Fiona Laird

Contributions made by this person

Production Role Notes First performed Venues Companies
The Clouds (1990) Director 1990 Shaw Theatre (London, Greater London, England), unknown venue (United States), Judith Anderson Theatre (New York City, New York, United States) London Small Theatre Company
The Clouds (1990) Composer 1990 Shaw Theatre (London, Greater London, England), unknown venue (United States), Judith Anderson Theatre (New York City, New York, United States) London Small Theatre Company
The Frogs (1991) Director 1991 Shaw Theatre (London, Greater London, England), University of California (San Diego, State of California, United States) London Small Theatre Company
The Frogs (1991) Music 1991 Shaw Theatre (London, Greater London, England), University of California (San Diego, State of California, United States) London Small Theatre Company
Frogs (1996 - 1997) Director 1996 National Theatre (NT), Royal National Theatre (RNT) (London, Greater London, England), University of Kent at Canterbury (Canterbury, County of Kent, England), Queen's Hall Arts Centre (Cranbrook, County of Kent, England), University of Sussex (Brighton, County of East Sussex, England), BrewhouseTheatre & Arts Centre (Taunton, County of Somerset, England), Brewhouse Arts Centre (Burton upon Trent, County of Staffordshire, England), Weyside Arts Centre (Builth Wells, Sir Powys, Wales), Edge Hill College (Ormskirk, County of Lancashire, England), Brewery Arts Centre (Kendal, County of Cumbria, England), The Lyric, The Lyric Theatre (Belfast, City of Belfast, Northern Ireland), Christ's Hospital Theatre (Horsham, County of West Sussex, England), Corn Exchange (Newbury, West Berkshire, England), Sherman Theatre (Cardiff, City and County of Cardiff, Wales), Royal Forest of Dean College (Coleford, County of Gloucestershire, England), Northumberland Park Community School (Tottenham, Greater London, England), Nuffield Theatre (Preston, County of Lancashire, England), Stag Theatre (Sevenoaks, County of Kent, England), Palace Theatre (Watford, County of Hertfordshire, England), Cumbernauld Theatre (Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire, Scotland), Queen's Hall Arts Centre (Hexham, County of Northumberland, England), Bryanston School (Blandford Forum, County of Dorset, England), unknown venue (Petronell-Carnuntum, Lower Austria, Austria) National Theatre (NT, London; aka Royal National Theatre)
Frogs (1996 - 1997) Composer 1996 National Theatre (NT), Royal National Theatre (RNT) (London, Greater London, England), University of Kent at Canterbury (Canterbury, County of Kent, England), Queen's Hall Arts Centre (Cranbrook, County of Kent, England), University of Sussex (Brighton, County of East Sussex, England), BrewhouseTheatre & Arts Centre (Taunton, County of Somerset, England), Brewhouse Arts Centre (Burton upon Trent, County of Staffordshire, England), Weyside Arts Centre (Builth Wells, Sir Powys, Wales), Edge Hill College (Ormskirk, County of Lancashire, England), Brewery Arts Centre (Kendal, County of Cumbria, England), The Lyric, The Lyric Theatre (Belfast, City of Belfast, Northern Ireland), Christ's Hospital Theatre (Horsham, County of West Sussex, England), Corn Exchange (Newbury, West Berkshire, England), Sherman Theatre (Cardiff, City and County of Cardiff, Wales), Royal Forest of Dean College (Coleford, County of Gloucestershire, England), Northumberland Park Community School (Tottenham, Greater London, England), Nuffield Theatre (Preston, County of Lancashire, England), Stag Theatre (Sevenoaks, County of Kent, England), Palace Theatre (Watford, County of Hertfordshire, England), Cumbernauld Theatre (Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire, Scotland), Queen's Hall Arts Centre (Hexham, County of Northumberland, England), Bryanston School (Blandford Forum, County of Dorset, England), unknown venue (Petronell-Carnuntum, Lower Austria, Austria) National Theatre (NT, London; aka Royal National Theatre)
Frogs (1996 - 1997) Musical Director 1996 National Theatre (NT), Royal National Theatre (RNT) (London, Greater London, England), University of Kent at Canterbury (Canterbury, County of Kent, England), Queen's Hall Arts Centre (Cranbrook, County of Kent, England), University of Sussex (Brighton, County of East Sussex, England), BrewhouseTheatre & Arts Centre (Taunton, County of Somerset, England), Brewhouse Arts Centre (Burton upon Trent, County of Staffordshire, England), Weyside Arts Centre (Builth Wells, Sir Powys, Wales), Edge Hill College (Ormskirk, County of Lancashire, England), Brewery Arts Centre (Kendal, County of Cumbria, England), The Lyric, The Lyric Theatre (Belfast, City of Belfast, Northern Ireland), Christ's Hospital Theatre (Horsham, County of West Sussex, England), Corn Exchange (Newbury, West Berkshire, England), Sherman Theatre (Cardiff, City and County of Cardiff, Wales), Royal Forest of Dean College (Coleford, County of Gloucestershire, England), Northumberland Park Community School (Tottenham, Greater London, England), Nuffield Theatre (Preston, County of Lancashire, England), Stag Theatre (Sevenoaks, County of Kent, England), Palace Theatre (Watford, County of Hertfordshire, England), Cumbernauld Theatre (Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire, Scotland), Queen's Hall Arts Centre (Hexham, County of Northumberland, England), Bryanston School (Blandford Forum, County of Dorset, England), unknown venue (Petronell-Carnuntum, Lower Austria, Austria) National Theatre (NT, London; aka Royal National Theatre)
Frogs (1999) Director 1999 Nottingham Playhouse (Nottingham, City of Nottingham, England), unknown venue (Liverpool, City and Borough of Liverpool, England), unknown venue (Bury St Edmunds, County of Suffolk, England), unknown venue (Milton Keynes, Borough of Milton Keynes, England) Nottingham Playhouse
Frogs (1999) Composer 1999 Nottingham Playhouse (Nottingham, City of Nottingham, England), unknown venue (Liverpool, City and Borough of Liverpool, England), unknown venue (Bury St Edmunds, County of Suffolk, England), unknown venue (Milton Keynes, Borough of Milton Keynes, England) Nottingham Playhouse
Script Year Contributors
The Clouds Fiona Laird
Frogs (1999) 1999 Fiona Laird