Trevor Baxter (Estate)
Playwright
Acting
Writing
Trevor's play EDITH GROVE was presented in the Studio Theatre, Coventry. (The Belgrade Theatre Company in association with Bill Freedmanm Ltd). It was then bought by Knightsbridge Productions for subsequent presentation in London under the title of LIES at the Albury Theatre. In 1979 his play THE UNDERTAKING was premiered at the Greenwich Theatre before its tour and subsequent run at the Fortune Theatre, London. His play for television THE LAST EVENSONG was transmitted on BBC 1 in 1985.
Trevor's plays RIPPING THEM OFF and THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY were produced at the Croydon Warehouse, THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT at the Thorndike Theatre, Leatherhead and his latest play FAMILY VIEWING was premiered at the Kings Head Theatre, Islington.
FAMILY VIEWING, Kings Head, Islington
THE GREEN HOUSE EFFECT, Leatherhead
RIPPING THEM OFF, Croydon Warehouse
THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY, Croydon Warehouse
THE UNDERTAKING (1978), Commenced at Greenwich followed by a short tour and came into the Fortune Theatre.
LIES,Written and produced in 1975, commencing at Coventry, West End at Albery.
Film
Production | Character | Director | Company |
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COLD COMFORT FARM | Sneller | John Schlesinger | BBC and Thames |
HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME | Chief Lawyer | Peter Medac | Esmerelda Films |
JACK THE RIPPER | Lanyon | David Wickes | Euston Films |
LORD ISMAY | Jamil Delahvi | ||
MADAM SOUSATSKA | John Schlessinger | ||
PARTING SHOTS | Maitre D' | Michael Winner | |
PING PONG | Priest | Po-Chih Leong | Picture Palace Films |
THE WORLD OF TOMORROW | Dr. Jennings | Kerry Conran | W.O.T Productions |
VAN WILDER 2 | Sir Wilfred Owen | Mort Nathan | Myriad Pictures |
WHOOPS APOCALYPSE | Tony Bussman |
Stage
Production | Character | Director | Company |
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A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM | Salanio | David William | Tour |
AS YOU LIKE IT | Terry Hands | RSC | |
BEATRICE ET BENEDICT | Leonato | De Nederlandse Opera | |
BETSY | Sir George Coburn | Haymarket Theatre | |
BLACK GIRL IN SEARCH OF GOD | Mermaid Theatre | ||
COUNTRY LIFE | David Giles | Lyric, Hammersmith | |
DONKEY'S YEARS | Thorndike, Leatherhead | ||
DRACULA | Thorndike, Leatherhead | ||
FEAR OF HEAVEN | John Tideman | Greenwich Theatre | |
HABEUS CORPUS | Thorndike, Leatherhead | ||
HAMLET | Polonius | Stephen Unwin | English Touring Theatre |
HAMLET | RSC | ||
HANS KOHLHAUS | Fred Proud | The Company Theatre, Greenwich | |
KING LEAR | Gloucester | Jude Kelly | West Yorkshire Playhouse/ Hackney Empire |
LONG TO RAIN OVER US | Dangerfield | Leicester, Haymarket | |
LORD ARTHUR SAVILLE'S CRIME | Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester | ||
MADAM, SAID DR JOHNSON | Sir John Hawkins | Toby Roberston | |
NO MANS LAND | Stephen Unwin | English Touring Theatre | |
PRINCE OF DARKNESS | John Tideman | Greenwich Theatre | |
RICHARD II | Terry Hands | RSC | |
RICHARD III | RSC | ||
ROMEO AND JULIET | Ron Daniels | RSC | |
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL | Sir Oliver Surface | Phyllida Lloyd | Manchester Royal Exchange |
SEE HOW THEY RUN | Greenwich Theatre | ||
THE ALCHEMIST | Frank Hauser | Meadow Players, Oxford | |
THE ASTRONOMER'S GARDEN | Ted Craig | Royal Court | |
THE CANTERBURY TALES | Vlado Habernak | Phoenix Theatre | |
THE CHERRY ORCHARD | Graham Unwin | Bristol Old Vic | |
THE CIRCLE | Lord Porteous | Mark Rosenblat | Oxford Stage Company |
THE CONFEDERACY | Moneytrap | Toby Roberston | |
THE DOCTOR'S DILEMMA | James Maxwell | Manchester Royal Exchange | |
THE GAME OF LOVE AND CHANCE | Neil Bartlett and Mike Alfreds | Cambridge Theatre Company tour | |
THE ILLUSION | Pridamant | Mathew Lloyd | Manchester Royal Exchange |
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST | Canon Chasuble | Toby Robertson | Prospect Productions |
THE MAN OF MODE | Medley | Toby Robertson | Prospect Productions |
THE TEMPEST | Stephano | Toby Robertson | |
THE TEMPEST/ PHILOCTETES | Declan Donellan | Cheek by Jowl | |
THE THREESOME | Gordon Anderson | Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith | |
VIRTUE IS DANGER | Lord Foppington | Clive Perry | Phoenix Theatre, Leicester |
WHAT THE BUTLER SAW | Robert Delamere | Royal Exchange Theatre |
Television
Production | Character | Director | Company |
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13 AGAINST FATE | |||
AN ENGLISHMAN ABROAD | John Sclesinger | BBC | |
BROOKSIDE | Judge O'Keefe | Mersey TV | |
COLD COMFORT FARM | Sneller | John Schlessinger | BBC |
DAISY | James Cellan Jones | ||
DICKENS OF LONDON | |||
DOCTORS | Sam | Michael Bufforg | BBC TV |
DR WHO | Professor Lightfoot | Christopher Barry | BBC |
EDWARD VIII | Bishop of London | John Gorrie | |
GEORGE AND MILDRED | Rev Stopes | Peter Frazer Jones | Thames |
HARPERS WI | |||
HENRY V | David Giles | BBC | |
MAELSTROM | David Malony | BBC | |
MOUNTAIN MEN | BBC | ||
MY FAMILY | Lionel | Dewi Humphreys | BBC |
ROADS TO FREEDOM | |||
RUMPOLE OF THE BAILEY | Herbert Wise | Thames | |
SELLING HITLER | Euston Films | ||
SO IT GOES | |||
SOFTLY, SOFTLY | |||
SPY TRAP | Gordon Being | David Askey | |
STICK WITH ME KID | IPH Associates | ||
TALES OF MYSTERY AND IMAGINATION | |||
THE APPLE CART | Crassus | Cedric Messina | |
THE BARCHESTER CHRONICLES | David Giles | BBC | |
THE COMMON | Christopher Morahan | ||
THE DARK SIDE OF THE SUN | David Askey | BBC | |
THE MAN WITH TWO HEADS | Peter Moffat | ||
THE NEW AVENGERS | Desmond Davis | ||
THE POLITICIAN'S WIFE | Gordon Naylor | Graham Theakston | Producers Productions |
THE PRIVATE DREAM OF INSPECTOR BLOSSOM | John Nelson Burton | ||
THE RAGING MOON | John Gorrie | ||
THE RATHER REASSURING PROGRAMME | |||
THE VOYSEY INHERITANCE | John Gorrie | ||
THE WINDSCALE ENQUIRY | BBC | ||
THE YOUNG DELINQUENT | BBC | ||
ZODIAC | Neville |
Film, TV & Theatre
Trevor's play EDITH GROVE was presented in the Studio Theatre, Coventry. (The Belgrade Theatre Company in association with Bill Freedman Ltd.) It was then bought by Knightsbridge Productions for subsequent presentation in London under the title of LIES at the Albery Theatre. In 1979 his play THE UNDERTAKING was premiered at the Greenwich Theatre before its tour and subsequent run at the Fortune Theatre, London. His play for television THE LAST EVEN SONG was transmitted on BBC1 in 1985.
Trevor's plays RIPPING THEM OFF and THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY were produced at the Croydon Warehouse, THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT at the Thorndike Theatre and FAMILY VIEWING was premiered at the Kings Head, Islington.
DORIAN GRAY (then named DORIAN ) opened in 2001 at Theatre Royal Windsor and returned there in August 2003 prior to a National Tour.DARK CORNERS opened at Windsor in April 2002. OFFICE GAMES opened on 23 April 2003 at the Pleasance Theatre London, produced by Bill Kenwright. Another Oscar Wilde adaptation LORD ARTHUR SAVILE'S CRIME tours in spring /summer 2005.
Other
Production | Company | Notes |
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APPETITE | Windsor | |
DARK CORNERS | Windsor | |
DARK CORNERS | Windsor and UK tour autumn 2003 | |
FAMILY VIEWING | King's Head , Islington | |
LIES | Coventry/Albery | |
LORD ARTHUR SAVILE'S CRIME | UK tour | |
OFFICE GAMES | The Pleasance | |
RIPPING THEM OFF | Croydon Warehouse | |
THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT | Leatherhead | |
THE UNDERTAKING | Greenwich, Touring, Fortune Theatre | |
THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY | Croydon Warehouse |