Minerva Theatre, Chichester

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The Minerva Theatre is a studio theatre seating at full capacity 283. It is run as part of the adjacent Chichester Festival Theatre, located in Chichester, England and was opened in 1989. The current artistic director is Jonathan Church.

[edit] Productions

Further information: Chichester Festival production history

• 1989
  • Summerfolk
  • Culture Vultures
  • Warrior
  • The Triumph of Love
  • Cloud Nine
  • Love's Labours Lost
  • The Purity Game
  • War and Peace
• 1990
  • Thérèse Raquin ... directed by David Leveaux
  • Eurydice ... directed by Michael Rudman
  • 70, Girls, 70 ... directed by Paul Kerryson
  • My Mother Said I Never Should ... directed by Annie Castledine
  • Scenes from a Marriage ... directed by Rita Russek
• 1991
  • Point Valaine ... directed by Tim Luscombe
  • The Sisterhood ... directed by Tony Britton
  • Valentine's Day ... directed by Gillian Lynne
  • Adam was a Gardener ... directed by Caroline Sharman
  • Talking Heads ... directed by Alan Bennett
• 1992
  • Me and My Girl ... directed by Ian Rickson
  • Double Take ... directed by Hugh Wooldridge
  • Nijinsky - Death of a Faun ... directed by Jane McCulloch
  • Vita & Virginia ... directed by Patrick Garland
  • Cain ... directed by Edward Hall
• 1993
  • Carrington ... directed by Annie Castledine
  • Rope ... directed by Keith Baxter
  • Elvira '40 ... directed by Patrick Garland
• 1994
  • A Doll's House ... directed by Annie Castledine
  • Dangerous Corner ... directed by Keith Baxter
  • Three Sisters ... directed by Lisa Forellp
• 1995
  • Taking Sides ... directed by Harold Pinter
  • A World from Our Sponsor ... directed by Alan Ayckbourn
  • Playing the Wife ... directed by Richard Clifford
  • The Hothouse ... directed by David Jones
  • Monsieur Amilcar ... directed by Tim Luscombe
• 1996
  • Simply Disconnected ... directed by Richard Wilson
  • Talking Heads ... directed by Alan Bennett
  • Uncle Vanya ... directed by Bill Bryden
  • Hedda Gabler ... directed by Lindy Davies
  • Beatrix ... directed by Patrick Garland
  • The Handyman ... directed by Christopher Morahan
  • It Could Be Anyone of Us ... directed by Alan Ayckbourn
• 1997
  • After October ... directed by Keith Baxter
  • Nocturne for Lovers ... directed by Kado Kostzer
  • Tallulah ... directed by Michael Rudman
  • Suzanna Andler ... directed by Lindy Davies
  • Misalliance ... directed by Frank Hauser
  • Electra ... directed by David Leveaux
• 1998
  • Loot ... directed by David Grindley
  • Song of Singapore ... directed by Roger Redfarn
  • The Glass Menagerie ... directed by Jacob Murray
• 1999
  • The King of Prussia ... directed by Sean Holmes
  • Insignificance ... directed by Loveday Ingram
  • Nymph Errant ... directed by Roger Redfarn
  • The School of Night ... directed by Jack Shepherd
  • The Retreat from Moscow ... directed by Christopher Morahan
• 2000
  • The Sea ... directed by Sean Holmes
  • The Blue Room ... directed by Loveday Ingram
  • Pal Joey ... directed by Loveday Ingram
  • Aristocrats ... directed by Sean Holmes
  • Hysteria ... directed by Loveday Ingram
• 2001
  • Song of Singapore ... directed by Roger Redfarn
  • Shang-a-Lang ... directed by Andy Brereton
  • In Celebration ... directed by Sean Holmes
  • The Secret Rapture ... directed by Indhu Rubasingham
  • Pulling It Together ... directed by Edward Hall
  • Alice's Adventures ... directed by Dale Rooks
• 2002
  • The Lady's Not for Burning ... directed by Samuel West
  • Up on the Roof ... directed by Angus Jackson
  • Blunt Speaking ... directed by Mark Clements
  • Songs of the Western Men ... directed by Andy Brereton
  • Dead Funny ... directed by Loveday Ingram
• 2003
  • Nathan the Wise ... directed by Steven Pimlott
  • Holes in the Skin ... directed by Simon Usher
  • The Coffee House ... directed by Simon Gonella
  • I Caught My Death in Venice ... directed by Martin Duncan
  • Pinocchio ... directed by Dale Rooks
• 2004
  • Seven Doors ... directed by Steven Pimlott
  • Cruel and Tender ... directed by Luc Bondy
  • Three Women and a Piano Tuner ... directed by Samuel West
  • Doctor Faustus ... directed by Martin Duncan, Edward Kemp and Dale Rooks
• 2005
  • Six Pictures of Lee Miller ... directed by Anthony Van Laast
  • King Lear ... directed by Steven Pimlott
  • The Scarlet Letter ... directed by Phyllis Nagy
  • Arabian Nights ... directed by Dale Rooks
• 2006
  • In Praise of Love ... directed by Philip Wilson
  • Tonight at 8:30 Parts I & II ... directed by Lucy Bailey
  • The Father ... directed by Angus Jackson
  • Grimm Tales ... directed by Dale Rooks
• 2007
  • Office Suite ... directed by Edward Kemp
  • Macbeth ... directed by Rupert Goold
  • The Waltz of the Toreadors ... directed by Lindsay Posner
  • I am Shakespeare ... directed by Matthew Warchus and Mark Rylance
• 2008
  • Funny Girl ... directed by Angus Jackson
  • Six Characters in Search of an Author ... directed by Rupert Goold
  • Taking Sides ... directed by Philip Franks
  • Collaboration ... directed by Philip Franks
  • Aristo ... directed by Nancy Meckler

[edit] External links

• Chichester Festival Theatre website