Olivier Archive. Vols. CCLXXXI-CCLXXXIII. The consul, opera by Gian-Carlo Menotti; 1951-1952. First performance at the Cambridge Theatre, 7 February 1951.
Olivier Archive. Vols. CCLXXXIV-CCXCVII. Antony and Cleopatra, by William Shakespeare, and Caesar and Cleopatra, by G. B. Shaw; 1950-1952. Produced by Olivier for Laurence Olivier Productions, for the Festival of Britain in 1951, and starring Olivier as Antony and Caesar, and Vivien Leigh as Cleopatra. The productions themselves were familiarly known as “the two Cleopatras”.
Olivier Archive. Vol. CCXCVIII (ff. ). Compagnie Madeleine Renaud, led by Jean-Louis Barrault, presented by St. James’s Players; 1951-1953. Performances at the St James’s Theatre, 25 September-13 October 1951.
Olivier Archive. Vol. CCXCIX (ff. ). Othello, by William Shakespeare: 1951-1952. Produced by Laurence Olivier Productions for the Festival of Britain, and first performed at the Theatre Royal, Newcastle; 1 October 1951; and in London, at the St James’s Theatre; 15 October 1951.
Olivier Archive. Vol. CCC (ff. ). 1. ff. . Snow White and the seven dwarfs; 1951-1952. First performance at the St James’s, 20 December 1951. 2. ff. . Winter journey, by Clifford Odets; 1952. First performance at the St James’s, 3 April 1952. 3. ff. . Dead secret; 1952. First performan...
Olivier Archive. Vols. CCCI-CCCIII. The happy time, by Samuel Taylor; 1950-1953. First performance at the Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh, 21 January 1952; and in London at the St James’s, 30 January 1952.
Olivier Archive. Vol. CCCIV (ff. ). 1. ff. . Sweet peril, by Reginald Denham and Mary Orr; 1952-1953. Presented by the Daniel Mayer Company and first performed at the Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth, 27 October 1952; in London at the St James’s, 3 December 1952. 2. ff. . Escapade; 1953. F...
Olivier Archive. Vol. CCCVII (ff. ). 1. ff. . The MacRoary whirl (previous title “Wrestler”s honeymoon”) by Gerald McLernon; 1953. First performed at the New Theatre, Oxford; 14 September 1953, and in London at the Duchess; 13 October 1953. 2. ff. . The uninvited guest; 1953. Performed at...
Olivier Archive. Vols. CCCVIII-CCCXI. Anastasia, by ‘Marcelle-Maurette’ (alias of the Countess de Becdelievre), adapted by Guy Bolton; 1953-1962. First performance at the Theatre Royal, Windsor; 1953, and in London at the St James’s, 5 August 1953.