Chris Parr

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Chris Parr (born 1944) is a UK theatre director and television executive.

In the late 1960s and early 1970s Parr was Fellow in Theatre at the University of Bradford. In the mid 1970s he became Artistic Director of the Traverse Theatre.

In 1994 he was appointed head of drama at BBC Birmingham. In the same year he produced the Takin' Over the Asylum, which won a BAFTA award. By 2002 he had moved to Thames Television as head of drama.

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[edit] Credits

[edit] as Director

  • Howard Brenton's Revenge (Theatre Upstairs, 1969)
  • Triple Bill: Laughs etc, History of a Poor Old Man and The Old Jew (Soho Theatre, 1970)
  • Two Kinds of Angels (Bradford, 1970)
  • Inquisition (Soho Theatre, 1971)
  • A Fart for Europe (Theatre Upstairs, 1973)
  • True-Life (Soho Theatre, 1973)
  • New Reekie (Traverse Theatre, 1977)
  • A&R (Traverse Theatre, 1977)
  • Rents (Traverse Theatre, 1979)
  • The Case of David Anderson QC (Traverse Theatre, 1980)
  • The Long March (BBC Television, 1983)
  • The Rainbow (BBC Television]]
  • Heartlanders (Birmingham Community Theatre, 1989)
  • Kings of the Road (Edinburgh Festival, Ambassadors Dublin, Winchester Theatre Royal, Greenwich Theatre, 2003)
  • The Musical (Edinburgh Festival, 2004)

[edit] as Producer

[edit] as Executive Producer

  • Preston Front II (BBC, 1995)
  • The Bill (Thames, 2002)

[edit] as Commissioning Editor

[edit] References

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