Miranda Richardson - Theatre Roles

Theatre Roles

  • Savage Amusement (Hazel) - Derby Playhouse, Lancaster
  • Stags and Hens (Linda) - Derby Playhouse, Lancaster
  • All My Sons (Ann) - Derby Playhouse, Lancaster
  • Sisterly Feelings (Brenda) - Derby Playhouse, Lancaster
  • Ten Times Table (Phillipa) - Library Theatre, Manchester
  • Whose Life Is It Anyway? (Kay Sadler) - Library Theatre, Manchester
  • Play It Again, Sam (Linda Christie) - Library Theatre, Manchester
  • Tom Jones (Sophie Western) - Library Theatre, Manchester
  • Educating Rita (Rita) - Haymarket Theatre, Leicester
  • Moving (Jane Gladwin) - Queen's Theatre (1980/1)
  • The Table of the Two Horseman (Katie Wyld) - Bristol Theatre Royal (9 March 1983/2 April 1983)
  • Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Honey) - Bristol Theatre Royal (6 April 1983/30 April 1983)
  • The Maids (Madame) - Bristol New Vic (27 September 1983/22 October 1983)
  • Insignificance (The Actress) - Bristol New Vic (25 October 1983/19 December 1983)
  • Life of Einstein - Dukes Playhouse, Lancaster (1984)
  • Edmond (Glenna) - Newcastle (1985)
  • A Lie of the Mind (Beth) - Royal Court Theatre, West End (1987)
  • The Changeling (Beatrice-Joanna) - (Lyttelton) National Theatre, West End (1988)
  • Mountain Language (Young Woman) - (Lyttelton) National Theatre, West End (1988)
  • Etta Jenks (Etta Jenks) - Royal Court Theatre, West End (1990)
  • The Designated Mourner (Judy) - Royal National Theatre, West End (1996)
  • Orlando (Orlando) - 50th Edinburgh International Festival (11/21 August 1996)
  • Aunt Dan and Lemon (Aunt Dan) - Almeida Theatre, Islington, London (5 May/5 June 1999)
  • The Play What I Wrote (Herself) - Wyndham's Theatre, West End (30 January 2002, 5 May 2002, 2 January 2003)
  • Comic Aid 2005 - (Herself - Asia Tsunami Aid) - Carling Apollo, West End (22 February 2005)
  • One Knight Only - (Herself - Asia Tsunami Aid) - Theatre Royal, Haymarket, West End (20 March 2005)
  • Grasses of a thousand colours (Cerise) - Royal Court Theatre (May 2009)

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