Henry V
Graham Watts'
Theatre Work
2008 |
FORTUNE FAVOURS by Derek Williams WORLD PREMIERE IN FLAME by Charlotte Jones WIDOWS by Ariel Dorfman B MINOR by Fin Kennedy |
2007 |
RICHARD III DON’T CRY DOCTOR MITCHELL by Sara Pascoe WORLD PREMIERE ANTONY & CLEOPATRA INCOMPLETE AND RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS by David Eldridge THE GOOD PERSON OF SICHUAN |
2006 |
HENRY V Fairbanks Shakespeare Theatre, Alaska, USA, and Brisbane, Australia |
THE SOPRANO’S LAST SUPPER by Len Collin |
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2005 |
A DAY IN THE LIFE by Darron Ward MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING MARAT / SADE by Peter Weiss SAME OLD MOON by Geraldine Aron |
2004 |
DEADLY NIGHTCAP by Francis Durbridge THE WINTER’S TALE CAROL by Sharif Samad WORLD PREMIERE |
2003 |
THE COUNTRY WIFE by William Wycherley LITTLE EYASES by Graham Watts JULIUS CAESAR LARK RISE adapted by Keith Dewhurst VICTORY by Howard Barker LUCKY SODS by John Godber |
2002 |
JEKYLL AND HYDE adapted by Peter Griffith WORLD PREMIERE MACBETH LOVEPLAY by Moira Buffini AN EXPERIMENT WITH AN AIR PUMP by Shelagh Stephenson UP ‘N UNDER by John Godber |
2001 |
ROMEO & JULIET LOVE’S LABOUR’S LOST FEMALE TRANSPORT by Steve Gooch |
2000 |
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS THE ACCRINGTON PALS by Peter Whelan AS YOU LIKE IT |
1999 |
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST by Christopher Mitchell WORKSHOP TOUR OF PAKISTAN MESSALINA by Nathaniel Richards TRUE DARE KISS by Debbie Horsfield |
1998 |
ON THE PISTE by John Godber (Nominated For “Irish Times” Award) Tivoli Theatre, Dublin THE ELEPHANT MAN by Pacho Beltran THE JEWES TRAGEDY by William Heminges (Performance with
scripts) (For rest of 1998 see the Television section) |
1997 |
THE WONDER KID by Danni Campi A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM FUNNY PECULIAR by Mike Stott MEASURE FOR MEASURE LETTICE AND LOVAGE by Peter Shaffer HARD TIMES adapted by Stephen Jefferies |
1996 |
FAST FORWARD by Danni Campi WORLD PREMIERE MACBETH SHIRLEY VALENTINE by Willy Russell PRETTY EYES, UGLY PAINTINGS DRACULA by John Godber & Jane Thornton - WORLD PREMIERE |
1995 |
EASY MONEY by Danni Campi WORLD PREMIERE BOUNCERS by John Godber UP ‘N’ UNDER by John Godber BOUNCERS by John Godber SALT OF THE EARTH by John Godber TEECHERS by John Godber |
1994 |
ON THE PISTE by John Godber SKIN by Sophie Akbar WORLD PREMIERE |
1992 - 1994 |
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, MERCURY THEATRE, COLCHESTER LOST IN YONKERS by Neil Simon (Regional Premiere) SHIRLEY VALENTINE by Willy Russell ROMEO & JULIET AN EVENING WITH GARY LINEKER by Chris England & Arthur JAMAICA INN adapted by David Horlock DANGEROUS OBSESSION by N.J. Crisp MOLL FLANDERS (Musical ) by Claire Luckham ON THE PISTE by John Godber 4 x Young Writers Plays and 3 x Street Theatre Plays As Associate was also responsible for Education and Outreach |
1987 - 1992 includes |
PALACE THEATRE, Westcliff ORPHANS by Lyle Kessler AN INSPECTOR CALLS by J B Priestley
WYVERN THEATRE, Swindon & Tour HESS by Michael Burrell ROYAL NATIONAL THEATRE - Staff Director WHALE by David Holman (Dir: Tim Supple) ROYAL SHAKESPEARE COMPANY - Assistant Director THE WINTER'S TALE (Dir: Terry Hands) WANTING by Kate Dean (Dir: Graham Watts) WORLD PREMIERE DIDO & AENEAS by Andrew Waldron (Dir: Graham Watts) THE SHOP ASSISTANT by Simon Kent (Dir: Graham Watts) EVERYWOMAN by Sarah Woods (Dir: Graham Watts) WORLD PREMIERE
ENGLISH SHAKESPEARE COMPANY (World Tour) – Resident Director CORIOLANUS (Dir: Michael Bogdanov) THE WINTER'S TALE (Dir: Michael Bogdanov) PERICLES – Performance with scripts (Dir: Graham Watts)
TRAMPOLINE PRODUCTIONS PENTAMETERS
THEATRE
CORNER THEATRE
NOT THE RSC Director of Company responsible for producing the Fringe Festivals
ALMEIDA THEATRE THE BITE OF THE NIGHT by Howard Barker - WORLD PREMIERE
RIVERSIDE STUDIOS/BRISTOL EXPRESS GARDEN TIGER by Peter Reynolds - WORLD PREMIERE
KINGS HEAD THEATRE THE SHOP ASSISTANT by Simon Kent - WORLD PREMIERE
LILLIAN BAYLIS THEATRE WORKING OUT by Louise Page - WORLD PREMIERE GREENWICH STUDIO THEATRE RIDERS TO THE SEA/IN THE SHADOW OF THE GLEN & THE TINKERS WEDDING by J M Synge |
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“Genuinely relates all the unseemly horrors of the world of the undead in sensually graphic, white-knuckled detail…Truly outstanding” “Dracula”
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“Wildly funny…It made you think, it made you laugh. ….undoubtedly one of the theatrical highlights of the year” “Bouncers” |
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“At times the whole first night audience was holding it’s breath…Graham Watts’ production has the sophisticated style that is the result of care and imagination” “Dangerous Obsession”
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“Nothing short of brilliant... Graham Watts’ superb direction” “Shirley Valentine” |
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“Over the years I have seen a lot of boring Shakespeare and only two which have changed my entire perception of a play. This production is another” “Romeo & Juliet” |
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“From the very first scene you could tell it was going to be something special” “Dracula”
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“Graham Watts plucks this 17th century gem from undeserved obscurity and gives it bouncing new life” “A Woman is a Weathercock”
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“A gloriously “Moll Flanders”
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”It is simply great theatre” “Henry V” |
