HAMLET
1946
school production at The Crypt, Gloucester
HAMLET
1952
Oxford University Dramatic Society, director Neville Coghill
SON ET LUMIERE
1962
Kenilworth Castle, director Christopher Ede
THE SINGING DOLPHIN
1963
play by Beverley Cross, Hampstead Theatre Club. 26 Dec 1963-11 Jan 1964.
SON ET LUMIERE
1963
Carrickfergus, director Christopher Ede
CIDER WITH ROSIE
1963
play from the novel by Laurie Lee, adapted by James Roose-Evans.
Kings Lynn Festival, then Hampstead Theatre and Garrick Theatre, London. 1984 Revival at Greenwich Theatre, London.
"One of the most beautiful, touching, poetic and imaginative offerings we have seen for some considerable time." Bernard Levin.
"... a piece of theatre which for its particular quality of imagination and dreamy mystery I can only compare with "Under Milk Wood". Clive Barnes.
SON ET LUMIERE
1963
Pembroke Castle, director Christopher Ede
SON ET LUMIERE
1964
Bury St Edmunds, director Christopher Ede
EDWARD II
1965
Stage play by Christopher Marlowe. Berkeley Castle, director Gordon Fluck.
THE MAN WHO WALKED UPRIGHTLY
1967
song setting in play by Maurice Broadbent, Stroud Festival.
COMUS
1968
Milton's masque, staged at Highnam Court, Gloucestershire. Director, Gordon Fluck.
FLICKORNA a.k.a. THE GIRLS
1969
film directed by Mai Zetterling. A biting commentary on sexual role play, written by Ms Zetterling and David Hughes, based on the play "Lysistrata" by Aristophanes. Cinematography by Rune Ericsson. Edited by Wic Kjellin. Music by Michael Hurd. With Bibi Andersson, Harriet Andersson, Gunnel Lindblom, Gunnar Björnstrand, Erland Josephson, Frank Sundström. 100 minutes.
DVD cover material.
KING AND CONSCIENCE
1972
Gloucester Cathedral, director Gordon Fluck.
SAFELY, SAFELY
1972
training film, director Sarah Erulkah.
THIS ENGLAND
1979
TV film.
PLAY THINGS
1980
play by William Saroyan, Vienna. Director Mai Zetterling, design Andy Warhol.
SCRUBBERS
1982
Feature film, written by Roy Minton, Jeremy Watt and Mai Zetterling, directed by Mai Zetterling.
A singularly bleak prison drama, set in a closed women's borstal. Press jury winner at the Festival of Women's Films. Produced by George Harrison's Handmade Films. Halliwell's Film Guide (2008) is unsympathetic - " a wild-eyed melodrama which seems to serve no sort of purpose and is certainly not entertaining."
Given the film's quasi-documentary feel, the composer's contribution is necessarily sparse but telling.
SUNDAY PURSUIT
1990
Rita Tushingham
TV film.
Thomas Wilkins (Denholm Elliott) is a widower who, after 32 years at a Savile Row menswear firm, is dismissed by the new head of the company. Seeking solace in a lonely-hearts column, he arranges a blind date for tea on the following Sunday. He meets middle-aged Alice Fletcher (Rita Tushingham) at the Palm Court tearooms.
HTV September. Written by N.J. Crisp. Director Mai Zetterling.
RING ROUND THE MOON
1991
Lion and Unicorn Players, Petersfield.
ROMEO AND JULIET
1995
Tibberton Court, Gloucestershire. Director, Gordon Fluck.
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS
1998
Tibberton Court, Gloucestershire. Director, Gordon Fluck.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
2001
Tibberton Court, Gloucestershire. Director, Gordon Fluck.