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Digby House plays & concerts

Photographs of Digby House plays and concerts.

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‘Fings aint wot they used to be’ lyrics, 1964. To be sung to the tune written by Lionel Bart for the 1960 West End musical of the same name.

Lenten Entertainment, 19 & 20 March 1965.

House Concert, 18 July 1966.

House Concert, 6 December 1967.

House concert, 12 November 1980.

Whose Life Is It Anyway by Brian Clark, 13-14 February 1981. Produced by M.A. Schutzer-Weissmann.

Forty Years On by Alan Bennett, 1989. Produced and directed by David Rees. Cast: Alastair Robertson, Simon Lee, James Treseder-Griffin, Emily-Jane Gourley, Anna Tory, Ben Caesar, Hugh Pugsley, Alastair Woodward, Marcus Chesterfield, Magnus Hammick, Daniel James, John Reid, Jeremy Walker, David Caesar, Stuart Gillett, Douglas Lamont, Ben Oliver, Andrew Heffernan, Hugh Mildred, Peter Reid, Edward Robertson, Nicholas Shearer, Tom Williams.

Ten Times Table by Alan Ayckbourn, 1990. Directed by Mrs Pat Harris. Poster and programme design by Magnus Hammick. Cast: Ben Caesar, John Reid, Clair Rochester, Kirsty Abbott, James Treseder-Griffin, Jessica Rushworth, Hugh Pugsley, Marcus Chesterfield, Gayle Pharoah, Guy Wigley, Simon Rawlings.

Journey’s End by R.C. Sherriff, 1991. Cast included Hugh Pugsley, Anthony Binnie, Nicholas Joly, Nicholas Shearer.

Journey’s End by R.C. Sherriff, 1991. Cast included Hugh Pugsley, Anthony Binnie, Nicholas Joly, Nicholas Shearer.

Blood Brothers by Willy Russell, 4-5 February 1994. Directed by Giles Robinson. Poster design by Simon Clark. Cast: Ben Carlton-Paterson, Nick Cracknell, Ruth Fenton, Holly Ritchie, Alice Townsend, Khaled Kassem, Rupert Dalton, Blake Roseveare, Will Southcott, John Dutton.

Blood Brothers by Willy Russell, 4-5 February 1994. Directed by Giles Robinson. Poster design by Simon Clark. Cast: Ben Carlton-Paterson, Nick Cracknell, Ruth Fenton, Holly Ritchie, Alice Townsend, Khaled Kassem, Rupert Dalton, Blake Roseveare, Will Southcott, John Dutton.

Blood Brothers by Willy Russell, 4-5 February 1994. Directed by Giles Robinson. Poster design by Simon Clark. Cast: Ben Carlton-Paterson, Nick Cracknell, Ruth Fenton, Holly Ritchie, Alice Townsend, Khaled Kassem, Rupert Dalton, Blake Roseveare, Will Southcott, John Dutton.

Not About Heroes by Stephen MacDonald, 26-27 January 1996. Cast: Nick Cracknell, Giles Robinson.

Not About Heroes by Stephen MacDonald, 26-27 January 1996. Cast: Nick Cracknell, Giles Robinson.

House concert, 21 November 1996.

Mort by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Briggs, 27-28 February 1998. Directed by Simon Wilsey and Patricia Harris. Cast: Richard Reason, Max Halley, Nick Scorer, Jacob Britten, Edward Findlay, Jimmy McKillop, Lucinda Drabik, Sam Mason, Gordon Scott, Gemma Joyce, Dominic Thomas, Will Southcott, Nicholas Pothecary, Charles Mullineux, Lisa Murley, John Patterson, Jamie Thomas, Rob Atkins, Andrew Westwood, Patrick Le Flufy, Harry Thomas, Peter Mullineux, Michael Kusnetsov, Rowley Merricks, Charlie Harris, Jimmy McKillop, Jacob Britten, Rowley Merricks, John Patterson.

Mort by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Briggs, 27-28 February 1998. Directed by Simon Wilsey and Patricia Harris. Cast: Richard Reason, Max Halley, Nick Scorer, Jacob Britten, Edward Findlay, Jimmy McKillop, Lucinda Drabik, Sam Mason, Gordon Scott, Gemma Joyce, Dominic Thomas, Will Southcott, Nicholas Pothecary, Charles Mullineux, Lisa Murley, John Patterson, Jamie Thomas, Rob Atkins, Andrew Westwood, Patrick Le Flufy, Harry Thomas, Peter Mullineux, Michael Kusnetsov, Rowley Merricks, Charlie Harris, Jimmy McKillop, Jacob Britten, Rowley Merricks, John Patterson.

Mort by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Briggs, 27-28 February 1998. Directed by Simon Wilsey and Patricia Harris. Cast: Richard Reason, Max Halley, Nick Scorer, Jacob Britten, Edward Findlay, Jimmy McKillop, Lucinda Drabik, Sam Mason, Gordon Scott, Gemma Joyce, Dominic Thomas, Will Southcott, Nicholas Pothecary, Charles Mullineux, Lisa Murley, John Patterson, Jamie Thomas, Rob Atkins, Andrew Westwood, Patrick Le Flufy, Harry Thomas, Peter Mullineux, Michael Kusnetsov, Rowley Merricks, Charlie Harris, Jimmy McKillop, Jacob Britten, Rowley Merricks, John Patterson.

Mort by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Briggs, 27-28 February 1998. Directed by Simon Wilsey and Patricia Harris. Cast: Richard Reason, Max Halley, Nick Scorer, Jacob Britten, Edward Findlay, Jimmy McKillop, Lucinda Drabik, Sam Mason, Gordon Scott, Gemma Joyce, Dominic Thomas, Will Southcott, Nicholas Pothecary, Charles Mullineux, Lisa Murley, John Patterson, Jamie Thomas, Rob Atkins, Andrew Westwood, Patrick Le Flufy, Harry Thomas, Peter Mullineux, Michael Kusnetsov, Rowley Merricks, Charlie Harris, Jimmy McKillop, Jacob Britten, Rowley Merricks, John Patterson.

Mort by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Briggs, 27-28 February 1998. Directed by Simon Wilsey and Patricia Harris. Cast: Richard Reason, Max Halley, Nick Scorer, Jacob Britten, Edward Findlay, Jimmy McKillop, Lucinda Drabik, Sam Mason, Gordon Scott, Gemma Joyce, Dominic Thomas, Will Southcott, Nicholas Pothecary, Charles Mullineux, Lisa Murley, John Patterson, Jamie Thomas, Rob Atkins, Andrew Westwood, Patrick Le Flufy, Harry Thomas, Peter Mullineux, Michael Kusnetsov, Rowley Merricks, Charlie Harris, Jimmy McKillop, Jacob Britten, Rowley Merricks, John Patterson.

Mort by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Briggs, 27-28 February 1998. Directed by Simon Wilsey and Patricia Harris. Cast: Richard Reason, Max Halley, Nick Scorer, Jacob Britten, Edward Findlay, Jimmy McKillop, Lucinda Drabik, Sam Mason, Gordon Scott, Gemma Joyce, Dominic Thomas, Will Southcott, Nicholas Pothecary, Charles Mullineux, Lisa Murley, John Patterson, Jamie Thomas, Rob Atkins, Andrew Westwood, Patrick Le Flufy, Harry Thomas, Peter Mullineux, Michael Kusnetsov, Rowley Merricks, Charlie Harris, Jimmy McKillop, Jacob Britten, Rowley Merricks, John Patterson.

Mort by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Briggs, 27-28 February 1998. Directed by Simon Wilsey and Patricia Harris. Cast: Richard Reason, Max Halley, Nick Scorer, Jacob Britten, Edward Findlay, Jimmy McKillop, Lucinda Drabik, Sam Mason, Gordon Scott, Gemma Joyce, Dominic Thomas, Will Southcott, Nicholas Pothecary, Charles Mullineux, Lisa Murley, John Patterson, Jamie Thomas, Rob Atkins, Andrew Westwood, Patrick Le Flufy, Harry Thomas, Peter Mullineux, Michael Kusnetsov, Rowley Merricks, Charlie Harris, Jimmy McKillop, Jacob Britten, Rowley Merricks, John Patterson.

House concert, 19 November 1998.

Elton John’s Glasses by David Farr, 19-20 May 2000. Directed by Giles Robinson. Produced by Guy Briere-Edney. Poster by Noppadon Nitiprapa. Cast: Sam Mason, James Thomas, James Fowle, Tom Cracknell, Miranda Champ, Millie Ferrier.

Elton John’s Glasses by David Farr, 19-20 May 2000. Directed by Giles Robinson. Produced by Guy Briere-Edney. Poster by Noppadon Nitiprapa. Cast: Sam Mason, James Thomas, James Fowle, Tom Cracknell, Miranda Champ, Millie Ferrier.

Elton John’s Glasses by David Farr, 19-20 May 2000. Directed by Giles Robinson. Produced by Guy Briere-Edney. Poster by Noppadon Nitiprapa. Cast: Sam Mason, James Thomas, James Fowle, Tom Cracknell, Miranda Champ, Millie Ferrier.

House concert, 15 November 2001.

The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy, adapted by Beverly Cross, 18-19 January 2002. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Simon Peel Yates, Thomas Patterson, John Patterson, Sebastian Fox, Gordon Scott, Olivia Jacobsen, Sarah Reynolds, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Tom Matthews, Nick Pothecary, Jonathan Horner, Alex Crutcher, Edward Findlay, Alex Webb, Edward Pitt Ford, Edward Baker, Simon Dawson, Richard Round-Turner, Robert Markham, Edward Baker, Helen Morgan, Hannah Elder.

The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy, adapted by Beverly Cross, 18-19 January 2002. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Simon Peel Yates, Thomas Patterson, John Patterson, Sebastian Fox, Gordon Scott, Olivia Jacobsen, Sarah Reynolds, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Tom Matthews, Nick Pothecary, Jonathan Horner, Alex Crutcher, Edward Findlay, Alex Webb, Edward Pitt Ford, Edward Baker, Simon Dawson, Richard Round-Turner, Robert Markham, Edward Baker, Helen Morgan, Hannah Elder.

The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy, adapted by Beverly Cross, 18-19 January 2002. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Simon Peel Yates, Thomas Patterson, John Patterson, Sebastian Fox, Gordon Scott, Olivia Jacobsen, Sarah Reynolds, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Tom Matthews, Nick Pothecary, Jonathan Horner, Alex Crutcher, Edward Findlay, Alex Webb, Edward Pitt Ford, Edward Baker, Simon Dawson, Richard Round-Turner, Robert Markham, Edward Baker, Helen Morgan, Hannah Elder.

The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy, adapted by Beverly Cross, 18-19 January 2002. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Simon Peel Yates, Thomas Patterson, John Patterson, Sebastian Fox, Gordon Scott, Olivia Jacobsen, Sarah Reynolds, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Tom Matthews, Nick Pothecary, Jonathan Horner, Alex Crutcher, Edward Findlay, Alex Webb, Edward Pitt Ford, Edward Baker, Simon Dawson, Richard Round-Turner, Robert Markham, Edward Baker, Helen Morgan, Hannah Elder.

The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy, adapted by Beverly Cross, 18-19 January 2002. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Simon Peel Yates, Thomas Patterson, John Patterson, Sebastian Fox, Gordon Scott, Olivia Jacobsen, Sarah Reynolds, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Tom Matthews, Nick Pothecary, Jonathan Horner, Alex Crutcher, Edward Findlay, Alex Webb, Edward Pitt Ford, Edward Baker, Simon Dawson, Richard Round-Turner, Robert Markham, Edward Baker, Helen Morgan, Hannah Elder.

The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy, adapted by Beverly Cross, 18-19 January 2002. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Simon Peel Yates, Thomas Patterson, John Patterson, Sebastian Fox, Gordon Scott, Olivia Jacobsen, Sarah Reynolds, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Tom Matthews, Nick Pothecary, Jonathan Horner, Alex Crutcher, Edward Findlay, Alex Webb, Edward Pitt Ford, Edward Baker, Simon Dawson, Richard Round-Turner, Robert Markham, Edward Baker, Helen Morgan, Hannah Elder.

The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy, adapted by Beverly Cross, 18-19 January 2002. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Simon Peel Yates, Thomas Patterson, John Patterson, Sebastian Fox, Gordon Scott, Olivia Jacobsen, Sarah Reynolds, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Tom Matthews, Nick Pothecary, Jonathan Horner, Alex Crutcher, Edward Findlay, Alex Webb, Edward Pitt Ford, Edward Baker, Simon Dawson, Richard Round-Turner, Robert Markham, Edward Baker, Helen Morgan, Hannah Elder.

The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy, adapted by Beverly Cross, 18-19 January 2002. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Simon Peel Yates, Thomas Patterson, John Patterson, Sebastian Fox, Gordon Scott, Olivia Jacobsen, Sarah Reynolds, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Tom Matthews, Nick Pothecary, Jonathan Horner, Alex Crutcher, Edward Findlay, Alex Webb, Edward Pitt Ford, Edward Baker, Simon Dawson, Richard Round-Turner, Robert Markham, Edward Baker, Helen Morgan, Hannah Elder.

The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy, adapted by Beverly Cross, 18-19 January 2002. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Simon Peel Yates, Thomas Patterson, John Patterson, Sebastian Fox, Gordon Scott, Olivia Jacobsen, Sarah Reynolds, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Tom Matthews, Nick Pothecary, Jonathan Horner, Alex Crutcher, Edward Findlay, Alex Webb, Edward Pitt Ford, Edward Baker, Simon Dawson, Richard Round-Turner, Robert Markham, Edward Baker, Helen Morgan, Hannah Elder.

The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy, adapted by Beverly Cross, 18-19 January 2002. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Simon Peel Yates, Thomas Patterson, John Patterson, Sebastian Fox, Gordon Scott, Olivia Jacobsen, Sarah Reynolds, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Tom Matthews, Nick Pothecary, Jonathan Horner, Alex Crutcher, Edward Findlay, Alex Webb, Edward Pitt Ford, Edward Baker, Simon Dawson, Richard Round-Turner, Robert Markham, Edward Baker, Helen Morgan, Hannah Elder.

House concert, 14 November 2002.

House concert, 13 November 2003.

House concert, 13 November 2003.

House concert, 13 November 2003.

House concert, 13 November 2003.

House concert, 13 November 2003.

House concert, 13 November 2003.

House concert, 13 November 2003.

House concert, 18 November 2004.

House concert, 18 November 2004.

House concert, 18 November 2004.

House concert, 18 November 2004.

House concert, 18 November 2004.

House concert, 18 November 2004.

House concert, 18 November 2004.

House concert, 18 November 2004.

House concert, 18 November 2004.

House concert, 18 November 2004.

‘Allo,’ Allo by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, 16-17 January 2004. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Produced by Michael Wade. Cast: Jonathan Horner, Henry Howard, Bobby Blake, Tom Hussey, Francis Pollen, James Davies, Tom Foster, Harry Blazeby, Crispin Vollers, Robert Markham, Tom Patterson, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Michael Tavender, Christopher Quaile, Nick Arden, Robert Dawson, Alex Webb, Jim Foster, Theo Crutcher, George Findlay, James Pearmund.

‘Allo,’ Allo by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, 16-17 January 2004. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Produced by Michael Wade. Cast: Jonathan Horner, Henry Howard, Bobby Blake, Tom Hussey, Francis Pollen, James Davies, Tom Foster, Harry Blazeby, Crispin Vollers, Robert Markham, Tom Patterson, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Michael Tavender, Christopher Quaile, Nick Arden, Robert Dawson, Alex Webb, Jim Foster, Theo Crutcher, George Findlay, James Pearmund.

‘Allo,’ Allo by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, 16-17 January 2004. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Produced by Michael Wade. Cast: Jonathan Horner, Henry Howard, Bobby Blake, Tom Hussey, Francis Pollen, James Davies, Tom Foster, Harry Blazeby, Crispin Vollers, Robert Markham, Tom Patterson, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Michael Tavender, Christopher Quaile, Nick Arden, Robert Dawson, Alex Webb, Jim Foster, Theo Crutcher, George Findlay, James Pearmund.

‘Allo,’ Allo by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, 16-17 January 2004. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Produced by Michael Wade. Cast: Jonathan Horner, Henry Howard, Bobby Blake, Tom Hussey, Francis Pollen, James Davies, Tom Foster, Harry Blazeby, Crispin Vollers, Robert Markham, Tom Patterson, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Michael Tavender, Christopher Quaile, Nick Arden, Robert Dawson, Alex Webb, Jim Foster, Theo Crutcher, George Findlay, James Pearmund.

‘Allo,’ Allo by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, 16-17 January 2004. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Produced by Michael Wade. Cast: Jonathan Horner, Henry Howard, Bobby Blake, Tom Hussey, Francis Pollen, James Davies, Tom Foster, Harry Blazeby, Crispin Vollers, Robert Markham, Tom Patterson, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Michael Tavender, Christopher Quaile, Nick Arden, Robert Dawson, Alex Webb, Jim Foster, Theo Crutcher, George Findlay, James Pearmund.

‘Allo,’ Allo by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, 16-17 January 2004. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Produced by Michael Wade. Cast: Jonathan Horner, Henry Howard, Bobby Blake, Tom Hussey, Francis Pollen, James Davies, Tom Foster, Harry Blazeby, Crispin Vollers, Robert Markham, Tom Patterson, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Michael Tavender, Christopher Quaile, Nick Arden, Robert Dawson, Alex Webb, Jim Foster, Theo Crutcher, George Findlay, James Pearmund.

‘Allo,’ Allo by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, 16-17 January 2004. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Produced by Michael Wade. Cast: Jonathan Horner, Henry Howard, Bobby Blake, Tom Hussey, Francis Pollen, James Davies, Tom Foster, Harry Blazeby, Crispin Vollers, Robert Markham, Tom Patterson, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Michael Tavender, Christopher Quaile, Nick Arden, Robert Dawson, Alex Webb, Jim Foster, Theo Crutcher, George Findlay, James Pearmund.

‘Allo,’ Allo by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, 16-17 January 2004. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Produced by Michael Wade. Cast: Jonathan Horner, Henry Howard, Bobby Blake, Tom Hussey, Francis Pollen, James Davies, Tom Foster, Harry Blazeby, Crispin Vollers, Robert Markham, Tom Patterson, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Michael Tavender, Christopher Quaile, Nick Arden, Robert Dawson, Alex Webb, Jim Foster, Theo Crutcher, George Findlay, James Pearmund.

‘Allo,’ Allo by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, 16-17 January 2004. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Produced by Michael Wade. Cast: Jonathan Horner, Henry Howard, Bobby Blake, Tom Hussey, Francis Pollen, James Davies, Tom Foster, Harry Blazeby, Crispin Vollers, Robert Markham, Tom Patterson, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Michael Tavender, Christopher Quaile, Nick Arden, Robert Dawson, Alex Webb, Jim Foster, Theo Crutcher, George Findlay, James Pearmund.

‘Allo,’ Allo by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, 16-17 January 2004. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Produced by Michael Wade. Cast: Jonathan Horner, Henry Howard, Bobby Blake, Tom Hussey, Francis Pollen, James Davies, Tom Foster, Harry Blazeby, Crispin Vollers, Robert Markham, Tom Patterson, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Michael Tavender, Christopher Quaile, Nick Arden, Robert Dawson, Alex Webb, Jim Foster, Theo Crutcher, George Findlay, James Pearmund.

‘Allo,’ Allo by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, 16-17 January 2004. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Produced by Michael Wade. Cast: Jonathan Horner, Henry Howard, Bobby Blake, Tom Hussey, Francis Pollen, James Davies, Tom Foster, Harry Blazeby, Crispin Vollers, Robert Markham, Tom Patterson, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Michael Tavender, Christopher Quaile, Nick Arden, Robert Dawson, Alex Webb, Jim Foster, Theo Crutcher, George Findlay, James Pearmund.

‘Allo,’ Allo by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, 16-17 January 2004. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Produced by Michael Wade. Cast: Jonathan Horner, Henry Howard, Bobby Blake, Tom Hussey, Francis Pollen, James Davies, Tom Foster, Harry Blazeby, Crispin Vollers, Robert Markham, Tom Patterson, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Michael Tavender, Christopher Quaile, Nick Arden, Robert Dawson, Alex Webb, Jim Foster, Theo Crutcher, George Findlay, James Pearmund.

‘Allo,’ Allo by David Croft and Jeremy Lloyd, 16-17 January 2004. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Produced by Michael Wade. Cast: Jonathan Horner, Henry Howard, Bobby Blake, Tom Hussey, Francis Pollen, James Davies, Tom Foster, Harry Blazeby, Crispin Vollers, Robert Markham, Tom Patterson, Owen Skinner, Simon Dawson, Michael Tavender, Christopher Quaile, Nick Arden, Robert Dawson, Alex Webb, Jim Foster, Theo Crutcher, George Findlay, James Pearmund.

House concert, 17 November 2005.

House concert, 17 November 2005.

House concert, 17 November 2005.

House concert, 17 November 2005.

House concert, 17 November 2005.

House concert, 17 November 2005.

House concert, 17 November 2005.

House concert, 17 November 2005.

House concert, 17 November 2005.

House concert, 17 November 2005.

House concert, 17 November 2005.

House concert, 17 November 2005.

House concert, 17 November 2005.

House concert, 17 November 2005.

See How They Run by Philip King, 20-21 January 2006. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Charlotte Trepess, Emily Barran, Francis Pollen, Sophie Mann, Henry Howard, Alex White, George Wellby, Harry White, Robbie Edwards.

See How They Run by Philip King, 20-21 January 2006. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Charlotte Trepess, Emily Barran, Francis Pollen, Sophie Mann, Henry Howard, Alex White, George Wellby, Harry White, Robbie Edwards.

See How They Run by Philip King, 20-21 January 2006. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Charlotte Trepess, Emily Barran, Francis Pollen, Sophie Mann, Henry Howard, Alex White, George Wellby, Harry White, Robbie Edwards.

See How They Run by Philip King, 20-21 January 2006. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Charlotte Trepess, Emily Barran, Francis Pollen, Sophie Mann, Henry Howard, Alex White, George Wellby, Harry White, Robbie Edwards.

See How They Run by Philip King, 20-21 January 2006. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Charlotte Trepess, Emily Barran, Francis Pollen, Sophie Mann, Henry Howard, Alex White, George Wellby, Harry White, Robbie Edwards.

See How They Run by Philip King, 20-21 January 2006. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Charlotte Trepess, Emily Barran, Francis Pollen, Sophie Mann, Henry Howard, Alex White, George Wellby, Harry White, Robbie Edwards.

See How They Run by Philip King, 20-21 January 2006. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Charlotte Trepess, Emily Barran, Francis Pollen, Sophie Mann, Henry Howard, Alex White, George Wellby, Harry White, Robbie Edwards.

See How They Run by Philip King, 20-21 January 2006. Directed by Christopher Hamon. Cast: Charlotte Trepess, Emily Barran, Francis Pollen, Sophie Mann, Henry Howard, Alex White, George Wellby, Harry White, Robbie Edwards.

House concert, 13 March 2007.

House concert, 13 March 2007.

Don Juan In Soho by Patrick Marber, 31 January, 1 February 2008. Directed by David Hedison. Cast: Ben Huntington-Rainey, Theo Jenkins, Nancy Daniel, Rollo Skinner, Alice Evans-Bevan, Tom Hussey, Max Hobbs, Luc Guralp, Chris Quaile.

House concert, 11 March 2008.

House concert, 11 March 2008.

House concert, 5 March 2009.

House concert, 5 March 2009.

The Musicians by Patrick Marber, 25 February 2010. Directed by David Hedison. Cast: Alex Vent, Paddy Evans-Bevan, Alexander Warren, Charlie Carline, Jonny Buck, Harry Robinson, Harry Sharpe, Will Gregory, Anthony Pollen, Ferdy Willans, Simon Davies, Henry Chandler, Tom Gibbs, Henry Birch, Max Prosser, Alex Schute, Oli Roberts, Patrick Swan, Charlie Drummond, James Bruell, Fergus Cowan, Charlie Chandler, Tom du Val, Theo Barnes, Milo Sharpe, Anders Horwood, Tom Knowlden, Charlie Haddock.

Art by Yasmina Reza, Powell Theatre, 5-6 July 2012. Directed by Tom Kenelm. Cast: James Allan, Alex Schute, Tom Kenelm.

Art by Yasmina Reza, Powell Theatre, 5-6 July 2012. Directed by Tom Kenelm. Cast: James Allan, Alex Schute, Tom Kenelm.

Pravda by David Hare and Howard Brenton, adapted by Tom Payne. 11 October 2013. Poster design by Isaac Healy. Cast: Max Nott Bower, James Allen, Charles Sorby, Conrad Cowan, Oscar Faulkner, Charlie Paines, Ferdy Willans, Oliver Roberts, Jimmy Fisher, Patrick Swan, Oliver Gardner, Jasper Jones, Bert Evans Bevan, Edmund Botes, Ben Barbour, Harry Gibbs.

Twelve Angry Men by Reginald Rose, Powell Theatre, 10-11 February 2016. Directed by James Allen. Cast included Martin Brooke, Richard Oates.

The Cripple of Inishmaan by Martin McDonagh, 14-15 November 2019.Directed by Ian Reade. Cast: George Pardoe, Rupert Birkett-Eyles, Harry Boulton, Freddie Bulmer, Sam Yorke, Nicole Appleby, Jackson Shine, Hugo Longrigg, Thomas Carr-Smith.

Rabbit by David Foxton, 13-14 January 2022. Directed by Ian Reade.

Rabbit by David Foxton, 13-14 January 2022. Directed by Ian Reade.

Rabbit by David Foxton, 13-14 January 2022. Directed by Ian Reade.

Rabbit by David Foxton, 13-14 January 2022. Directed by Ian Reade.

Rabbit by David Foxton, 13-14 January 2022. Directed by Ian Reade.

DNA by Dennis Kelly, March 2024. Directed by Archie Eadie, Cassius Hammick, Harriet Cant. Cast: Sebastian Helliwell, Archie Robertson, William Perry, Harry Sykes, Ned Allen, Oscar Warland, Edward Henderson, Archie Eadie, Cassius Hammick, Angus Eadie, Albi Robinson.

Bouncers by John Godber, 2-3 October 2025.

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