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BY TITLE (or alternatively, VIEW BY DATE)
ACROSS THE FERRY (Bush Theatre, London W12; opened 7 June, 1991)
ANGELS STILL FALLING (Bird's Nest Theatre, London SE8; opened 13 March, 1991)
ANNIE WOBBLER (Springfield Theatre, London N11; opened 27 June, 1991)
ASSUME THE POSITION – THE BRITISH PHASE (ICA, London SW1; opened 11 July, 1991)
AS YOU LIKE IT (Lyric Hammersmith, London W6; opened 4 December, 1991)
BABY WITH THE BATHWATER (Duke Of Cambridge Theatre Club, London NW5; opened 8 May, 1991)
BELFRY (Bush Theatre, London W12; opened 18 November, 1991)
THE BELLINGHAM TRAP (Etcetera Theatre, London NW1; opened 30 January, 1991)
BFG (Aldwych Theatre, London WC2; opened 28 November, 1991)
BLOOD WEDDING (Royal National Theatre [Cottesloe], London SE1; opened 17 December, 1991)
BRAVE FACES (Lillan Baylis Theatre, London EC1; opened ?? March, 1991)
BUMS ON SEATS (Trinity Academy, Edinburgh; August, 1991)
BURNING HORIZON (People Show No. 97) (Riverside Studios, London W6; opened 2 May, 1991)
CAN'T STAND UP FOR FALLING DOWN in EDINBURGH FRINGE 2
CATS (New London Theatre, London WC2; opened 11 May, 1981 – reviewed December, 1991)
CLAY (Man In The Moon Theatre, London SW3; opened 5 February, 1991)
THE COMPLETE CASANOVA (Warehouse Theatre, Croydon; opened 8 November, 1991)
THE CONQUEST OF THE SOUTH POLE (Rheingold Club, London W1; opened ?? March, 1991)
THE COUP (Royal National Theatre [Cottesloe], London SE1; opened 18 July, 1991)
CROMWELL (Bush Theatre, London W12; opened 1 March, 1991)
CROSS REFERENCES (Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London SW1; opened 4 July, 1991)
CURSE OF THE STARVING CLASS (The Pit, London EC2; opened 11 September, 1991)
CUT IT OUT (Duke's Head, Richmond; opened 1 July, 1991)
DEAR ELENA SERGEEVNA (Gate Theatre, London W11; opened 24 January, 1991)
DEATH AND THE MAIDEN in CROSS REFERENCES
D.I.V.O.R.C.E. in EDINBURGH FRINGE 2
THE DRAGONS' TRILOGY (Riverside Studios, London W6; opened 10 November, 1991)
A DYBBUK FOR TWO PEOPLE (Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh; August, 1991)
ECOCIDE (Finborough Theatre, London SW10; opened 11 June, 1991)
ELECTRA (Riverside Studios, London W6; opened 5 December, 1991)
ENDGAME (Etcetera Theatre, London NW1; opened 9 January, 1991)
FAIRY TALES OF NEW YORK (Warehouse Theatre, Croydon; opened 2 May, 1991)
FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD (Theatre Museum, London WC2; opened 17 September, 1991)
THE FISHING TRIP (Warehouse Theatre, Croydon; opened 20 June, 1991)
FOUR DOOR SALOON (Hampstead Theatre, London NW3; opened 16 July, 1991)
FREE (Old Red Lion, London ECI; opened 14 May, 1991)
FUNNY – THE ART OF COMEDY in EDINBURGH FRINGE 2
FURTIVE NUDIST (Riverside Studios, London W6; opened 11 January, 1991)
THE GENTLEMAN FROM OLMEDO (Gate Theatre, London W11; opened 5 September, 1991)
THE GLORY OF THE GARDEN (Duke Of York's Theatre, London WC2; opened 9 October, 1991)
GLUE WEDDING (Over-Seas House, Edinburgh; August, 1991)
GORBI AND THE DRAGON (BAC [Battersea Arts Centre], London SW11; opened 3 January, 1991)
GRAND KABUKI (Royal National Theatre [Lyttelton], London SE1; opened 4 October, 1991)
LA GRAN SCENA OPERA CO. (Bloomsbury Theatre, London WC1; opened 29 October, 1991)
THE GREAT PRETENDERS (Gate Theatre, London W11; opened 12 December, 1991)
HAMLET – A KABUKI VERSION (Mermaid Theatre, London EC4; opened 19 September, 1991)
HARD BOYS IN WHITE SHIRTS (Festival Club, Edinburgh; August, 1991)
HEAVEN (Lilian Baylis Theatre, London EC1; opened 28 February, 1991)
HEDDA GABLER (Playhouse Theatre, London WC2; opened 3 September, 1991)
HELOISE AND ABELARD (Lyric Studio Hammersmith, London W6; opened 10 January, 1991)
HOUSE OF THE SUN (Theatre Royal, Stratford East, London E15; opened 16 April, 1991)
THE HUNTING OF THE SNARK (Prince Edward Theatre, London W1; opened 24 October, 1991)
I BERTOLT BRECHT (New End Theatre, London NW3; opened 14 March, 1991)
THE INVISIBLE MAN (Theatre Royal, Stratford East, London E15; opened 23 October, 1991)
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK (Latchmere Theatre, London SW11; opened 28 November, 1991)
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK (Piccadilly Theatre, London W1; opened 13 December, 1991)
JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT (London Palladium, London W1; opened 12 June, 1991)
THE KISS OF LIFE (Bush Theatre, London W12; opened 3 May, 1991)
THE LAP OF THE GODS (Duke's Head, Richmond; opened 28 May, 1991)
THE LAST ENEMY (Drill Hall Arts Centre, London WC1; opened 3 October, 1991)
LAUGHING WILD (Over-Seas House, Edinburgh; August, 1991)
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF RICHARD II (Barbican Theatre, London EC2; opened 10 September, 1991)
LIPSTICK TANGO (Pleasance, Edinburgh; August, 1991)
LIPSTICK TANGO in EDINBURGH FRINGE 2
CHRIS LYNAM: LORD BYRON – MAD, BAD AND DANGEROUS TO KNOW in EDINBURGH FRINGE 2
MACBETH (Circus Space, London N7; opened 3 June, 1991)
MAKING THE NUMBER UP in EDINBURGH FRINGE 2
THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (Touring/Lyric Hammersmith, London W6; opened 24 July, 1991)
MARTINE (Duke's Head, Richmond; opened 12 February, 1991)
ME AND MY GIRL (Adelphi Theatre, London WC2; opened 12 February, 1985 – reviewed December, 1991)
MEMORIES OF AMNESIA (Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh; August, 1991)
MEMORIES OF AMNESIA in EDINBURGH FRINGE 1
MERMAN – A LADY WITH A SONG (Bridge Lane Theatre, SW11; opened 22 January, 1991)
MILES & MILLNER (Pleasance, Edinburgh; August, 1991)
MILES & MILLNER in EDINBURGH FRINGE 2
THE MILLIONAIRESS (Rose Theatre, London SW3; opened 10 December, 1991)
THE MISER (Royal National Theatre [Olivier], London SE1; opened 9 May, 1991)
MISS JULIE (BAC [Battersea Arts Centre], London SW11; opened 20 March, 1991)
MOLLY BLOOM (Etcetera Theatre, London NW1; opened 10 July, 1991)
THE MOON'S NOT A VIRGIN ANYMORE (Great Northern Railway Tavern, London N8; opened 23 April, 1991)
MOTHER GOOSE (Theatre Royal, Stratford East, London E15; opened 2 December, 1991)
MOTHER TERESA OF CALCUTTA'S GRAND FAREWELL TOUR (Pleasance, Edinburgh; August, 1991)
MOTHER TERESA OF CALCUTTA'S GRAND FAREWELL TOUR in EDINBURGH FRINGE 1
MOUNTAIN LANGUAGE, presented with PARTY TIME
MOZART AND SALIERI (Watermans Arts Centre, Brentford; opened 22 April, 1991)
MY DEAR FRIEND CHARLOTTE BRONTË (Theatre Museum, London WC2; opened 7 March, 1991)
NAPOLI MILIONARIA (Royal National Theatre [Lyttelton], London SE1; opened 27 June, 1991)
NATIONAL STUDENT DRAMA FESTIVAL (Various venues, Scarborough; 4-11 April, 1991)
A NIGHT IN BELFAST (Hen And Chickens, London N1; opened 29 January, 1991)
NO ONE WRITES TO THE COLONEL (Lyric Studio Hammersmith, London W6; opened 30 January, 1991)
NORMAL – THE DÜSSELDORF RIPPER (Finborough Theatre, London SW10; opened 1 October, 1991)
THE ODD COUPLE (Palace Theatre, Watford; opened ?? May, 1991)
OEDIPUS THE KING (Tara Arts Centre, London SW18; opened 12 March, 1991)
120 DAYS OF SODOM (BAC [Battersea Arts Centre], London SW11; opened 14 November, 1991)
ONLY A COMPLAINT!?! (Old Red Lion, London EC1; opened 18 April, 1991)
OUR TOWN (Shaftesbury Theatre, London WC2; opened 5 September, 1991)
PANTAGLEIZE (Canal Café Theatre, London W2; opened 29 January, 1991)
PARTY TIME/MOUNTAIN LANGUAGE (Almeida Theatre, London N1; opened 6 November, 1991)
PATRICKS' DAY (Gilded Balloon, Edinburgh; August, 1991)
PATRICKS' DAY in EDINBURGH FRINGE 1
THE PHILANDERER (Hampstead Theatre, London NW3; opened 19 November, 1991)
PIONEERS IN INGOLSTADT (Gate Theatre, London W11; opened 22 February, 1991)
THE PRETENDERS (The Pit, London EC2; opened 1 October, 1991)
PURGATORY IN INGOLSTADT (Gate Theatre, London W11; opened 1 March, 1991)
REALITY AND DREAMS (Offstage Downstairs, London NW1; opened 23 May, 1991)
THE REVENGERS' COMEDIES (Parts One and Two) (Strand Theatre, London WC2; opened 16/17 October, 1991)
RICHARD II (Barbican Theatre, London EC2; opened 10 September, 1991)
THE RIDE DOWN MT MORGAN (Wyndham's Theatre, London WC2; opened 31 October, 1991)
THE RISING OF THE MOON (Old Red Lion, London EC1; opened 27 February, 1991)
THE ROSE TATTOO (Playhouse Theatre, London WC2; opened 11 June, 1991)
THE ROUND TABLE (Lyric Studio Hammersmith, London W6; opened 20 February, 1991)
ROXANA (Chelsea Centre, London SW10; opened 7 October, 1991)
SAILOR BEWARE! (Lyric Hammersmith, London W6; opened 20 May, 1991)
SAME OLD MOON (Globe Theatre, London W1; opened 13 May, 1991)
SARRASINE (Drill Hall Arts Centre, London WC1; opened 26 June, 1991)
SAVAGE JUSTICE (Warehouse Theatre, Croydon; opened 6 March, 1991)
THE SERVANT (Etcetera Theatre, London NW1; opened 19 March, 1991)
SEX TIES AND GAFFER TAPE (Chelsea Centre, London SW10; opened 8 May, 1991)
SEXUAL PERVERSITY IN CHICAGO (Hope And Anchor, London N1; opened ?? January, 1991)
THE SLEEP OF REASON (BAC [Battersea Arts Centre], London SW11; opened 9 October, 1991)
SLOW DANCE ON THE KILLING GROUND (Greenwich Theatre, London SE10; opened 11 November, 1991)
SNAKES AND LADDERS (Hen And Chickens, London N1; opened 25 June, 1991)
SOLO MACBETH (Rose Theatre, London SW3; opened ?? January, 1991)
SOPHONISBA (White Bear Theatre, London SE11; opened 19 June, 1991)
THE SPIRIT OF MAN (Etcetera Theatre, London NW1; opened 31 January, 1991)
VIVIAN STANSHALL: RAWLINSON DOG-ENDS (King's Head Theatre, London N1; opened 13 June, 1991)
STARBRITES (Tricycle Theatre, London NW6; opened 2 July, 1991)
THE STICKWIFE (Gate Theatre, London W11; opened 29 April, 1991)
STONE BABIES (Theatre Museum, London WC2; opened ?? February, 1991)
THE STRANGE CASE OF DR JEKYLL AND MR HYDE (Barbican Theatre, London EC2; opened 27 November, 1991)
STRANGE SNOW (Theatre Technis, London NW1; opened 16 May, 1991)
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW (Rose Theatre, London SW3; opened 29 May, 1991)
TANGO AT THE END OF WINTER in EDINBURGH FRINGE 2
TARTUFFE (Playhouse Theatre, London WC2; opened 23 October, 1991)
TENNESSEE ROSE (Cluny Church Hall, Edinburgh; August, 1991)
TODAY'S YOUNG BARBARIANS (Old Red Lion, London EC1; opened 27 March, 1991)
TOMORROW WE DO THE SKY (Lyric Studio Hammersmith, London W6; opened 11 November, 1991)
TOTAL RETHINK in EDINBURGH FRINGE 1
TRISTRAM SHANDY (Finborough Theatre, London SW10; opened 14 February, 1991)
TROILUS AND CRESSIDA (The Pit, London EC2; opened 18 June, 1991)
TURN THE NIGHT INTO A SCONE (Rose Theatre, London SW3; opened ?? January, 1991)
THE TYPISTS (Etcetera Theatre, London NW1; opened 9 January, 1991)
VERMIN (Finborough Theatre, London SW10; opened 10 July, 1991)
THE VISION OF NOSTRILDAMUS (Theatre Workshop, Edinburgh; August, 1991)
THE VISION OF NOSTRILDAMUS in EDINBURGH FRINGE 2
WAITING FOR THE PSYCHIC (Gate Theatre, London W11; opened 20 May, 1991)
WATCHING FOR DOLPHINS (Tricycle Theatre, London NW6; opened 14 November, 1991)
WHEN SHE DANCED (Globe Theatre, London W1; opened 6 August, 1991)
THE WOMAN IN BLACK (Fortune Theatre, London WC2; opened 15 February, 1989 – reviewed December, 1991)
A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE (Barbican Theatre, London EC2; opened 2 October, 1991)
THE WOMAN WHO COOKED HER HUSBAND (Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London SW1; opened 5 December, 1991)
WOMEN OF TROY (Gate Theatre, London W11; opened 19 July, 1991)
WORKSHOP NEGATIVE (Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh; August, 1991)
YUKIO MISHIMA (BAC [Battersea
Arts Centre], London SW11; opened 15 May, 1991)