Plays

Terence Rattigan’s Stage Plays:
London openings and directors.

First Episode (in collaboration with Philip Heimann)
Q Theatre, Kew, 11 September 1933. Directed by Muriel Pratt.
French Without Tears
Criterion Theatre, 6 November 1936. Directed by Harold French.
After the Dance

St James’s Theatre, 21 June 1939. Directed by Michael Macowan.

Follow My Leader (in collaboration with Antony Maurice [Goldschmidt])

Apollo Theatre, 16 January 1940. Directed by Athole Stewart.

Grey Farm (in collaboration with Hector Bolitho)

New York: Hudson Theatre, 3 May 1940. Directed by Berthold Viertel.

Flare Path

Apollo Theatre, 13 August 1942. Directed by Anthony Asquith.

While the Sun Shines

Globe Theatre, 24 December 1943. Directed by Anthony Asquith.

Love in Idleness

Lyric Theatre, 20 December 1944. Directed by Alfred Lunt.

The Winslow Boy

Lyric Theatre, 23 May 1946. Directed by Glen Byam Shaw.

Playbill: The Browning Version and Harlequinade
Phoenix Theatre, 8 September 1948. Directed by Peter Glenville.

Adventure Story

St James’s Theatre, 17 March 1949. Directed by Peter Glenville.

Who Is Sylvia?

Criterion Theatre, 24 October 1950. Directed by Anthony Quayle.

The Deep Blue Sea

Duchess Theatre, 6 March 1952. Directed by Frith Banbury.

The Sleeping Prince

Phoenix Theatre, 5 November 1953. Directed by Laurence Olivier.

Separate Tables

St James’s Theatre, 22 September 1954. Directed by Peter Glenville.

Variation on a Theme

Globe Theatre, 8 May 1958. Directed by John Gielgud.

Ross

Theatre Royal, Haymarket, 12 May 1960. Directed by Glen Byam Shaw.

Joie de Vivre

Queen’s Theatre, 14 July 1960. Directed by William Chappell.

Man and Boy

Queen’s Theatre, 4 September 1963. Directed by Michael Benthall

A Bequest to the Nation

Theatre Royal, Haymarket, 23 September 1970. Directed by Peter Glenville.

In Praise of Love

Duchess Theatre, 27 September 1973. Directed by John Dexter.

Cause Célèbre

Her Majesty’s Theatre, 4 July 1977. Directed by Robin Midgley.