Date from |
17 April 1990
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Date to |
7 July 1990
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No of Performances | Unknown |
Premiere | Yes |
Language | English |
30-Apr-1990
17-Apr-1990 to 28-Apr-1990
Performance times: Mon to Sat at 19:45, Thurs matinee at 14:30 and Sat matinee at 16:00.
Prices: Mon. to Thurs. and Sat. matinee: Stalls £12, £10; Royal Circle £12, £10; Second Circle £8; Gallery £4.50. Fri. and Sat.: Stalls £14, £12; Royal Circle £14, £12; Second Circle £9; Gallery £5. Thurs. matinee: Stalls £8.50; Royal Circle £8.50; Second Circle £7; Gallery £4. Thurs. and Sat. matinees £6 any seat for senior citizens. Student standby tickets £6.
05-May-1990 to 07-Jul-1990
Previews: 10, 11, 12, 14 and 15/5 at 20:00. Press night: 16/5 at 19:00.
No linked Production have been added to this production record yet.
Creative | Director
Creative | Set Designer
Creative | Lighting Designer
Creative | Costume Designer
Creative | Sound Designer
Production | Presenter
By arrangement with David Brown.
Creative | Playwright
Stanton Hitchcock's collaboration with Pinter on Vanilla is the only instance where Pinter directed a play written by a woman.
29 Shaftsbury Ave, London W1D 7ES, England
Producer.
Performer: Gwen Humble (1953)
Performer: Ron Cook (1948)
Performer: Greg Hicks (1953)
Performer: Marjorie Bland
Performer: Siân Phillips (1933)
Performer: Niall Buggy (1948)
Performer: Charlotte Cornwell (1949 - 2021)
Performer: Joanna Lumley (1946)
No award have been added to this production record yet.
No resources have been added to this production record yet.
The British Library Modern Manuscripts, The Harold Pinter Archive, Add MS 88880/12/23, no ff
Library archive
Information about performance times (for Bath and London) taken from entries for April, May and July.
Vanilla Production Poster, Theatre Royal Brighton
Personal correspondence
Information about linked persons, performers, venue and performance times and ticket prices (for Brighton) taken from image of production poster, sent via email correspondence between Jane Stanton Hitchcock and Basil Chiasson for the Harold Pinter Histories and Legacies project.