The Tricycle Theatre
296 Kilburn High Road - London

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The Tricycle Theatre experienced a devistating fire in 1987. An article ran in the Jul 1987 issue of Plays and Players Magazine. Interestingly enough, a review of John Castle in his current role of the time in Breaking The Code was also in this issue (found on the press page.)





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Confession Fever (1977)

The Wakefield Tricycle Company performing at
the King's Head Theatre Club, Islington

Some background history from the Tricycle Theatre website: The Wakefield Tricycle Company was founded by Ken Chubb and Shirley Barrie in 1972, presenting plays which had never been produced in London at lunchtime in the back room of the Pindar of Wakefield Pub in King's Cross, London, England. After two years it began touring rock musical revues on current social issues to local community and youth centres, and to colleges and universities. Before long the Company was commissioning new plays which it presented at arts centres around the country and then brought in to small London theatres such as the Bush and the King's Head. In 1980 the Company was given a lease on an old music and dance hall in the Kilburn High Road and opened the Tricycle Theatre. In 1984 Ken and Shirley turned the Tricycle over to its current artistic director, Nicolas Kent, and administrator, Mary Lauder.








Jack Sheppard's Back (1982)














Bloody Sunday: Scenes from the Saville Inquiry (2005)

Run Sheet Tricycle Theatre - 296 Kilburn High Road - London Dates: 11 Apr 2005 through 7 May 2005 Grand Opera House - Belfast Dates: 11 Sep 2005 through 14 Sep 2005 Millennium Forum - Derry Dates: 16 Sep 2005 through 17 Sep 2005 Tricycle Theatre - 296 Kilburn High Road - London Dates: 20 Sep 2005 through 8 Oct 2005 Abbey Theatre - 26 Lower Abbey Street - Dublin Dates: 11 Oct 2005 through 15 Oct 2005 Comments/Impressions by AgentXpndble upon seeing the production. Read the PDF Pages from the script (cover at left) Covering the testemony of Mgr. Gen. Andrew MacLellan (John Castle performing) Pages 60 - 61 Pages 62 - 63 Pages 64 - 65 Pages 66 - 67 Pages 68 - 69 Pages 70 - 71 Program pages (concerning John Castle)