1994:
Autumn:
Noises Off
West Side Story, directed by Kate McIntyre
1995:
Spring:
Macbeth, directed by Mark Heywood
Stars In Their Eyes
Summer:
Bouncers, directed by Dave Trennery
Autumn:
The Bear by Anton Chekhov
Grease the Musical, directed by Sara Hannafin
Frankenstein, directed by Dave Trennery
1996:
At some point:
Jekyll & Hyde, directed by Dave Trennery
Spring:
Arcadia by Tom Stoppard, directed by Gemma Robinson
The Breakfast Club, directed by Cathy Ayton
Summer:
A Midsummer Night’s Dream, directed by Dave Trennery
Autumn:
Accidental Death of an Anarchist by Dario Fo, directed by Gemma Robinson
**Housemates, written by Stuart Scott, directed by Claire McKenzie
November – 24 Hour Play: Hamlet, directed by Cathy Ayton
Cabaret the musical
1997:
Spring:
Absent Friends
The Birthday Party by Harold Pinter, directed by Carrie Rossiter
Latin, by Stephen Fry, directed by Jonathan Urquhart & Andrew Watson
Showstoppers musical revue
March – The Cocktail Hour, by AR Gurney, directed by Jolin Warren
**Who Claimed Roger’s Habit?, written by Stuart Scott
**Housemates, written by Stuart Scott, at the Co-op Arts Theatre, directed by Claire McKenzie
Summer:
**Star Whores Special Derision sketch show
The Tempest
Twelfth Night, directed by Gemma Robinson & Claire McKenzie
Edinburgh:
Mad Forest by Caryl Churchill, directed by Gemma Robinson & Ruth Bratt
Autumn:
**The Tragedy of The Invention written and directed by Neil Chawla
Bouncers, directed by Mike Sanders
Frogs
The Trial
November – The Changeling, by Middleton & Rowley, directed by Nick Tyler
**November – Loose Knots, written & directed by Oliver Snowball
Fame the musical, directed by Cara Turtington, Anthony Cooke and Nicole Ross-Anderson
1998:
At some point:
Twice Nightly written and directed by Paul Young (student)
Spring:
**Hitchcock’s Bollocks by John Wordsworth & Jonathan Urquhart
4th-5th March – Gasping, by Ben Elton, directed by Claire McKenzie
10th-12th March – The Trial, directed by Will Abell
February – 24 Hour Play – The Changeling (The Funny Bits), directed by Nick Tyler
16th-19th March – A Slice of Saturday Night musical
Summer:
**29th April-1st May – In Absentia Amo Te, by Simon Ellis, directed by Nick Tyler
6th-8th May – 12 Angry Wo/Men by Reginald Rose, directed by Mike Sanders
June – 24 Hour Play – Romeo & Juliet/The Frog & I, directed by Nick Tyler, Zed Dalal & Caro Middleton
**15th June – The Titantics Revue (sketch show), directed by Stuart Scott
Top Girls by Caryl Churchill, directed by Carrie Rossiter
The Tempest, directed by Louise Owen
Edinburgh:
**The Robin Hood Revue, written by Stuart Scott, directed by Claire McKenzie
**We Should Get Out More sketch show
Autumn:
6th – 8th November Head State by Irvine Welsh
12th – 14th November The Real Inspector Hound by Tom Stoppard
20th – 24th November Little Shop Of Horrors
28th – 30th November Blood Wedding – Lorca, directed by Anna Gerratt
7th – 12th December City Of Angels
1999
Spring:
**24th–26th Feb. OUT FOR A DUCK
A hilarious student-written comedy where nothing is as it seems!
2nd-4th Mar. THE LAST SUPPER, directed by Paul Young
Murderous goings-on in this black comedy adaptation of the film where dinner parties are thrown with a macabre difference!
8th-10th Mar. AN IDEAL HUSBAND, directed by Sarah Clapham & Tabatha Siklos
Oscar Wilde’s side-splitting classic comedy where political treachery, blackmail, theft and self-interest abound.
16th-18th Mar. CHASING DOLPHINS, directed by Alex Pett
Fast-paced topical drama – a horrific accident sparks off a hard-hitting chain of events. Enter the land of Consumerism, where mobile phones and plastic cards give guaranteed admission…
Summer:
17th – 19th June SUMMER NIGHTS
Prepare for the ultimate in big budget bonanzas! An incredible night of songs from the shows, dancing, music and mayhem, including Les Miserables, Grease, Blood Brothers and West Side Story.
22nd – 24th June TOM JONES, directed by Jo Bloom
Famous bawdy romp about the life of aforementioned Mr Jones. Tom describes it as “the story of a man who was young, foolish and not so much a sinner as a man much beset by women” (As seen on television!)
Edinburgh:
**Twice Nightly, by Paul Young (student), directed by Tom Kirkham
Autumn:
Confusions, by Alan Ayckbourn
18th-20th Nov – The Rise & Fall of Little Voice, directed by Lizzie Ridler
24th-26th Nov – Hecabe, directed by Harry Fehr
1st-3rd Dec – Arms & The Man, directed by Nicola Snarey
** 7th – 11th Dec – Lenton Boulevard, written and directed by Paul Young
