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Richard
Butler, Anthony Hopkins, Shivaun O'Casey, and Geoffrey Whitehead in
rehearsal for A Provincial
Life, a production without decor presented at the Royal Court
Theatre on Sunday, 30th October 1966. A Provincial Life is a
new play by Peter Gill based on the story My Life by Anton
Chekhov. The production was directed by Peter Gill. |
Maurice
Röeves, Sheila Hancock, and Peter Gill in rehearsal for Thomas Otway's
The Soldier's Fortune,
January 1967 |
Graduates
and stars of the Royal Court Theatre, 1969. Standing (left to right): David
Cregan, playwright; Jack Shephard, actor; Sir Laurence Olivier; Anthony
Page; John Osborne. Seated: Christopher Hampton, resident dramatist; Joan
Plowright; Peter Gill, Jill Bennett, Victor Henry (Jimmy Porter in the
revival of Look Back in Anger), Edward Bond. On Floor: Kenneth
Haigh, the original Jimmy Porter. |
Charles
Cioffi (Benedick) and Patricia Elliott (Beatrice) in Peter Gill's production
of Much Ado About
Nothing at the 1969 American Shakespeare Festival, Stratford,
Conn. |
John
Rees, Kimberly Isles, Eileen Atkins, and Madoline Thomas in Peter Gill's
production of A Sleepers' Den,
October 1969. |
Don
Hawkins in Peter Gill's, Over
Gardens Out, Royal Court Theatre, 1969. |
Peter
Gill rehearsing his Small Change,
1976. |
James
Hazeldine (Gerard), June Watson (Mrs Harte), Marjorie Yates (Mrs Driscol)
and Phillip Joseph (Vincent) in Peter Gill's production of his
Small Change.
Photo: Zoe Dominic |
James
Hazeldine (Jim), Jane Lapotaire (Eileen), and Kenneth Cranham (Joe) in Peter
Gill's National Theatre, Cottesloe, production of his
Kick for Touch, February
1983. Photo: John Haynes |
Bill
Nighy (Julian) and Karl Johnson (Stephen) in Peter Gill's National Theatre,
Cottesloe, premiere of his play Mean
Tears, July 1987. Photo: John Haynes. |
John
Light and Alec Newman in Peter Gill's
Certain Young Men,
Almeida Theatre, 1999. |
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