Stage Performances
Ensa Tour, Baghdad; Setif, Algeria (1944)
Sigh no More, Piccadilly Theatre, London (1945)
Tuppence Coloured at the Globe Theatre, London (1947)
The Little Revue (1949)
Penny Plain at St Martin's Theatre, London (1951-2)
Joyce Grenfell Requests the Pleasure at the Fortune and St Martin's, London (1954)
Joyce Grenfell in a evening of monologues and songs at the Haymarket, London (1962)
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