Archive
Stagecraft history
Stagecraft has a colourful history dating back to 1958. Read more about it on our Stagecraft history page.
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Past productions
Click on the links below to find out more about our past productions. Publicity photos from some of these plays are available in our photo archive.
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- 84 Charing Cross Road by James Roose-Evans, February 2010
- The Beard of Avon by Amy Freed, November 2009
- Wuthering Heights by Jane Thornton, September 2009
- The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie by Jay Presson Allen, August 2009
- A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare, May/June 2009
- Necessary Targets by Eve Ensler, March 2009
- Cold Comfort Farm by Paul Doust, November 2008
- The Pohutukawa Tree by Bruce Mason, September 2008
- Jane Eyre by Polly Teale, July 2008
- The Devils by John Whiting, May 2008
- Summer End by Eric Chappell, March 2008
- The Weekend by Michael Palin, November 2007
- Titus Andronicus by William Shakespeare, September 2007
- Dead Man's Hand by Seymour Matthews, July/August 2007
- Brief Encounters: The Rosenberg Sisters by Michaelanne Forster and The Night Before by Tanya Piejus, May 2007
- Les Liaisons Dangereuses by Christopher Hampton, March 2007
- Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward, November 2006
- The Boys Next Door by Tom Griffin, September 2006
- Popcorn by Ben Elton, June/July 2006
- Damage by Sarah Delahunty, April/May 2006
- Cold Fire - Jack Winter's Dream by James K Baxter and Effie's Burning by Valerie Windsor, February 2006
- Play It Again, Sam by Woody Allen, November 2005
- Taking Sides by Ronald Harwood, September 2005
- The Lion in Winter by James Goldman, June/July 2005
- The Midnight Caller by Horton Foote, April 2005
- Lettice and Lovage by Peter Shaffer, February 2005
- The Imaginary Invalid by Moliere, November 2004
- Arcadia by Tom Stoppard, September 2004
- Dancing at Lughnasa by Brian Friel, June/July 2004
- Brent Harpur's cartoon set for Bullshot Crummond, early 1990s (external website - opens in a new browser window)
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Our most recent production was the heart-warming 84 Charing Cross Road by James Roose-Evans, adapted from the book by Helene Hanff
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