Ian Charleson - Major Theatre Credits

Major Theatre Credits

Year Title Role Director Playwright Theatre
1972 Bible One, Part I:
The Genesis Mediaeval Mystery Plays:
The Creation to Jacob		 Angels / Noah's son Frank Dunlop Frank Dunlop
(adapter)		 Young Vic Theatre Company at the
Edinburgh Festival
Young Vic Theatre
The Roundhouse
Joseph and the Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat		 Gad Frank Dunlop Andrew Lloyd Webber
Tim Rice		 Young Vic Theatre Company at the
Edinburgh Festival
Young Vic Theatre
The Roundhouse
The Comedy of Errors Police Officer / Singer Frank Dunlop Shakespeare Young Vic Theatre Company at the
Edinburgh Festival
Young Vic Theatre
1973 Look Back in Anger Jimmy Porter Bernard Goss John Osborne Young Vic Theatre
Hobson's Choice Freddy Beenstock Bernard Goss Harold Brighouse Young Vic Theatre
1973–74 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
Are Dead		 Hamlet
Guildenstern		 Bernard Goss Tom Stoppard Young Vic Theatre
1974 Much Ado About Nothing Claudio Frank Dunlop Shakespeare Young Vic Theatre
1974 The Taming of the Shrew Lucentio Frank Dunlop Shakespeare Young Vic Theatre Company at the
Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York
Scapino Ottavio Frank Dunlop Molière
Frank Dunlop
French Without Tears Brian Curtis Frank Dunlop Terence Rattigan
1974 The School for Scandal Moses Robert Lang Richard Brinsley Sheridan Cambridge Theatre Company
(touring)
1974 Six Characters in Search of an Author Member of the
Acting Company		 Richard Cottrell Pirandello Cambridge Theatre Company
(touring)
1974–75 Hamlet Hamlet Richard Cottrell Shakespeare Cambridge Theatre Company
(touring)
1975–76 Otherwise Engaged Dave Harold Pinter Simon Gray Oxford Playhouse
Richmond Theatre
Queen's Theatre
1977 Julius Caesar Octavius John Schlesinger Shakespeare National Theatre (Olivier Theatre)
Volpone Peregrine Peter Hall Ben Jonson
The Hunchback of Notre Dame Captain Phoebus Michael Bogdanov Ken Hill National Theatre (Cottlesloe Theatre)
1978–1979 The Tempest Ariel Clifford Williams Shakespeare Royal Shakespeare Company,
Stratford-upon-Avon
Aldwych Theatre, London
The Taming of the Shrew Tranio Michael Bogdanov
Love's Labour's Lost Longaville John Barton
1978–1980 Piaf Man at rehearsal /
Pierre		 Howard Davies Pam Gems The Other Place, Stratford-upon-Avon
Gulbenkian Studio, Newcastle
Warehouse Theatre, London
Aldwych Theatre, London
Wyndham's Theatre, London
1979 Once in a Lifetime Lawrence Vail Trevor Nunn Moss Hart
George Kaufman		 Royal Shakespeare Company at the
Aldwych Theatre
The Innocent Joe Maguire Howard Davies Tom McGrath Warehouse Theatre
1982 Guys and Dolls Sky Masterson Richard Eyre Frank Loesser
Abe Burrows
Damon Runyon		 National Theatre (Olivier Theatre)
1984–85 Fool for Love Eddie Peter Gill Sam Shepard National Theatre (Cottlesloe Theatre)
Lyric Theatre
1985–86 After Aida Boito Howard Davies Julian Mitchell Taliesin Theatre, Swansea
Old Vic Theatre
1986 Cricket Donald Trevor Nunn Andrew Lloyd Webber
Tim Rice		 Windsor Castle
1988 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Brick Howard Davies Tennessee Williams National Theatre (Lyttelton Theatre)
1989 Bent Greta / George Sean Mathias Martin Sherman Adelphi Theatre (benefit for Stonewall)
Hamlet Hamlet Richard Eyre Shakespeare National Theatre (Olivier Theatre)

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