Victoria Brittain
10 – 15 May 2004 | Waiting For Godot by Samuel Beckett
13 Apr – 8 May 2004 | The Quare Fellow by Brendan Behan
10 Mar – 10 Apr 2004 | Singer by Peter Flannery
10 Dec 2003 – 6 Mar 2004 | Kat And The Kings by David Kramer and Taliep Petersen
30 Oct – 29 Nov 2003 | Justifying War: Scenes From The Hutton Enquiry
11 Sep – 25 Oct 2003 | John Bull’s Other Island by Bernard Shaw
13 Aug – 6 Sep 2003 | The Price (2003) by Arthur Miller
2 Jun 2003 | The History of the Troubles (Accordin’ To My Da) by Martin Lynch and Grimes & McKee
17 Apr – 31 May 2003 | The Dwarfs by Harold Pinter
14 Mar – 12 Apr 2003 | Crossing Jerusalem by Julia Pascal
10 Feb – 8 Mar 2003 | A Night in November by Marie Jones
10 Dec 2002 – 8 Feb 2003 | King Hedley II by August Wilson
24 Oct – 7 Dec 2002 | The Price (2002) by Arthur Miller
19 Sep – 19 Oct 2002 | Ten Rounds by Carlo Gebler
6 – 14 Sep 2002 | Hyperlynx by John McGrath
29 Jun – 6 Jul 2002 | David Kramer Live in London
29 Jul – 17 Aug 2002 | I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls by Ade Morris
27 May – 22 Jun 2002 | Catwalk by Malika Booker
23 Apr – 25 May 2002 | The Clearing by Helen Edmundson
20 May – 20 Apr 2002 | Sorrows and Rejoicings by Athol Fugard
14 Feb – 16 Mar 2002 | The Promise by Alexei Arbuzov
13 Dec 2001 – 9 Feb 2002 | The Cavalcaders by Billy Roche
7 – 8 Dec 2001 | Twelve Angry Men by Reginald Rose
20 Nov – 1 Dec 2001 | Stolen by Jane Harrison
16 Oct – 17 Nov 2001 | Brixton Stories by Biyi Bandele
6 – 13 Oct 2001 | Boy Called Rubbish and Squawk by Ellis Pearson and Bheki Mkhwane
18 Sep – 13 Oct 2001 | As The Beast Sleeps by Gary Mitchell
3 – 15 Sep 2001 | Under Their Influence by Wayne Buchanan
Aug 2001 | The Far Side by Courttia Newland
29 Jun – 10 Aug 2001 | Foreign Aids by Pieter Dirk-Uys
22 May – 23 Jun 2001 | Further Than The Furthest Thing by Zinnie Harris
19 Apr – 10 May 2001 | Suip (Fruit of the Vein) by Heinrich Reisenhofer and Oscar Petersen
19 Mar – 14 Apr 2001 | The Kings Of The Kilburn High Road by Jimmy Murphy
Feb – Mar 2001 | Water by Winsome Pinnock
Feb – Mar 2001 | Wine In The Wilderness by Alice Childress
2000-1996
Dec 2000 – Feb 2001 | The Wexford Trilogy by Billy Roche
13 Nov – 2 Dec 2000 | Ruby Wax: Stressed by Ruby Wax
17 Oct – 11 Nov 2000 | Water by Winsome Pinnock
17 Oct – 11 Nov 2000 | Wine In The Wilderness by Alice Childress
11 Aug – 7 Oct 2000 | An Die Muzik by Pip Simmons
Jul – Aug 2000 | The Gift by Roy Williams
4 – 15 Jul 2000 | Stolen by Jane Harrison
25 May – 1 Jul 2000 | Dreyfus by Jean-Claude Grumberg
Apr – May 2000 | Stones In His Pockets by Marie Jones
Mar 2000 | The Magic Box by Errol Lloyd
Feb – Mar 2000 | Poison by David Kramer and Taliep Petersen
Dec 1999 – Feb 2000 | The Amen Corner by James Baldwin
Nov – Dec 1999 | Four Nights in Knaresborough by Paul Corcoran
Sep – Oct 1999 | Emma by Martin Millar and Doon Mackichan
Aug – Sep 1999 | Stones In His Pockets by Marie Jones
19 Jul – 14 Aug 1999 | Dekaffirnated by Pieter-Dirk Uys
5 – 17 Jul 1999 | True Believers by Joseph O’Connor
Jun – Jul 1999 | LIFT
11 May – 5 Jun 1999 | Catalpa by Donal O’Kelly
May 1999 | Collateral Damage by Tariq Ali, Howard Brenton and Andy de la Tour
Apr – May 1999 | The Garden of Habustan by Rebecca Wolman
Mar – Apr 1999 | Up Against the Wall by Felix Cross and Paulette Randall
Mar 1999 | Paddy Irishman, Paddy Englishman, and Paddy…? by Declan Croghan
Feb 1999 | And the Brother Too… by Eamon Morrissey
Jan – Feb 1999 | The Colour of Justice: The Stephen Lawrence Inquiry by Richard Norton-Taylor
30 Nov – 19 Dec 1998 | The Snow Palace by Pam Gems
22 Oct – 28 Nov 1998 | Ugly Rumours by Tariq Ali and Howard Brenton
Sep – Oct 1998 | Starstruck by Roy Williams
Jun – Jul 1998 | The Basset Table by Susanna Centlivre
May – Jun 1998 | Europeans Only: An African Audition for Europe by Pieter-Dirk Uys
27 May – 6 Jun 1998 | The Little Violin by Jean-Claude Grumberg and Adrian Mitchell
Apr – 16 May 1998 | Sitting in Limbo by Dawn Penso and Judy Hepburn
31 Mar – 26 Apr 1998 | Dance of Death by August Strindberg
Feb – Mar 1998 | Kat and the Kings by David Kramer and Taliep Petersen
Jan – 14 Feb 1998 | Iced by Ray Shell
Dec 1997 – Jan 1998 | Sive by John B Keane
Nov 1997 | Angels and Demons by Rebecca Wolman
Nov 1997 | Srebrenica by Nicolas Kent
Sep – Nov 1997 | Kat and the Kings by David Kramer and Taliep Petersen
Sep 1997 | A Tainted Dawn: Images of Partition by Sudha Bhuchar and Kristine Landon-Smith
Jun – Jul 1997 | Live from Boerassic Park by Pieter-Dirk Uys
Apr – Jun 1997 | The Mai by Marina Carr
Apr 1997 | Kings by Christopher Logue
Mar 1997 | ‘I Doubt It’, Says Pauline by Jon Kenny and Pat Shortt
Feb – Mar 1997 | Kitchensink by Paul Mercier
Dec 1996 – Feb 1997 | Beef, No Chicken by Derek Walcott
Dec 1996 | Sympathy for the Devil by Roy Winston
Oct – Nov 1996 | The Gay Detective by Gerard Stembridge
Sep – Oct 1996 | Nuremberg War Crimes Trial by Richard Norton-Taylor
Sep – Oct 1996 | Srebrenica by Nicolas Kent
Aug – Sep 1996 | 3 Ms Behaving by Gillian Gregory
Jul 1996 | Roll with the Punches: The Songs of Randy Newman
Jun 1996 | Truth Omissions by Pieter-Dirk Uys
May – Jun 1996 | Nuremberg War Crimes Trial by Richard Norton-Taylor
Mar – Apr 1996 | Byrne and The Brother by Eamon Morrissey
Mar 1996 | 20-52 by Jeremy Weller
Jan – Mar 1996 | Two Trains Running by August Wilson
1995 - 1991
Dec 1995 – Jan 1996 | Tales From Home by Robbie Gringas and Rebecca Wolman
Nov – Dec 1995 | Desire Under The Elms by Eugene O’Neill
Oct – Nov 1995 | Macbeth by William Shakespeare
Sep – Oct 1995 | Bedfellows by Dave Anderson and David MacLennan
Aug – Sep 1995 | You ANC Nothing Yet by Pieter-Dirk Uys
Jul – Aug 1995 | Red Roses and Petrol by Joseph O’Connor
Jun – Jul 1995 | The Suit by Mothobi Mutloatse
May – Jun 1995 | Victor and the Ladies by Jenny McLeod
Apr 1995 | Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov
Feb – Apr 1995 | A Night In November (An Afternoon in June) by Marie Jones
Dec 1994 – Feb 1995 | Ain’t Misbehavin’ by Murray Horwitz and Richard Maltby Jr
Nov – Dec 1994 | Far Above Rubies by Robbie Gringras
Nov 1994 | Matilda Liar! by Debbie Isitt
Oct – Nov 1994 | Come Good Rain by George Seremba
Sep – Oct 1994 | The Day The Bronx Died by Michael Henry Brown
Jul 1994 | Shameless! by Paul Sand
Jun – Jul 1994 | Half The Picture: The Scott “Arms To Iraq” Enquiry by Richard Norton-Taylor
May – Jun 1994 | Mill On The Floss by Helen Edmundson
Apr – May 1994 | Lady Windermere’s Fan by Oscar Wilde
Mar – Apr 1994 | ‘One Hell Of A Do’ by Jon Kenny and Pat Shortt
Feb – Mar 1994 | The Government Inspector by Nikolai Gogol
9 Dec 1993 – Jan 1994 | Playboy Of The West Indies by Mustapha Matura
16 Nov 1993 | ‘One Hell Of A Do’ by Jon Kenny and Pat Shortt
30 Sep – Nov 1993 | The Piano Lesson by August Wilson
27 Aug – 25 Sep 1993 | Three Hotels by Jon Robin Baitz
2 – 4 Aug | Plays From The Former Yugoslavia
6 – 31 Jul 1993 | At The Black Pig’s Dyke by Vincent Woods
21 Jun – Jul 1993 | Yerma: Scenes From An Indian Village Woman’s Life by Frederico Garcia Lorca
6 Jun 1993 | Death And The Maiden by Ariel Dorfman
24 May – 19 Jun 1993 | Studs by Paul Mercier
27 Mar – May 1993 | A Love Song For Ulster by Bill Morrison
23 Feb – 20 Mar 1993 | Anna Karenina by Helen Edmundson
25 Jan – 20 Feb 1993 | The Ash Fire by Gavin Kostick
10 Dec 1992 – Jan 1993 | Pinchy Kobi And The Seven Duppies by The Posse
29 – 30 Nov 1992 | Still Crazy After All These Years by Strathcona Theatre Co.
24 Nov – 5 Dec 1992 | Endangered Species by The Kosh
1 – 7 Nov 1992 | The Night Train
8 Oct – Nov 1992 | Trouble In Mind by Alice Childress
3 Sept – 3 Oct 1992 | Gamblers by Nikolai Gogol
2 Jul – Aug 1992 | Una Pooka by Michael Harding
3 Jun 1992 | Love And A Bottle by George Farquhar
18 – 30 May 1992 | Oscar by James Clutton and Damian Landi
Apr – May 1992 | Just The One by Eamon Morrissey
10 Mar – 4 Apr 1992 | Anna Karenina by Helen Edmundson
11 Feb – 7 Mar 1992 | Viva Detroit by Derek Walcott
12 Dec 1991 – 8 Feb 1992 | Once A Catholic by Mary O’Malley
13 Nov – 1 Dec 1991 | Watching For Dolphins by John McGrath
11 Nov – Dec 1991 | In Broad Daylight by Lesley Bruce
26 Sep – Nov 1991 | Pecong by Steve Carter
Aug – Sep 1991 | The Brother by Eamon Morrissey
2 – 27 Jul 1991 | Starbrites by Barney Simon
23 May – 22 Jun 1991 | A Long Way From Home by Yemi Ajibade
28 Apr – 18 May 1991 | The Brother by Eamon Morrissey
2 – 17 Apr 1991 | The Cure at Troy by Seamus Heaney
12 – 30 Mar 1991 | Meetings by Mustapha Matura
17 Jan – Mar 1991 | A Free Country by Jean-Claude Grumberg
1990 - 1986
15 Nov 1990 – 12 Jan 1991 | Just So by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe
4 Oct – 10 Nov 1990 | The Factory Girls by Frank McGuinness
5 – 29 Sep 1990 | Curl Up And Dye by Susan Pam
Jul – Aug 1990 | Remembrance by Derek Walcott
3 May – June 1990 | Fashion by Doug Lucie
Mar – Apr 1990 | Joe Turner’s Come And Gone by August Wilson
Jan – Feb 1990 | Boots For The Footless by Brian Behan
Nov – Dec 1989 | Nativity by Nigel Williams
Sep – Nov 1989 | All Or Nothing At All by Yemi Ajibade
Jan 1989 | Pentecost by Stewart Parker
Feb – Mar 1988 | Trinidad Sisters by Mustapha Matura
May 1987 | Burning Point by John Cooper
Apr – May 1987 | The Greatest Story Ever Told by Patrick Barlow
Mar – Apr 1987 | Thatcher’s Women by Kay Adshead
Jan – Feb 1987 | The Amen Corner by James Baldwin
Dec 1986 | Tejo Vanio and Zanda Zulan by Asaita Thakar
Dec 1986 | Never Mind We’ll Work On It by Strathcona Theatre Co.
Oct – Dec 1986 | The Hostage by Brendan Behan
Aug – Sep 1986 | Born In The R.S.A. by Barney Simon
Jul 1986 | I Do Like To Be by Shane Connaughton
19 May – Jun 1986 | Who Killed Hilda Murrell? by Chris Martin
24 – 28 May 1986 | Hop It! by Errol Lloyd
May 1986 | Joyriders by Christina Reid
8 Apr – May 1986 | The Lower Depths: An East End Story by Tunde Ikoli
10 Mar – 5 Apr 1986 | Blood Sweat and Tears by John Godber
13 Feb – Mar 1986 | Joyriders by Christina Reid
16 Jan – 8 Feb 1986 | Flann O’Brien’s Hard Life by Kerry Crabbe
1985 - 1980
31 Oct – 21 Dec 1985 | The Great White Hope by Howard Sackler
18 – 23 Nov 1985 | Adapt Or Dye by Pieter-Dirk Uys
29 Sep – 26 Oct 1985 | Flann O’Brien’s Hard Life by Kerry Crabbe
Jul – Aug 1985 | Come Back To The 5 And Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean by Ed Graczyk
25 Jun – 20 Jul 1985 | Pantomime by Derek Walcott
19 – 22 Jun 1985 | Tonight at 8:00 by Strathcona Theatre Co.
9 May – 8 Jun 1985 | Lonely Cowboy by Alfred Fagon
11 Apr – 4 May 1985 | A Raisin In The Sun by Lorraine Hansberry
23 Feb – 30 Mar 1985 | Carmen: The Play, Spain 1936 by Stephen Jeffreys
18 – 23 Feb 1985 | The Bouncing Czecks
Dec 1984 – Feb 1985 | Return To The Forbidden Planet by Bob Carlton
23 Nov – 15 Dec 1984 | Two Can Play by Trevor Rhone
30 Oct – 17 Nov 1984 | Fire-Eaters by Paul Copley
27 Sep – 27 Oct 1984 | The One O’Clock World by Leigh Jackson
3 – 22 Sep 1984 | Black Dog – Inj’emnyama by Barney Simon
9 – 28 Jul 1984 | The Boot Dance by Edgar White
2 – 7 July 1984 | Shusha And The Story Snatcher by Shirley Barrie
25 – 30 Jun 1984 | Mistero Buffo by Dario Fo
11 – 23 Jun 1984 | C’mon Everybody! by Adrian Mitchell
3 May – 9 Jun 1984 | Real Estate by Louise Page
4 – 21 Apr 1984 | Playboy Of The West Indies by Mustapha Matura
12 – 31 Mar 1984 | Pula and Imbumba by Matsemela Manaka
21 Feb – 10 Mar 1984 | Playboy Of The West Indies by Mustapha Matura
13 – 18 Feb 1984 | Poppies by Noel Greig
24 Jan – 11 Feb 1984 | Calamity by Bryony Lavery
16 Dec 1983 – 21 Jan 1984 | Nightshoot by Bob Mason
Nov – Dec 1983 | The Tooth of Crime by Sam Shepard
21 Oct – 19 Nov 1983 | Buried Treasure by Olwyn Wymark
10 – 15 Oct 1983 | A Nest of Intervals by Neil Innes
Sep 1983 | Objects of Affection by Elaine Loudon
Jul – Aug 1983 | Smile Orange by Trevor Rhone
Jun – Jul 1983 | Theatre of the Film Noir by George F. Walker
2 Jun 1983 | Beyond the ‘A’ Penny Steps by Tony Dennis
May 1983 | Love and Dissent by Elisabeth Bond
Apr – May 1983 | The Messiah by Patrick Barlow
Mar – Apr 1983 | Mr Puntila and his Servant Matti by Bertolt Brecht
Mar 1983 | More Female Trouble by Brony Lavery
Mar 1983 | Mitzi Wilderbeest, First Lady Of The Velt by Elaine Loudon
Feb – Mar 1983 | Private Habits by Ivor Cutler
Jan – Feb 1983 | The Messiah by Patrick Barlow
Dec 1982 – Jan 1983 | Jack Sheppard’s Back by Shirley Barrie
Nov – Dec 1982 | Stuffing It by Robin Glendinning
Oct – Nov 1982 | Artichoke by Joanna Glass
Sep – Oct 1982 | Gotterdammerung or Twilight of The Gods by Bryony Lavery
Aug 1982 | Sink or Swim by Tunde Ikoli
Aug 1982 | Act Without Words I and II by Samuel Beckett
Jul 1982 | Red Alert: This Is A God Warning by Leo Aylen
Jun – Jul 1982 | ‘Ever After’ by Catherine Itzin and Ann Mitchell
May – Jun 1982 | Queen Christina by Pam Gems
15 Apr – 15 May 1982 | Love In Vain by Bob Mason
Mar – Apr 1982 | Behind The Lines by Roger McGough and Brian Patten
Mar 1982 | Blind Dancers by Charles Tidler
3 – 27 Feb 1982 | Gandhi by Guerney Campbell
Jan 1982 | Behind The Lines by Roger McGough and Brian Patten
Jan 1982 | Life in a Scotch Sitting Room, Vol. II by Ivor Cutler and Phyllis King
Jan 1982 | ‘Would The Real Judy Garland Please…’ by Sam Jacobs
Dec 1981 – Jan 1982 | Pierrot in Five Masks and Isabella or The Pot of Basil by Barry Smith’s Theatre of Puppets
Dec 1981 | Winter Warmer by Cunning Stunts
Nov – Dec 1981 | Days Here So Dark by Terry Johnson
Nov 1981 | Citizen Ilyushin by Kevin Mandry
19 Oct – 7 Nov 1981 | Blood On The Dole by Jim Morris
Oct 1981 | Hotel Amigo by Kate and Mike Westbrook
Sep – Oct 1981 | Creeps by David E. Freeman
7 – 26 Sep 1981 | In Dreams by Alan Williams
Aug 1981 | Bekkanko by Asaya Funita
Aug 1981 | Urfaust After Goethe by LIFT
July – Aug 1981 | Red Door Without A Bolt by Jude Alderson
Jul 1981 | Exit The Maids by Lilith
Jun – Jun 1981 | Tap Dance On A Telephone Line by Donna Franceschild
Jun 1981 | Life in a Scotch Sitting Room, Vol. II by Ivor Cutler and Phyllis King
May – Jun 1981 | Show Trial: The Artists’ Enquiry Into The Arts Council by Ed Berman
Apr – 23 May 1981 | Gone With Hardy by David Allen
13 – 18 Apr 1981 | The Opera by Cunning Stunts
Mar – Apr 1981 | What’s Got Into You? by Elaine Morgan
Mar 1981 | Mourning Pictures by Honor Moore
Mar 1981 | Bloomers’ Cabaret by Eve Bland, Noreen Kershaw and Eileen Pollock
23 Feb – 11 Apr 1981 | ‘Better A Live Pompey Than A Dead Cyril’ by Clare McIntyre and Stephanie Nunn
27 Jan – 21 Feb 1981 | Black Ball Game by Don Webb
6 – 24 Jan 1981 | Rien Ne Va Plus by Pip Simmons
16 Dec 1980 – 3 Jan 1981 | Cunning Stunts Christmas Show by Cunning Stunts
11 Nov – 13 Dec 1980 | Space Ache by Snoo Wilson
21 Oct – 8 Nov 1980 | Rise Of The Old Cloud by Mike Dorrell
6 Oct – 14 Not 1980 | Da Doo Ron Ron by Snoo Wilson
29 Sep – 17 Oct 1980 | Mr. Robinson’s Party by Volker Ludwig and Christian Sorge
16 Sep – 18 Oct 1980 | Samba by Michael Abbensetts