Errol Flynn - Theatre Performances

Theatre Performances

Flynn appeared on stage in a number of performances, particularly early in his career:

  • The Thirteenth Chair - Dec 1933 - Northampton Rep
  • Jack and the Beanstalk - Dec 1933 - Northampton Rep
  • Sweet Lavendar - Jan 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • Bulldog Drummond - January 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • A Doll's House - Jan 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • On the Spot - Jan 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • Pygmalion - January to Feb 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • Crime at Blossoms - Feb 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • Yellow Sands - Feb 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • The Grain of Mustard Seed - Feb 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • Seven Keys to Baldpate - March 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • Othello - March 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • The Green Bay Tree - March 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • The Fake - March 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • The Farmer's Wife - March-April 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • The Wind and the Rain - April 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • Sheppey - April 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • The Soul of Nicholas Snyders - April 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • The Devil's Disciple - May 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • Conflict - May 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • Paddy the Next Best Thing - May 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • 9:45 - May-June 1934 - Northampton Rep
  • Malvern festival - July-August 1934, appeared in A Man's House, History of Dr Faustus, Marvelous History of Saint Bernard, The Moon in Yellow River, Mutiny
  • A Man's House - August-Sept1934 - Glasgow, St Martin's Lane
  • Master of Thornfield - February 1958 - adaptation of Jane Eyre

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