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JOHN GIELGUD (1904 - 2000)

1924: ROMEO AND JULIET (Regent)
John Gielgud (aged 20), Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, dir:Ayliff [8pp; lightly secured with cellotape; most unusual early souvenir of Gielgud] (£10) SOLD

1925 (Oct): THE SEA-GULL (Little Theatre, John Street, Adelphi, Strand)
John Gielgud (as Konstantin), Miriam Lewes, Valerie Taylor, Randolph McLeod, Hubert Harben, Ralph de Rohan, Margaret Swallow, Alexander Sarner, James Whale (as Medvedenko); produced by A.E.Filmer, entire production overseen by Philip Ridgeway; scenery (and Miss Taylor's costume in Act 1) designed by James Whale; Business Manager: Hugh Beaumont, "Man Cook" and Assistant Stage Manager: Noel Goodwin; seagulls supplied by Watkins & Doncaster [8pp; most uncommon, especially in this condition; VG] (£10) SOLD

1928: FORTUNATO and THE LADY FROM ALFAQUEQUE - Quintero (Royal Court)
John Gielgud (as Alberto and Felipe Rivas), O.B.Clarence, Ann Trevor, Margaret Webster, John Fernald, Anthony Ireland, dir:James Whale [20pp; a few light folds; another unusual early souvenir of Gielgud] (£7) SOLD

1930: HAMLET (Queen's Theatre)
The Old Vic Company: John Gielgud, Donald Wolfit, Martita Hunt, Adele Dixon, Francis James, Brember Wills, Gyles Isham, Peter Taylor-Smith, John Wyse, Esmond Knight, John Killner, Eric Adeney, Margaret Webster, Powell Lloyd, Richard Riddle; dir:Harcourt Williams [8pp, 5.5x8.5; cast list, credits; minor edge damage; an uncommon programme; 28/5/30 and 23/6/30 written on cover, else VG] £7

1932: THE GOOD COMPANIONS - Priestley/Knoblock, music by Richard Addinsell (Golders Green Hippodrome)
John Gielgud, Edward Chapman, Frank Pettingell, Clive Morton, Ellen Pollock, Adele Dixon, Deering Wells, Lawrence Baskcomb; dir:Julian Wylie [24pp, 5.5x8.5 Magazine Programme No.890; cast list, list of scenes, VG] £4

1932: RICHARD OF BORDEAUX - Gordon Daviot (New Theatre)
John Gielgud, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Eric Stanley, Ben Webster, George Howe, Frederick Lloyd, Francis Lister, Margaret Webster, Henry Mollison, Donald Wolfit, Walter Hudd, Clement McCallin, Reyner Barton, Alfred Harris, Ralph Truman; dir:John Gielgud [24pp, 5.4x8.4; cast list, synopsis of scenes, notes, credits etc.; 2 photos; 23/2/32 faintly written on cover, one staple slightly mis-placed, else VG] £6

1933: RICHARD OF BORDEAUX - Gordon Daviot (New Theatre)
John Gielgud, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Eric Stanley, Ben Webster, George Howe, Frederick Lloyd, Francis Lister, Margaret Webster, Henry Mollison, Donald Wolfit, Walter Hudd, Clement McCallin, Reyner Barton, Alfred Harris, Ralph Truman; dir:John Gielgud [24pp, 5.4x8.4; cast list, synopsis of scenes, notes, credits etc.; 2 photos; "17th June 1933" faintly written on cover, else VG] £6

1933: RICHARD OF BORDEAUX - Gordon Daviot (New Theatre)
John Gielgud, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Eric Stanley, Ben Webster, George Howe, Frederick Lloyd, Francis Lister, Margaret Webster, Henry Mollison, Donald Wolfit, Walter Hudd, Bryan Coleman, Reyner Barton, George Devine, Robert Rendel; dir:John Gielgud [20pp, 5.4x8.4; cast list, synopsis of scenes, notes, credits etc.; 2 photos; slightly rumpled, else VG] £4

1933: RICHARD OF BORDEAUX - Gordon Daviot (New Theatre)
John Gielgud, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Eric Stanley, Ben Webster, George Howe, Frederick Lloyd, Jack Hawkins, Margaret Webster, Ralph Truman, Donald Wolfit, Clement McCallin, Gordon Glennon, Reyner Barton, Earle Grey, Robert Rendel; dir:John Gielgud [20pp, 5.4x8.4; cast list, synopsis of scenes, notes, credits etc.; 2 photos; rumpled, else VG] £3

1934 (2nd to 7th April): RICHARD OF BORDEAUX - Gordon Daviot (King's Theatre, Edinburgh)
John Gielgud, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Eric Stanley, Ben Webster, George Howe, Henry Wolston, Eric Portman, Virginia Isham, Ellis Irving, Clifford Bartlett, Clement McCallin, Gordon Glennon, Reyner Barton, Stuart Bull, Andrew Churchman; dir:John Gielgud [6 page triplefold, 5.8x11.5; cast list, synopsis of scenes, credits; most uncommon; flimsy, slightly rumpled, else VG] £4

1934 (May): RICHARD OF BORDEAUX - Gordon Daviot (Golder's Green Hippodrome)
John Gielgud, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Eric Stanley, Ben Webster, George Howe, Henry Wolston, Eric Portman, Virginia Isham, Ellis Irving, Clifford Bartlett, Clement McCallin, Gordon Glennon, Reyner Barton, Stuart Bull, Andrew Churchman; dir:John Gielgud [24pp, 5.8x11.5 Magazine Programme; cast list, synopsis of scenes, credits; slightly rumpled, staples slightly rusty, "26/5/34" pencilled on cover, else VG] £4

1934: HAMLET (New)
John Gielgud, Frank Vosper, Laura Cowie, Jessica Tandy, George Devine, Jack Hawkins, William Devlin, Glen Byam Shaw, George Howe, Richard Ainley, Anthony Quayle, Alec Guinness (aged 20, as 3rd Player and Osric), Sam Beasley (as 2nd Player), Geoffrey Toone, Frith Banbury; dir:John Gielgud [24pp, 5.5x8.5; 4 production photos; minor marks, 3/12/34 faintly written on cover, else VG] £6

1935: HAMLET (New)
John Gielgud, Frank Vosper, Laura Cowie, Jessica Tandy, George Devine, Jack Hawkins, William Devlin, Glen Byam Shaw, George Howe, Richard Ainley, Anthony Quayle, Alec Guinness (aged 20, as 3rd Player and Osric), Sam Beasley (as 2nd Player), Geoffrey Toone, Frith Banbury; dir:John Gielgud [20pp, 5.5x8.5; cast list, credits etc.; slightly rumpled, else VG] £4

1935 Theatre World Souvenir: HAMLET (New)
John Gielgud, Frank Vosper, Laura Cowie, Jessica Tandy, Glen Byam-Shaw, George Howe, George Devine, Jack Hawkins, William Devlin, Anthony Quayle, Alec Guinness (aged 20, as Osric), Ben Field, Geoffrey Toone, dir:John Gielgud [20pp, 8.8x11.75; lavish photographic record of the production, with 36 vivid photos, all captioned; light vertical bend, slightly rumpled, else VG] (£11) SOLD

1935 (2nd July): NOAH (New) First Night Programme
John Gielgud, Marjorie Fielding, Harold Young, Colin Keith-Johnston, Marius Goring, Ena Burrill, Cicely Howland, Jessica Tandy, George Devine, Harry Andrews, Eric Wynn-Owen, Richard Sheridan, Barbara Seymour, Susan Salaman, Alec Guinness, Merula Salaman; dir:Michel Saint-Denis [4pp; w.newsclipping review, minor marks; VG] £6

1935: NOAH (New)
John Gielgud, Marjorie Fielding, Harold Young, Colin Keith-Johnston, Marius Goring, Ena Burrill, Cicely Howland, Jessica Tandy, George Devine, Harry Andrews, Eric Wynn-Owen, Richard Sheridan, Barbara Seymour, Susan Salaman, Alec Guinness, Merula Salaman; dir:Michel Saint-Denis [28pp; 3 production photos; very slightly rumpled, else VG] £5

1935: ROMEO AND JULIET (New)
John Gielgud (as Romeo), Peggy Ashcroft, Laurence Olivier (as Chorus and Mercutio), Edith Evans, Alec Guinness, Harry Andrews, Glen Byam Shaw, Alan Napier, Sam Beazley (as Paris), George Devine, George Howe; dir:John Gielgud, des:Motley [32pp, 5.4x8.5; 7 production photos (portraits of Gielgud, Evans, Olivier, Ashcroft and three scenes from the play); VG] (£9) SOLD

1935: ROMEO AND JULIET (New)
Laurence Olivier (as Romeo), Peggy Ashcroft, John Gielgud (as Chorus and Mercutio), Edith Evans, Alec Guinness, Harry Andrews, Glen Byam Shaw, Alan Napier, Sam Beazley (as Paris), George Devine, George Howe; dir:John Gielgud, des:Motley [28pp, 5.4x8.5; 4 portraits of Gielgud, Olivier, Evans, Ashcroft; minor marks, very slightly rumpled, else VG] (£7) SOLD

1936: THE SEAGULL (New)
John Gielgud, Edith Evans, Peggy Ashcroft, Martita Hunt, Alec Guinness (as "A Workman"), dir:Komisarjevsky [24pp, 5.4x8.5; 3 portraits and 2 production photos; VG] £7

1937: HE WAS BORN GAY - Emlyn Williams (Queen's)
John Gielgud, Harry Andrews, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Glen Byam Shaw, Sydney Fairbrother, Carol Goodner, Frank Pettingell, Emlyn Williams [4pp card programme; uncommon; foxing to cover, else VG] £4

1937: THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL (Queen's)
John Gielgud, Peggy Ashcroft, Dorothy Green, Alec Guinness, Rachel Kempson, Athene Seyler, George Devine, Michael Redgrave, Harry Andrews, Leon Quartermaine, Harcourt Williams, Dennis Price, dir:Guthrie [24pp; 5 photos; centre pages loose, else VG] (£5) SOLD

1937: RICHARD II (Queen's)
John Gielgud, Michael Redgrave, Leon Quartermaine, Dorothy Green, Anthony Quayle, Alec Guinness, Dennis Price, Harry Andrews, Peggy Ashcroft, Harcourt Williams, George Devine, Glen Byam Shaw, George Howe, Merula Salaman; dir:John Gielgud [20pp, 5.4x8.5; 4 photographic portraits; very slightly rumpled, else VG] (£8) SOLD

1938: THREE SISTERS - Chekhov/Garnett (Queen's)
John Gielgud, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Peggy Ashcroft, Carol Goodner, Michael Redgrave, Angela Baddeley, Glen Byam Shaw, Alec Guinness, Harry Andrews, George Devine, Leon Quartermaine, dir:Michel Saint-Denis [28pp, 5.4x8.5; 7 photographic portraits; printed on heavyweight paper; VG] £7

1938: THE MERCHANT OF VENICE (Queen's)
John Gielgud, Peggy Ashcroft, Alec Guinness, Harry Andrews, Leon Quartermaine, Richard Ainley, Angela Baddeley, George Devine, Glen Byam Shaw, George Howe, Dennis Price, David Tomlinson, John Justin, Merula Salaman; dir:John Gielgud and Glen Byam Shaw [20pp, 5.4x8.5; 5 photographic portraits; very slightly rumpled, else VG] £8

1938: DEAR OCTOPUS (Queen's)
John Gielgud, Marie Tempest, Leon Quartermaine, Angela Baddeley [20pp; 13 pencil portraits of cast; very minor edge tear] £6

1939 (June-July): HAMLET (Lyceum)
John Gielgud, Fay Compton, Laura Cowie, Jack Hawkins, Harry Andrews, Andrew Cruikshank, Marius Goring [32pp; 7.5x10; 20 photos; spectacular; glossy heavyweight programme for 6 special 'Farewell to the Lyceum' performances, before this production went to Elsinore; the previous owner has pencilled the date he attended on the inside cover: "On the closing night of the Lyceum, with Chas. and P., July 1st 1939"; cover grubby and slightly knocked, else VG] (£8) SOLD

1939: HAMLET (Elsinore)
John Gielgud, Jack Hawkins, Laura Cowie, Fay Compton, dir:John Gielgud [52pp; 5x7; photographic cover, photos, lots of text, nice souvenir] (£12) SOLD

1939 (Oct): THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST (Streatham Hill)
John Gielgud, Edith Evans, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Jack Hawkins, Peggy Ashcroft, Margaret Rutherford, George Howe [20pp; a classic production!; rumpled] (£3) SOLD

1939 (September 4th): THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST (Golder's Green Hippodrome)
John Gielgud, Edith Evans, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Jack Hawkins, Peggy Ashcroft, Margaret Rutherford, George Howe, John Perry (Gielgud's partner) [24pp; pencil marks on cover, else VG] (£6) SOLD

1939: Play Pictorial, Sep 1939 No.446 - JOHN GIELGUD: Pictorial Record of His Career
This issue of the theatre magazine 'Play Pictorial' is entirely devoted to the career of John Gielgud, and features 40+ excellent photos, all captioned; productions featured include THREE SISTERS/1926, THE CONSTANT NYMPH/1926, HAMLET/1929, ROMEO AND JULIET/1929, RICHARD II/1929, KING LEAR/1930, THE GOOD COMPANIONS/1931, MUSICAL CHAIRS/1932, RICHARD OF BORDEAUX/1933, HAMLET/1934, THE MAITLANDS/1934, NOAH/1935, ROMEO AND JULIET/1935, THE SEAGULL/1936, RICHARD II/1937, THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL/1937, THREE SISTERS/1938, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE/1938, DEAR OCTOPUS/1938, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST/1939, and HAMLET/1939; essay by Norman Hast [24pp, 8.75x11.75; very slightly rumpled, else excellent condition] (£8) SOLD

1940: THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST - Oscar Wilde (Globe)
John Gielgud, Edith Evans, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Jack Hawkins (as Algy), Peggy Ashcroft, Margaret Rutherford, George Howe, Clive Woods, Kingstone Trollope; dir:John Gielgud [20pp; 7 cast photos; a classic production!; rusty staples, slightly rumpled, else VG] £5

1941: DEAR BRUTUS (Globe)
John Gielgud, Roger Livesey, George Howe, Ronald Ward, Leon Quartermaine, Zena Dare, Mary Jerrold, Margaret Rawlings, Nora Swinburne, Ursula Jeans, Muriel Pavlow; dir:John Gielgud [4pp; cast, credits, programme of music etc.; slightly rumpled, else VG] £3

1942: MACBETH (Piccadilly)
John Gielgud, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Nicholas Hannen, Emrys Jones, Leon Quartermaine, Francis Lister, Alan Badel, Abraham Sofaer, Frank Thornton (as Angus), George Woodbridge, Thea Holme, Ernest Thesiger (as 1st Witch!), Annie Esmond, Dorothy Green; dir:John Gielgud, incidental music composed by William Walton [8pp, 5x3.75; VG] £4

1942: THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST - Oscar Wilde (Phoenix)
John Gielgud, Edith Evans, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Cyril Ritchard (as Algy), Peggy Ashcroft, Jean Cadell, J. H. Roberts, Deering Wells, Charles Maunsell; dir:John Gielgud [4pp; a classic production!; slightly rumpled, else VG] £3

1944: HAMLET (Opera House, Manchester)
John Gielgud, Leslie Banks, Marian Spencer, Hazel Terry, Miles Malleson, Max Adrian, John Blatchley, Leon Quartermaine, Richard Johnson; dir:George Rylands [4pp; small edge bite, slightly rumpled, but uncommon] £3

1944: HAMLET (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
John Gielgud, Leslie Banks, Marian Spencer, Peggy Ashcroft, Miles Malleson, Max Adrian (as Rosencrantz and Osric), John Blatchley (as Guildenstern and 2nd Gravedigger), Leon Quartermaine (as Ghost), George Woodbridge, Richard Johnson, Isabel Dean; dir:George Rylands [4pp; excellent condition] £6

1944: HAMLET (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
John Gielgud, Abraham Sofaer, Marian Spencer, Peggy Ashcroft, Miles Malleson, Max Adrian (as Rosencrantz and Osric), John Blatchley (as Guildenstern and 2nd Gravedigger), Leon Quartermaine (as Ghost), George Woodbridge, Richard Johnson; dir:George Rylands [4pp; slightly creased] £5

1945: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
John Gielgud, Peggy Ashcroft, Max Adrian, Leon Quartermaine, Miles Malleson, Leslie Banks, John Blatchley, Rosalie Crutchley, Isabel Dean, Marian Spencer, Richard Johnson; dir:Nevill Coghill [4pp; VG] £4

1945: THE DUCHESS OF MALFI - Webster (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
John Gielgud, Peggy Ashcroft, Leon Quartermaine, Leslie Banks, Max Adrian, Cecil Trouncer, Miles Malleson, John Blatchley, Marian Spencer, Richard Johnson; dir:George Rylands [4pp; VG] £4

1945: HAMLET (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
John Gielgud, Leslie Banks, Marian Spencer, Peggy Ashcroft, Miles Malleson, Francis Lister, Patrick Crean, Max Adrian (as Rosencrantz and Osric), John Blatchley (as Guildenstern, Barnardo and 2nd Gravedigger), Cecil Trouncer, Leon Quartermaine (as Ghost), Ernest Hare, Richard Johnson, Isabel Dean; dir:George Rylands [4pp; excellent condition] £5

1945: THE CIRCLE - Somerset Maugham (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
John Gielgud, Cecil Trouncer, Leslie Banks, Patrick Crean, Yvonne Arnaud, Rosalie Crutchley, Dorothy Lane, John Blatchley, Francis Drake; dir:William Armstrong [4pp; small edge tear, else VG] £2

1946: CRIME AND PUNISHMENT - Dostoievsky/Ackland (New Theatre)
John Gielgud, Edith Evans, Audrey Fildes, Wynne Clark, Jessie Evans, Sebastian Cabot, Ferdy Mayne, Ernest Hare, Richard Wordsworth, Erik Chitty, Rosalind Atkinson, Robert Marsden, Peter Jones, Charles Quartermaine, Peter Ustinov; dir:Anthony Quayle [8pp, 4.75x7.25; seal unbroken; VG] £4

1947: CRIME AND PUNISHMENT - Dostoievsky/Ackland (National Theatre, New York)
John Gielgud, Lilian Gish, Vladimir Sokoloff, Alice John, Sanford Meisner, E.A.Krumschmidt, Dolly Haas; dir:Theodore Komisarjevsky [36pp, 6.5x9; seating plan, cast list, biographies, credits; VG] £5

1948: THE RETURN OF THE PRODIGAL - St. John Hankin (Globe)
John Gielgud, Sybil Thorndike, Irene Browne, Audrey Fildes, Nora Nicholson, Rachel Kempson, Stuart Bull, David Horne, Walter Hudd, Denis Cowles, David Keir, Richard Goolden; dir:Peter Glenville [8pp; w.newsclipping review; VG] £4

1949: THE LADY'S NOT FOR BURNING - Christopher Fry (Globe)
Pamela Brown, John Gielgud, Richard Burton, Claire Bloom, Harcourt Williams, Esme Percy; dir:John Gielgud and Esme Percy [8pp; VG] £4

1951: THE WINTER'S TALE (Phoenix)
John Gielgud, Diana Wynyard, Flora Robson, Virginia McKenna, Brewster Mason, Lewis Casson, John Moffatt, John Whiting, Paul Hardwick, George Howe, George Rose, Richard Gale; dir:Peter Brook [4pp; slightly rumpled] £2

1952: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (Phoenix)
John Gielgud, Diana Wynyard, Paul Scofield, Dorothy Tutin, Lewis Casson, Robert Hardy, Brewster Mason, Paul Hardwick, George Rose, John Moffatt, John Whiting; dir:John Gielgud [4pp; cast, credits; VG] £2

1953: THE WAY OF THE WORLD (Lyric Hammersmith)
John Gielgud, Margaret Rutherford, Paul Scofield, Eric Porter, Eileen Herlie [8pp] £4

1953: VENICE PRESERV'D (Lyric Hammersmith)
John Gielgud, Paul Scofield, Eileen Herlie, Pamela Brown, Eric Porter, dir:Peter Brook [8pp; photos not included; minor fold, else VG] £4

1953 (Nov): A DAY BY THE SEA - N. C. Hunter (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
John Gielgud, Lewis Casson, Patricia Laurence, Peter Murphy, Megs Jenkins, Ralph Richardson, Sybil Thorndike, Irene Worth, Frederick Piper, Lockwood West; dir:John Gielgud [4pp; cast, credits; VG] £4

1954: A DAY BY THE SEA - N. C. Hunter (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
John Gielgud, Harcourt Williams, Patricia Laurence, Peter Murphy, Megs Jenkins, Ralph Richardson, Mary Jerrold, Irene Worth, Frederick Piper, Lockwood West; dir:John Gielgud [4pp; cast, credits; VG] £4

1956: NUDE WITH VIOLIN - Noel Coward (Globe)
John Gielgud, Joyce Carey, David Horne, Kathleen Harrison [8pp; VG] £4

1958: THE POTTING SHED - Graham Greene (Globe)
John Gielgud, Walter Hudd, Sarah Long, Irene Worth, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, Lockwood West, William Peacock, Peter Illing, Dorothy Dewhurst, Aithna Gover, Redmond Phillips; dir:Michael Macowan [8pp; VG] £4

1958: KING HENRY VIII (Old Vic)
John Gielgud, Edith Evans, Harry Andrews, Barrie Ingham, Ronald Fraser, Paul Daneman, Edward Hardwicke, Derek Godfrey, David Waller, Harold Innocent, Derek Francis, Margaret Courtenay, and Judi Dench, Barbara Leigh-Hunt (as Attendants, Ladies) [8pp; 3 cast photos; minor marks else VG] £4

1959: AGES OF MAN (Queen's)
John Gielgud [16pp; Gielgud's solo Shakespeare recital; VG] £4

1960: AGES OF MAN (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
John Gielgud [16pp; Gielgud's solo Shakespeare recital; 4 photos of Gielgud, notes; VG] £4

1960: THE LAST JOKE - Enid Bagnold (Phoenix)
John Gielgud, Anna Massey, Ernest Thesiger, Robert Flemyng, Paul Curran, Hazel Terry, Robin Hawdon, Ralph Richardson, Robert Tunstall; dir:Glen Byam Shaw [12pp, 6.75x9.25; 5 photos; slightly rumpled, else VG] £4

1963: THE IDES OF MARCH - Jerome Kilty (Theatre Royal, Brighton)
John Gielgud, Irene Worth, Marie Lohr, John Stride, Maxwell Shaw, Julian Glover, dir:John Gielgud and Jerome Kilty [20pp; 5.5x8.5; biographies w.photos; slightly rumpled, else VG] £3

1965: IVANOV - Chekhov/Gielgud (TheatreRoyal, Brighton)
John Gielgud, Claire Bloom, Roland Culver, Yvonne Mitchell, Angela Baddeley, Richard Pasco, Ronald Radd, Nora Nicholson, Helen Christie, David Evans, Edward Atienza; dir:John Gielgud [20pp, 5.5x8.5; cast list, credits, notes, cast biographies w.photos; slightly rumpled, else VG] £3

1965: IVANOV - Chekhov/Gielgud (Phoenix)
John Gielgud, Claire Bloom, Roland Culver, Yvonne Mitchell, Angela Baddeley, Richard Pasco, Ronald Radd, Nora Nicholson, Helen Christie, David Evans, Edward Atienza; dir:John Gielgud [12pp; 7x9.5; 5 excellent photos; lightly creased] £5

1968: FORTY YEARS ON - Alan Bennett (Apollo)
John Gielgud, Paul Eddington, Alan Bennett, Dorothy Reynolds, Nora Nicholson, Robert Swann, Carl Davis, Anthony Andrews, Roger Brain, Andrew Branch, William Burleigh, Iain Burton, Philip Chappell, Thomas Cockrell, George Fenton, Freddie Foot, Rufus Frampton, Paul Guess, Dickie Harris, Mark Hughes, Peter Kinley, Stephen Leigh, Denis McGrath, Keith McNally, Stephen Price, Colin Reese, Merlin Ward, Alan Warren, Robert Wilcox; dir:Patrick Garland [24pp; 10+ photos, biographies, articles; VG] £4

1968: FORTY YEARS ON - Alan Bennett (Apollo)
John Gielgud, Paul Eddington, Alan Bennett, Dorothy Reynolds, Nora Nicholson, Robert Swann, Carl Davis, Anthony Andrews, Roger Brain, Andrew Branch, William Burleigh, Philip Chappell, Thomas Cockrell, George Fenton, Freddie Foot, Paul Guess, Dickie Harris, Peter Kinley, Robert Langley, Stephen Leigh, Denis McGrath, Keith McNally, Stephen Price, Colin Reese, Merlin Ward, Mark Hughes/Neville Ware, Alan Warren; dir:Patrick Garland [24pp; 10+ photos, biographies, articles; VG] £4

1968: FORTY YEARS ON - Alan Bennett (Apollo)
John Gielgud, Paul Eddington, Alan Bennett, Dorothy Reynolds, Nora Nicholson, Robert Swann, John Gould, Anthony Andrews, Roger Brain, Andrew Branch, William Burleigh, Iain Burton, Philip Chappell, Thomas Cockrell, George Fenton, Freddie Foot, Rufus Frampton, Paul Guess, Dickie Harris, Mark Hughes, Peter Kinley, Stephen Leigh, Keith McNally, Stephen Price, Colin Reese, Merlin Ward, Robert Wilcox; dir:Patrick Garland [24pp; 10+ photos, biographies, articles; VG] £4

1970: THE BATTLE OF SHRIVINGS - Peter Shaffer (Lyric)
John Gielgud, Patrick Magee, Wendy Hiller, Martin Shaw, Dorothy Lyman, dir:Peter Hall [24pp;7 photos] £4

1970: HOME - David Storey (Royal Court)
John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson, Dandy Nichols, Mona Washbourne, Warren Clarke; dir:Lindsay Anderson [28pp; interview with Gielgud and Richardson; 10 photos, biographies; VG] £5

1972: VETERANS - Charles Wood (Royal Court)
John Gielgud, John Mills, Jane Evers, Gordon Jackson, Ahmed Khalil, Ann Bell, Frank Grimes, Bob Hoskins, James Bolam; dir:Ronald Eyre [28pp; photos, biographies, articles; VG] £5

1974: BINGO - Edward Bond (Royal Court)
John Gielgud, John Barrett, Gillian Martell, Yvonne Edgell, Hilda Barry, Ewan Hooper, Oliver Cotton, Joanna Tope, Derek Fuke, Paul Jesson, Arthur Lowe, Understudies: Margot Leicester, Bob Peck, George Raistrick, Brian Southwood; dir:Jane Howell and John Dove [28pp; extensive notes and poems by Edward Bond, credits etc.; VG] £4

1988: THE BEST OF FRIENDS - Hugh Whitemore (Apollo)
John Gielgud, Rosemary Harris, Ray McAnally; dir:James Roose-Evans [44pp, 6.1x8.5; cast, credits, biographies w.photos, 25 photos of the cast, illustrated articles etc.; Gielgud's last stage appearance; w.3 newsclipping reviews; VG] £5

ALEC GUINNESS (1914 - 2000)

1946: THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV - Dostoevsky, adapted by Alec Guinness (Lyric)
Alec Guinness, James Donald, Ernest Milton, Veronica Turleigh, Frederick Valk, Laurier Lister, Raymond Jaquarello, Hazel Terry, Elizabeth Sellars, Donald Pleasance, Michael Byrne; dir:Peter Brook, des:Gurschner [5.25x4.25, 4pp; VG] £4

1951: HAMLET (New)
Alec Guinness, Walter Fitzgerald, Lydia Sherwood, Ingrid Burke, Alan Webb, Michael Gough, Peter Wyngarde, Robert Shaw, Ken Tynan (as 1st Player), Juliet Byam-Shaw; dir:Alec Guinness and Frank Hauser [8pp; slightly rumpled, else VG] £4

1952: UNDER THE SYCAMORE TREE - Sam Spewack (Aldwych)
Alec Guinness, Diana Churchill, Ernest Thesiger, Peter Bull, Eric Porter, Daphne Anderson, Max Brimmell; dir:Peter Glenville [8pp, 4.9x7.3; cast list, credits etc.; small edge bite, date on cover (16/7/52), else VG] £1

1956: HOTEL PARADISO - Georges Feydeau and Maurice Desvallieres (Winter Garden)
Alec Guinness, Irene Worth, Irene Browne, Douglas Byng, Frank Pettingell, Kenneth Williams, Billie Whitelaw, Jale Davaz, Ronald Radd, Michael Bates; dir:Peter Glenville [8pp, 4.9x7.3; cast list, credits etc.; VG] £4

1960: ROSS - Rattigan (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
Alec Guinness, Harry Andrews, Mark Dignam; dir:Glen Byam Shaw [12pp; VG] £4

1960: ROSS - Rattigan (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
Alec Guinness, Brewster Mason, Mark Dignam; dir:Glen Byam Shaw [12pp; VG] £4

1963: EXIT THE KING - Ionesco (Royal Court)
Alec Guinness, Googie Withers, Eileen Atkins, Natasha Parry, Graham Crowden; dir:George Devine [20pp; photos; VG] £4

1966: MACBETH (Royal Court)
English Stage Company: Alec Guinness, Simone Signoret (!), Gordon Jackson (as Banquo), John Castle (as Malcolm), Maurice Roeves (as Macduff), Bernard Gallagher, John Nettles, Richard O'Callaghan, Toby Salaman, John Shepherd, Susan Engel, Jomoke Debayo, Zakes Mokae, Femi Euba, David Kincaid, Terence Davies; dir:William Gaskill [20pp, 5.5x8.75; cast, articles, illustrations; notorious production!; VG] £5

1966: INCIDENT AT VICHY - Arthur Miller (Phoenix)
Alec Guinness, Anthony Quayle, Nigel Davenport, Brian Blessed, Derek Smith, Andrew Ray, Angus Mackay, Dudley Sutton, Jeremy Kemp; dir:Peter Wood [32pp; biographies w.photos; slightly rumpled, else VG] £4

1967: WISE CHILD - Simon Gray (Wyndham's)
Alec Guinness, Simon Ward, Gordon Jackson, Cleo Sylvestre; dir:John Dexter [32pp; biographies w.photos, ] £4

1968: THE COCKTAIL PARTY - T. S. Eliot (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
Alec Guinness, Richard Leech, Nan Munro, Mark Kingston, Eileen Atkins, Michael Aldridge, Pauline Jameson, Peggy Marshall, John Hart Dyke, Michael Becket; dir:Alec Guinness [16pp; cast list, credits, biographies, 2 cast photos; VG] £4

1971: A VOYAGE ROUND MY FATHER (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
Alec Guinness, Jeremy Brett, Nicola Pagett, Phyllida Law, Andrew Sachs, Jack May, Leueen MacGrath; dir:Ronald Eyre [24pp; cast photos] (£4) SOLD

1973: HABEAS CORPUS - Alan Bennett (Lyric)
Alec Guinness, Margaret Courtenay, Christopher Good, Phyllida Law, Patricia Hayes, Roddy Maude-Roxby, Joan Sanderson, Madeline Smith, Andrew Sachs, John Bird, Mike Carnell; dir:Ronald Eyre [20pp; VG] £4

1975: A FAMILY AND A FORTUNE - Julian Mitchell (Theatre Royal, Brighton)
Alec Guinness, Margaret Leighton, Nicola Pagett, Rachel Kempson, Anthony Nicholls; dir:Alan Strachan [16pp; biographies w.photos; very slightly rumpled, else VG] £4

1975: A FAMILY AND A FORTUNE - Julian Mitchell (Apollo)
Alec Guinness, Margaret Leighton, Nicola Pagett, Rachel Kempson, Anthony Nicholls; dir:Alan Strachan [16pp; 7 production photos; VG] £5

1976: YAHOO - Jonathan Swift, Alec Guinness, Alan Stachan (Queen's)
Alec Guinness, Nicola Pagett, Mark Kingston, Angela Thorne; dir:Alan Strachan [20pp, 5.25x8.5; cast photos and biographies, illustrations, notes etc.; VG] £4

1977: THE OLD COUNTRY - Alan Bennett (Queen's)
Alec Guinness, Rachel Kempson, Bruce Bould, Heather Canning, Faith Brook, John Phillips; dir:Clifford Williams [20pp; 7 production photos; VG] £5

1988: A WALK IN THE WOODS - Lee Blessing (Comedy Theatre)
Alec Guinness, Edward Herrmann; dir:Ronald Eyre [20pp; 9 photos] £5

REX HARRISON (1908 - 1990)

1936: HEROES DON'T CARE (St.Martin's)
Rex Harrison, Carol Goodner, Coral Brown, Boris Ranevsky, Marguerite Allen, Felix Aylmer [12pp; minor marks, else VG] £4

1936: FRENCH WITHOUT TEARS (Criterion)
Rex Harrison, Kay Hammond, Trevor Howard, Guy Middleton, Roland Culver, Robert Flemyng [8pp; VG] £2

1936: FRENCH WITHOUT TEARS (Criterion)
Rex Harrison, Kay Hammond, Trevor Howard, Guy Middleton, Roland Culver, Robert Flemyng [40pp; 7 nice cast photos; date written on cover, else VG] £5

1941: NO TIME FOR COMEDY - S. N. Behrman (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
Rex Harrison, Diana Wynyard, Lilli Palmer, Elisabeth Welch, Walter Fitzgerald, Denys Blakelock, Charles Peters; dir:Harold French, des:Gladys Calthrop [4pp; cast, credits; w.air raid warning; slightly rumpled, else VG] £3

1950: THE COCKTAIL PARTY - T.S.Eliot (New)
Rex Harrison, Margaret Leighton [8pp] (£3) SOLD

1954: BELL BOOK AND CANDLE - John van Druten (Phoenix)
Rex Harrison, Lilli Palmer, Athene Seyler, Wilfred Lawson, David Evans, dir:Rex Harrison [12pp; cast list, credits, photo; VG] £4

1955: BELL BOOK AND CANDLE - John van Druten (Phoenix)
Rex Harrison, Lilli Palmer, Athene Seyler, Wilfred Lawson, David Evans, dir:Rex Harrison [12pp; cast list, credits, photo; "19-1-55" pencilled on cover, else VG] £4

1960: PLATONOV - Chekhov/Makaroff (Royal Court)
Rex Harrison, Rachel Roberts, Graham Crowden, Ronald Barker, Nicholas Selby, Frank Finlay, Rosalind Knight, Elvi Hale, George Murcell, James Bolam, Peter Bowles, Susan Engel; dir:George Devine and John Blatchley [20pp; insert: "Music specially composed by Dudley Moore"; cast, photo, credits, notes etc.; VG] £4

1969: THE LIONEL TOUCH - George Hulme (Lyric)
Rex Harrison, Joyce Redman, Christopher Witty, Sharon Gurney, Christopher Reynalds, John Leslie, Michael Fleming, Charles Carson, Christopher Cazenove, Dixon Adams; dir:John Gorrie [24pp, 6x9; cast list, biographies, credits, 3 cast photos, 4 production photos etc.; VG] £4

1974: HENRY IV - Luigi Pirandello (Her Majesty's)
Rex Harrison, Yvonne Mitchell, James Villiers [16pp; photos] £4

1983: HEARTBREAK HOUSE - G.B.Shaw (Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon)
Rex Harrison, Diana Rigg, Rosemary Harris, Frank Middlemass, Doris Hare, Mel Martin, Paxton Whitehead, Charles Lloyd Pack, Simon Ward; dir:John Dexter [12pp, 5.8x8.3; biographies w.photos; date on cover (17/2/83), else VG] £4

1984: AREN'T WE ALL? - Frederick Lonsdale (Birmingham Repertory Theatre)
Rex Harrison, Claudette Colbert, Nicola Pagett, Michael Gough, Madge Ryan, Francis Matthews; dir:Clifford Williams [16pp, 5.75x8.25; notes, 6 biographies w.photos; date on cover (17/5/84), else VG] £3

1984: AREN'T WE ALL? - Frederick Lonsdale (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
Rex Harrison, Claudette Colbert, Nicola Pagett, Francis Matthews; dir:Clifford Williams [28pp; 15 photos; VG] £5

1988: THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON - J. M. Barrie (Yvonne Arnaud, Guildford)
Rex Harrison, Edward Fox, Niamh Cusack, Steven Pacey, Martin Clunes, Margaret Courtenay; dir:Frith Banbury [36pp; 25+ production and cast photos, illustrated articles; VG] £4

GLENDA JACKSON (b.1936)

1963: ALFIE - Bill Naughton (Duchess)
Glenda Jackson, John Neville, Gemma Jones, David Battley, Audine Leith, George Waring, Jerry Verno, Marcia Ashton, Wendy Varnals, Mary Hanefey, Patrick Mower, Alan Townsend, Edna Landor, Patrick Connor, Margaret Courtenay, Norman Wynne; dir:Donald McWhinnie [16pp, 6.6x9.4; cast, credits, notes, 3 company photos; slightly rumpled, else VG] £4

1973: COLLABORATORS - John Mortimer (Duchess)
Glenda Jackson, John Wood, Joss Ackland [24pp; photos and biographies, illustrated articles; VG] £3

1974: THE MAIDS - Jean Genet (Greenwich Theatre)
Glenda Jackson, Susannah York, Vivien Merchant, dir:Minos Volanakis [12pp, 8.25x11.75; photos and biographies, substantial illustrated article about Yolande Sonnabend's designs; w.2 newsclipping reviews; folded in two, else VG] £3

1976: THE WHITE DEVIL - John Webster (Old Vic)
Glenda Jackson, Jonathan Pryce, Jack Shepherd, Frances de la Tour, Patrick Magee, John Kane, James Villiers, Miriam Margolyes; dir:Michael Lindsay-Hogg [4pp, 5.8x8.25] (£4) SOLD

1980: ROSE - Andrew Davies (Duke of Yorks)
Glenda Jackson, Stephanie Cole, Tom Georgeson, David Daker; dir:Alan Dossor [24pp; 8 photos; VG] £4

1982: SUMMIT CONFERENCE - Macdonald (Lyric)
Glenda Jackson, Gary Oldman, Georgina Hale; dir:Philip Prowse [28pp; 15 photos; VG] £4

1983: GREAT AND SMALL - Botho Strauss (Vaudeville)
Glenda Jackson, Barry Stanton, Marty Cruickshank, Mark Dignam; dir:Keith Hack [32pp; 11 photos, cast list, biographies; VG] £4

1984: STRANGE INTERLUDE - Eugene O'Neill (Duke of York's)
Glenda Jackson, Brian Cox, Edward Petherbridge, James Hazeldine, John Phillips, Max Gold, Adrienne Thomas, Sheila Burrell, Alan Cox/Adam Smith; dir:Keith Hack [28pp, 5x8.5; cast list, biographies; 7 production photos; w.3 newsclippings; VG] £4

1984: PHEDRA - Racine (Old Vic)
Glenda Jackson, Tim Woodward, Robert Eddison, Gerard Murphy, Joyce Redman, Georgina Hale, dir:Philip Prowse [28pp; 5.5x8.5; photos; with Press Night ticket for Stalls R17, dated 21 Nov 1984; VG] £5

1985: PHEDRA - Racine (Aldwych)
Glenda Jackson, Tim Woodward, Robert Eddison, Gerard Murphy, Joyce Redman, Georgina Hale, dir:Philip Prowse [32pp; photos, biographies, illustrated articles; minor tear to cover] £3

1986: ACROSS FROM THE GARDEN OF ALLAH - Charles Wood (Comedy)
Glenda Jackson, Nigel Hawthorne, Andy Lucas; dir:Ron Daniels [20pp; 16 photos; VG] £4

1987: THE HOUSE OF BERNARDA ALBA - Federico Garcia Lorca (Globe)
Glenda Jackson, Joan Plowright, Patricia Hayes, Amanda Root, Deborah Findlay, Joan Heal, Julie Legrand; dir:Nuria Espert [40pp; 10+ photos; VG] £4

1990: SCENES FROM AN EXECUTION - Howard Barker (Almeida)
Glenda Jackson, Kevin McNally, Jonathan Hyde, Jeremy Child; dir:Ian McDiarmid [8pp quadruple-fold, 5.5x11.75; biographies, articles; VG] £3

1990: MOTHER COURAGE - Brecht (Mermaid) Glasgow Citzens Theatre production
Glenda Jackson, dir:Prowse [32pp; 11.75x8.25; substantial programme, with articles, and many photos; VG] £5

DEREK JACOBI (b.1938)

1971: ELECTRA - Euripides/Thompson (Greenwich)
Freda Dowie (for the injured Sarah Badel), Derek Jacobi, Andrew Ray, Yvonne Mitchell, Terence Skelton, Susan Bertish; dir:Hovhanness I Pilikian [40pp, 5.25x9; articles, illustrations etc.; VG] £4

1973: PERICLES (Lyceum, Edinburgh)
Prospect Theatre Company: Derek Jacobi, Ronnie Stevens, Rupert Frazer, Harold Innocent [12pp; 4x10] (£3) SOLD

1973 (June): PERICLES, THE ROYAL HUNT OF THE SUN - Peter Shaffer, TWELFTH NIGHT (Nottingham Playhouse)
Prospect Theatre Company: Derek Jacobi, Rupert Frazer, Isla Blair, Willoughby Goddard, Jan Waters, Ronnie Stevens, Marilyn Taylerson, Harold Innocent, Ken Shorter, Jonathan Hyde, Trevor Martin, John Bowe; dir:Toby Robertson, Eleanor Fazan [24pp; cast, credits, biographies, illustrated articles; light vertical fold, else VG] (£4) SOLD

1974 (1 September): THE GRAND TOUR (Duke of York's)
Benefit Performance for Stephanie Bidmead: Derek Jacobi, Isla Blair, Julian Glover, Dorothy Tutin, Timothy West [4pp; credits, details of programme; VG] (£4) SOLD

1975 (Dec): A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY - Turgenev/Nicolaeff, and A ROOM WITH A VIEW - Forster/Cottrell (Albery)
Prospect Theatre Company: Derek Jacobi, Dorothy Tutin, Timothy West, Jane Lapotaire, John Turner, Lynn Farleigh; dir:Toby Robertson, Timothy West [24pp, 5.25x8.5; cast, credits, biographies, production photos; VG] £4

1977: ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA (Old Vic)
Prospect Theatre Company: Dorothy Tutin, Alec McCowen, Derek Jacobi, Rupert Frazer, Robert Eddison, Zoe Hicks, Suzanne Bertish; dir:Toby Robertson [36pp; cast, credits, biographies, production photos, designs, articles etc.; minor marks, else VG] £6

1977: HAMLET (Old Vic)
Prospect Theatre Company: Derek Jacobi, Timothy West, Barbara Jefford, Suzanne Bertish, John Nettleton, Terence Wilton, dir:Toby Robertson [40pp; 4 fine production photos and many others; VG] £6

1977: HAMLET (Old Vic)
Prospect Theatre Company: Derek Jacobi, John Turner, Barbara Jefford, Suzanne Bertish, John Nettleton, Terence Wilton, dir:Toby Robertson [36pp; 5 production photos and many others; VG] £5

1978: HAMLET (Old Vic)
Prospect Theatre Company: Derek Jacobi, John Turner, Barbara Jefford, Jane Wymark, John Nettleton, Terence Wilton, dir:Toby Robertson [36pp; 6 production photos and many others; slightly rumpled, else VG] £4

1978: IVANOV (Old Vic)
Prospect Theatre Company: Derek Jacobi, Louise Purnell, Brenda Bruce, Clive Arrindell, Michael Dennison [32pp; substantial] £5

1978: THE LADY'S NOT FOR BURNING - Fry (Old Vic)
Prospect Theatre Company: Derek Jacobi, Eileen Atkins, Michael Thomas, Kate Nicholls, Clive Arrindell, Brenda Bruce, Michael Dennison, Robert Eddison, John Savident, Ronnie Stevens; dir:George Baker [36pp; rehearsal photos, biographies, articles, photographic history of the Old Vic etc.; VG] £5

1979: HAMLET (Old Vic)
Old Vic Company: Derek Jacobi, Julian Glover, Brenda Bruce, Jane Wymark, Robert Eddison, Terence Wilton, Barry Rutter [28pp; slightly rumpled, else VG] £4

1986: BREAKING THE CODE (Yvonne Arnaud, Guildford)
Derek Jacobi, Joanna David, Isabel Dean, Dave Hill, Michael Gough; dir:Clifford Williams [28pp; cast photos and biographies; VG] £3

1987: BREAKING THE CODE (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
Derek Jacobi, Joanna David, Isabel Dean, Dave Hill, Michael Gough; dir:Clifford Williams [28pp; 30+ photos; VG] £4

1987: BREAKING THE CODE (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
Derek Jacobi, Angela Down, Isabel Dean, Colin McCormack, Nicholas Selby; dir:Clifford Williams [28pp, 6x8.5; 30+ production photos, cast photos and biographies; VG] £4

1988: RICHARD II (Phoenix) Souvenir Brochure
Derek Jacobi, Robert Eddison, David Rintoul, Pete Postlethwaite, Rachel Gurney, Clive Arrindell, Malcolm Tierney, Jeffery Dench, Kathryn Pogson, Robert Swann, Barbara Jefford; dir:Clifford Williams [20pp, 8.25x11.75; 20 excellent production photos (some in colour), cast, credits, biographies, illustrated articles etc.; VG] £5

1989: RICHARD III (Phoenix) Souvenir Brochure
Derek Jacobi, Malcolm Tierney, Kathryn Pogson, Heather Canning, Pete Postlethwaite, Jeffery Dench, Barbara Jefford, Rachel Gurney, Robert Eddison, David Rintoul, Robert Swann; dir:Clifford Williams [20pp, 8.25x11.75; 20 excellent production photos (some in colour), cast, credits, biographies, illustrated articles etc.; VG] £5

1990 (Aug): KEAN - Jean-Paul Sartre/Hauser (Old Vic)
Derek Jacobi, Eleanor David, Nicholas Farrell, Ian McNeice, Sarah Woodward, Kate Duchene, Christopher Luscombe, Tim Wallers; dir:Sam Mendes [32pp, 5.5x11.75; cast, credits, biographies w.photos, extensive illustrated articles; attractive programme; VG] £5

1991: BECKET - Jean Anouilh (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
Derek Jacobi, Robert Lindsay, Ken Bones, Dilys Hamlett, Ronnie Stevens [36pp; 20+ production photos, cast biographies; slightly rumpled, else VG] £3

1992: MAD, BAD AND DANGEROUS TO KNOW (Ambassadors)
Derek Jacobi, Isla Blair [20pp, 8.25x11.75; 6 pages of illustrated articles about Lord Byron, cast photos and biographies; VG] £4

1992: BREAKING THE CODE - Hugh Whitemore (Richmond Theatre)
Derek Jacobi, Rachel Gurney, Nicholas Selby, Dave Hill, Paul Slack, Jennifer Ehle, David Monteath, Tom Durham, Mario Kalli, dir:Clifford Williams [40pp, 8.25x11.75; programme notes, 9 small production photos, cast photos and biographies, illustrated feature on Frank Matcham etc.; VG] £4

2003: THE TEMPEST (Old Vic)
Sheffield Theatres production: Derek Jacobi, Stuart Burt, Peter Bygott, Sam Callis, Robert East, Daniel Evans, Sophie Franklin, Colin Haigh, Louis Hillyer, Michael Jenn, Nigel Lindsay, David Mara, Christian Mortimer, John Nettleton, Claire Price, Iain Robertson; dir:Michael Grandage [36pp, 8.25x11.75; cast list, biographies w.photos, illustrated articles; VG] £5

2005: DON CARLOS - Friedrich Schiller/Mike Poulton (Gielgud)
Derek Jacobi, Richard Coyle, Claire Price, Elliot Cowan, Charlotte Randle, Una Stubbs, Ian Hogg, Peter Eyre; dir:Michael Grandage [52pp, 6.7x9.5; many excellent production photos, 15+ cast biographies w.photos, illustrated articles; very smart programme; VG] £5

2005: DON CARLOS - Friedrich Schiller/Mike Poulton (Gielgud)
Derek Jacobi, Richard Coyle, Claire Price, Elliot Cowan, Charlotte Randle, Una Stubbs, Ian Hogg, Peter Eyre; dir:Michael Grandage [20pp, 8.25x11.75; production photos, cast biographies, illustrated articles; smart programme; VG] £4

2006: A VOYAGE ROUND MY FATHER (Donmar)
Derek Jacobi, Dominic Rowan, Joanna David, Neil Boorman, Jamie de Courcey, Osmund Bullock, Christopher Benjamin; dir:Thea Sharrock [36pp, 5.5x11.75; rehearsal and cast photos, biographies, illustrated articles; VG] £4

2008: TWELFTH NIGHT (Wyndham's)
Derek Jacobi, Victoria Hamilton, Mark Bonnar, Ron Cook, Samantha Spiro, Guy Henry, Zubin Varla, Indira Varma, Lloyd Hutchinson, Alex Waldmann, Ian Drysdale; dir:Michael Grandage [52pp, 6.6x9.5; cast photos and biogs, interview with Derek Jacobi, striking rehearsal photos, notes, illustrated articles etc.; slightly rumpled, else VG] £4

2009: TWELFTH NIGHT (Wyndham's)
Derek Jacobi, Victoria Hamilton, Mark Bonnar, Ron Cook, Samantha Spiro, Guy Henry, Zubin Varla, Indira Varma, Lloyd Hutchinson, Alex Waldmann, Ian Drysdale; dir:Michael Grandage [52pp, 6.6x9.5; cast photos and biogs, interview with Derek Jacobi, striking rehearsal photos, notes, illustrated articles etc.; VG] £4

2010: KING LEAR (Donmar)
Derek Jacobi, Michael Hadley, Paul Jesson, Alec Newman, Gina McKee, Justine Mitchell, Pippa Bennett-Warner, Tom Beard, Gideon Turner, Stefano Braschi, Ashley Zhangazha, Gwilym Lee, Amit Shah, Ron Cook, Harry Attwell, Derek Hurchinson; dir:Michael Grandage [36pp, 5.5x11.75; cast list, credits, rehearsal photos, articles, biographies w.photos etc.; VG] £4

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