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Theatre Links
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 Halesworth Arts Festival 18.x.03 Alan's last public appearance, cutting ribbon and reading poem, to hugely welcoming audience  Fortune's Fool, by Ivan Turgenev (Vassily Semyonitch Kuzovkin) 2.iv.02 The Music Box, Broadway, NYC directed by Arthur Penn co-starring Frank Langella as Flegont Alexandrovitch Tropatchov  Outstanding Actor in a Play, 2002 Tony Outstanding Actor in a Play, 2002 Drama Desk Outstanding Actor in a Play, 2002 Outer Critics Circle  Dorian Gray, by Trevor Baxter (Lord Henry)17.vii.01 Theatre Royal, Windsor directed by Robin Phillips co-starring Benedick Bates as Dorian Gray)  The Unexpected Man, by Yasmina Reza (Paul Parsky) 24.x.00 Promenade Theatre, Off-Broadway, NYC directed by Matthew Warchus, co-starring Eileen Atkins (above) as Martha Best Actor, 2001 Lucille Lortel Award  Antony and Cleopatra, by William Shakespeare (Antony) 23.vi.99 Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon Newcastle: 9.xi.99 to 13.xi.99, Theatre Royal 19.i.00, Barbican Theatre, London Plymouth: 25.iv.00 to 29.iv.00, Theatre Royal directed by Steven Pimlott Royal Shakespeare Company  Thomas Hardy Programme 27.ii.00, Purcell Room, South Bank Centre, London The National Trust and the Thomas Hardy Society  Noel Coward Centenary Gala 12.xii.99, Savoy Theatre, London Two poems: "The Boy Actor," and "I Am No Good At Love"
 Fortune's Fool, by Ivan Turgenev (Kuzovkin) 21.viii.96, Chichester Festival Theatre, and September, 1996, Theatre Royal, Bath directed by Gale Edwards March, 1997 Bates Archive Spotlight  Simply Disconnected, by Simon Gray (Simon Hench) May, 1996, Minerva Theatre, Chichester; June, 1996, Malvern Festival Theatre sequel to Otherwise Engaged (1975) directed by Richard Wilson  The Master Builder, by Henrik Ibsen (Halvard Solness) 13.x.95, Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London, and Royal Alexandra Theatre, Toronto directed by Peter Hall, with Victoria Hamilton (above) February 2000 Bates Archive Spotlight  The Showman, by Thomas Bernhard (Bruscon) 6.v.93, Almeida Theatre, London directed by Jonathan Kent "Alan Bates wishes to dedicate his work in this play to his late son Tristan Bates, a young actor."  Stages, by David Storey | (Richard Fenchurch) 18.xi.92, Cottesloe, Royal National Theatre, London directed by Lindsay Anderson March 1999 Bates Archive Spotlight "Alan Bates wishes to dedicate his work in this play to his late wife Victoria Valerie June." (Adapted and directed by Jeremy Raison) 24.xi.91, Richmond Theatre A performance to celebrate the re-opening of the theatre, with Barbara Leigh-Hunt, Zoe Wanamaker, Tim Piggott-Smith, George Fenton.  |
