The Young Theatre at Harrow
Productions
Formed: 15th January 1964. Disbanded: 25th July 1982
Harrow home presidents & group directors committees members awards productions
Specially Adapted, 
Original.
| year | main title | one act play | details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1981 | Harlequin | Harrow Show | |
| Zodiac | Twelve Sketches | ||
| 1980 | Snow Queen | With the Gaytonians | |
| The Do-It-Yourself Frankenstein Kit | Harrow One-Act Play Festival | ||
| School For Clowns | Jt Prod: YT Beaconsfield & Chalfont Youth Drama Group | ||
| 1979 | The Dragon | Harrow Arts Centre | |
| Punch & Judy | Harrow Show & Tour on horse-drawn cart | ||
| Do You Love Me?, Peace Loving Men | |||
| Toad of Toad Hall | Musical : Jt.Prod. Proscenium | ||
| 1978 | Peace Loving Men | Harrow One-Act Play Festival | |
| Punch & Judy | Tour on Horse-drawn cart | ||
| Façade & Five Foot Under | Evening of poetry, prose & music | ||
| The Insect Play | |||
| 1977 | And The Piper Played | ||
| Midsummer Night's Dream | Jt.Prod: Harrow Arts Council For Jubilee | ||
| St.George & The Dragon | Miracle Play:Horse-Drawn Tour | ||
| By Common Consent | |||
| 1976 | The Wizard Of Oz | ||
| Aesop's Falables | Musical: Harrow One-Act Play Festival | ||
| The Mighty Mandarin, The Pie & The Tart, Hiss The Villain | "Midsummer Mix-Up" - Jt.Prod. Westcroft "Warblers" | ||
| The Laundry Girls, In Need Of Care | |||
| 1975 | The Great Cross-Country Race | ||
| The Deserted House | |||
| 1974 10th Anniversary Season | The Thwarting Of Baron Bolligrew | ||
| You See The Thing Is This, The Real Inspector Hound | |||
| Michael | |||
| Thank You Very Much | Musical | ||
| Nobody Here But Us Chickens, The Grey Angel | |||
| 10th Anniversary Presentation | Then | Joint Production with YT Beaconsfield "The Cloak" | |
| Ritual For Dolls | Harrow & Westminster Festival | ||
| 1973 | Let's Put You in the Picture | Play with Music | |
| Relationships | The Laboratory, In Need of Care, Lord Byron’s Love Letter | ||
| B-Alpha-4 | |||
| The Innocents | |||
| 1972 | The Tinderbox | ||
| Noah's Flood | Miracle Play:Horse-Drawn Tour | ||
| The Monarch Speaks , The Laboratory | Jt.Prod: Westcroft Players ("Silence on the Battlefield") | ||
| Last Of The Wizards | |||
| 1971 | The Tasks Of Ming Lo | ||
| Pilgrim '70 | |||
| Shaun, The Fool, The Devil & The Cats; The Emperor Godiva; Happiness Stan; The True Story of Good King Wenceslas | Internal One-Act Play 'festival' | ||
| 1970 | Dick Whittington | Pantomime | |
| As The Young Theatre (St. Albans): | |||
| 1970 | The Importance of Being Earnest | ||
| The Pied Piper | Potted Pantomime? | ||
| 1969 | The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe | ||
| In Love & War | Shakespearean Extracts | ||
| Sailor Beware | Token of Esteem (Curtain Raiser) | ||
| 1968 | Alice In Wonderland | ||
| The Deserted House | |||
| 1967 | Toad Of Toad Hall | Musical | |
| Hiss The Villain, The Life of Hercules - Page One | |||
| The Critic | |||
| 1966 | Christmas Extravaganza | The True Story of Good King Wenceslas, Archibald, The Last Day of Term | |
| As St. Alban's Junior Drama Group: | |||
| 1966 | The Sea-King's Daughter | ||
| 1965 | The Star Still Shines | Modern Nativity Play | |
| Alice's Adventures In Wonderland | |||
| 1964 | Once To Every Man | Modern Nativity Play | |
| The Magic Mirror | |||
| As St Albans Sunday School: | |||
| 1963 | It Is More Blessed | Modern Nativity Play | |
| 1962 | The Inn Of The Star | Modern Nativity Play | |
| 1961 | The Inn of The Star | Modern Nativity Play | |
Specially Adapted, Original.
Unfortunately, no other detailed production information is available, although we are aware of the following:
- The Man In The Bowler Hat (one act play directed by Alastair Allen)
- The Magic Island (one act play - ?1982)
- Zodiac
Regrettably we don’t have any dates for these productions. Do you know of any others? Can you help?
We'd be delighted to hear from you, so please get in touch
Many thanks to all those who have already kindly supplied information about Young Theatre productions at Harrow: including Andrew Kitchen, Mike Williams, Paul Moran, Gareth Cutting, Jacquie Russell, Peter Barker, Louise Gill (Brooks) and Alastair Allen.
The YOUNG THEATRE was originally established at North Harrow, Middlesex in January 1964.
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