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  1. Come into the Garden Maude (BBC, 1982)

    Come into the Garden, Maude by Noël Coward (1899-1973)
    BBC2 (Playhouse)
    Director
    Cedric Messina

    1982 BBC production of Come into the Garden Maude by Noël Coward. Later in the week another play from Coward’s Suite in Three Keys trilogy was transmitted: A Song at Twilight.

  2. The Magistrate (BBC, 1972)

    The Magistrate by Arthur W. Pinero (1855-1934)
    BBC1 (Play of the Month)
    Director
    Bill Hays

    1972 BBC production of The Magistrate by Arthur W. Pinero.

  3. Candida (BBC, 1971)

    Candida by [George] Bernard Shaw (1856-1950)
    BBC1 (Play of the Month)
    Director
    Alan Cooke

    1971 BBC production of Candida by George Bernard Shaw.

  4. The Witch (Associated Television, 1958)

    The Witch by Jan Weirs Jenson
    ITV (Play of the Week)
    Director
    Peter Potter

    1958 Associated Television production for ITV of The Witch by Jan Weirs Jenson.

  5. The Springtime of Others (Associated Television, 1957)

    The Springtime of Others [Le Printemps des autres] by Jean-Jacques Bernard (1888-1972)
    ITV (Play of the Week)
    Director
    Peter Potter

    1957 Associated Television production for ITV of The Springtime of Others by Jean-Jacques Bernard.

  6. The Member of the Wedding [excerpt] (BBC, 1957)

    The Member of the Wedding by Carson McCullers
    BBC Television (Theatre Night)
    Director
    Tony Richardson

    BBC presentation of an excerpt from a special performance of Carson McCullers’ The Member of the Wedding, staged before an invited audience at the Royal Court Theatre, London.

  7. For Better, for Worse [excerpt] (BBC, 1953)

    For Better, for Worse by Arthur Watkyn (1907-1965)
    BBC Television
    Director
    John Counsell

    1953 BBC live outside broadcast of an excerpt from Arthur Watkyn’s ‘family comedy’ For Better, for Worse, from the Comedy Theatre, London, by arrangement with George and Alfred Black.