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==The company== | ==The company== | ||
| − | In 1969 [[Pieter Toerien]] and [[Basil Rubin]] went into partnership with [[Shirley Firth]], to become the new management of the [[Intimate Theatre]]. | + | In 1969, [[Pieter Toerien]] and [[Basil Rubin]] went into partnership with [[Shirley Firth]], to become the new management of the [[Intimate Theatre]]. |
==Productions== | ==Productions== | ||
Revision as of 12:38, 2 October 2026
Toerien-Rubin-Firth (1969-1970)
The company
In 1969, Pieter Toerien and Basil Rubin went into partnership with Shirley Firth, to become the new management of the Intimate Theatre.
Productions
1969: Their first co-production was The Secretary Bird (directed by Kerry Jordan with Jeremy Hawk, Shelagh Holliday, Ivan Berold and Shirley Firth).
1970: In 1970 the company staged Anthony Shaffer’s thriller Sleuth, starring Ralph Michael and Nicholas Amer, and directed by Warren Jenkins. So What about Love?, directed by Patrick Tucker.
