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Peter Gill's productions
This page offers a menu into cast lists and other details of Peter Gill's productions. See also the list of reviews, essays, notes, etc, from production programmes.
2000s
- A Provincial Life
- by Peter Gill, Sherman Cymru, Cardiff, 2012
- The Breath of Life
- by David Hare, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield, February 2011
- The Aliens
- by Annie Baker, The Bush Theatre, September 2010
- Hens
- Riverside Studios / Sky Arts, June 2010
- Another Door Closed
- by Peter Gill, Theatre Royal Bath, August 2009
- Semper Dowland / The Corridor
- Harrison Birtwistle double bill, Britten Studio, Snape, June 2009
- Small Change
- by Peter Gill, Donmar Warehouse, April 2008
- The Importance of Being Earnest
- by Oscar Wilde, Theatre Royal, Bath, September 2007-April 2008
- Gaslight
- by Patrick Hamilton, Old Vic, June 2007
- Look Back in Anger
- by John Osborne, Theatre Royal, Bath, August 2006
- The Voysey Inheritance
- by Harley Granville-Barker, National Theatre, Lyttleton, April 2006
- Epitaph for George Dillon
- by John Osborne and Anthony Creighton, Comedy Theatre, September 2005
- Days of Wine and Roses
- by JP Miller in a new version by Owen McCafferty, Donmar Warehouse, February 2005
- Romeo and Juliet
- by Shakespeare, RSC, April 2004
- Scenes from the Big Picture
- a new play by Owen McCafferty, Royal National Theatre, Cottesloe Theatre, April 2003
- A Festival of Peter Gill's work at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, in June 2002
- including revivals of Small Change, Kick for Touch, Mean Tears, and Friendly Fire and a premiere of a new play, after Wedekind, Original Sin
- The Look Across The Eyes and Lovely Evening
- A double bill of short plays by Peter Gill offering a portrayal of family life in post-war Cardiff. BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Play, 16 November 2001
- The York Realist
- by Peter Gill, The English Touring Company, November 2001 - January 2002
- Luther
- by John Osborne, Royal National Theatre, Olivier Theatre, October 2001
- Speed-the-Plow
- A revival of David Mamet's Speed-the-Plow, with Mark Strong and Patrick Marber, directed by Peter Gill, New Ambassador Theatre, London, in March 2000.
- The Seagull
- by Anton Chekhov in a new translation by Peter Gill, directed by Adrian Noble. Swan Theatre, 2000.
1990s
- Friendly Fire
- by Peter Gill. Part of the BT National Connections season, March 1999.
- Certain Young Men
- by Peter Gill. Almeida, 1999.
- Tongue of a Bird
- by Ellen McLaughlin, The Almeida Theatre Company, 1997
- Cardiff East
- by Peter Gill. National Theatre, Cottesloe, 1997. Also played in Cardiff.
- The Cherry Orchard
- by Anton Chekhov, in a version by Peter Gill. Directed by Adrian Noble. Royal Shakespeare Company, Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, June 1995
- A Patriot for Me
- by John Osborne. RSC, Barbican, October 1995
- Uncle Vanya
- by Chekhov, in a version by Frank McGuiness. Field Day Theatre Company, February 1995
- New England
- by Richard Nelson, Royal Shakespeare Company, The Pit, November 1994
- The Way of the World
- by William Congreve, Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, 1992
1980s
- Juno and the Paycock
- by Sean O'Casey, National Theatre, Lyttleton Theatre, 1989
- Mrs Klein
- by Nicholas Wright, National Theatre, Cottesloe Theatre, 1988
- The Marriage of Figaro
- by Mozart, Opera North, Leeds Grand Theatre, October 1987
- Bow down, Down by the Greenwood Side
- by Harrison Birtwhistle, Queen Elizabeth Hall, August 1987
- Mean Tears
- by Peter Gill. National Theatre, Cottesloe, 1987.
- A nine-week festival of new plays
- Cottesloe Theatre, 1985
- Fool for Love
- by Sam Shepard, Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, 1985
- Fool for Love
- by Sam Shepard, Cottesloe Theatre, 1984
- Venice Preserv'd or a Plot Discovered
- by Thomas Otway, Lyttleton Theatre, April 1984
- Antigone
- by Sophocles, in a translation by C A Trypanis, Cottesloe Theatre, May 1984
- Tales from Hollywood
- by Christopher Hampton, National Theatre, Olivier Theatre, September 1983
- Small Change
- by Peter Gill. National Theatre, Cottesloe, 1983.
- Kick for Touch
- by Peter Gill. National Theatre, Cottesloe, 1983.
- Major Barbara
- by George Bernard Shaw, Lyttleton Theatre, 1982
- Danton's Death
- by Georg Büchner in a version by Howard Brenton. National Theatre, Olivier, 1982.
- Much Ado About Nothing
- by William Shakespeare, National Theatre, Olivier, 1981
- Don Juan
- by Molière, translated by John Fowles, Cottesloe, 1981
- A Month in the Country
- by Ivan Turgenev, translated by Isaiah Berlin, National Theatre, Olivier Theatre, 1981
- Touch and Go
- by D. H. Lawrence, directed by Peter Gill, part of Riverside's Theatre Studio/Play Readings, 23, 26 October 1980
- Scrape Off the Black
- by Tunde Ikoli, directed by Peter Gill, part of Plays Umbrella, Riverside Studios. August 1980
- Julius Caesar
- directed by Peter Gill. Riverside Studios 21 May - 29 June 1980.
1970s
- Measure for Measure
- by William Shakespeare. Cast included: Michael Elphick, Helen Mirren, Riverside Studios, 15 May - 1 July 1979;
- The Changeling
- by Thomas Middleton & William Rowley, Riverside Studios, September 1978.
- The Cherry Orchard
- by Anton Chekhov, Riverside Studios, January 1978.
- Small Change by Peter Gill
- English Stage Company studio presentation at Riverside Studios: 8, 9, 15, 16 January 1977;
- As You Like It
- Peter Gill's Nottingham Playhouse Edinburgh Festival production, Riverside Studios, 30 September 1976.
- Small Change
- by Peter Gill. Royal Court Theatre, 1976.
- The Fool
- by Edward Bond. Royal Court Theatre, 1975
- As You Like It
- by William Shakespeare. The Nottingham Playhouse, August 1975
- Fishing
- by Michael Weller, New York Shakespeare Festival, Public Theater, February 1975, produced by Joseph Papp, cast includes Tommy Lee Jones
- Twelfth Night
- by William Shakespeare, Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1974
- The Merry-Go-Round
- by D H Lawrence, adapted by Peter Gill, Royal Court Theatre, November 1973
- Die Schwieger Tochter
- The Daughter-in-Law, by D.H. Lawrence, translated by G.K. Kemperdick, Schauspielhaus Bochum, November 1972
- Crete and Sergeant Pepper
- by John Antrobus, Royal Court Theatre, May 1972
- The Duchess of Malfi
- a tragedy by John Webster, Royal Court Theatre, 1971
- Macbeth
- by Shakeaspeare, Stratford Festival, Canada, 19th Season, 1971
- Hedda Gabler
- by Henrik Ibsen, Stratford Festival, Canada, 18th Season, 1970
- Landscape and Silence
- American Premiere of two new one-act plays by Harold Pinter. Forum Theatre, Lincoln Center, New York, 1970.
1960s
- The Sleepers' Den
- by Peter Gill. Royal Court Theatre, 1969
- Over Gardens Out
- by Peter Gill, Royal Court Theatre, 1969
- Much Ado About Nothing
- by William Shakespeare, The American Shakeapeare Festival, Stratford, Conn., 1969
- Life Price
- by Jeremy Seabrook and Michael O'Neil, Royal Court Theatre, January 1969
- The Daughter-in-Law
- by D.H. Lawrence. British Council Tour, October 1968
- D.H. Lawrence
- A season of his plays: A Collier's Friday Night (29 February), The Daughter-in-Law (7 March), and the Widowing of Mrs. Holroyd (14 March), at the Royal Court Theatre, 1968
- O'Flaherty VC
- by George Bernard Shaw. Tenth Vancouver Festival, July 1967
- Crimes of Passion
- The Ruffian on the Stair and The Erpingham Camp by Joe Orton, Royal Court Theatre, 1967
- The Daughter-in-Law
- by D.H. Lawrence, Royal Court Theatre, March 1967
- The Soldier's Fortune
- by Thomas Otway. Royal Court, January 1967
- A Provincial Life
- by Peter Gill, based on the story My Life by Chekhov. Royal Court, 1966
- O'Flaherty VC
- by George Bernard Shaw. Mermaid Theatre, September 1966
- The Ruffian on the Stair
- by Joe Orton. "Production Without Decor". Royal Court, 1966
- The Local Stigmatic
- by Heathcote Williams. Production Without Decor. Royal Court, March and June 1966. Also that year at the Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh.
- Two premieres
- The Dwarfs, by Harold Pinter and The Local Stigmatic by Heathcote Williams, Traverse Theatre Club, Edinburgh, March 1966
- Wie redt Albert Cobb?
- (Who'll Save the Plowboy?) by Frank D Gilroy. NKT, Antwerp, November 1965
- A Collier's Friday Night
- by D.H. Lawrence. Production Without Decor. Royal Court Theatre, August, 1965
- The Sleepers' Den
- by Peter Gill. Royal Court, 1965