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Sleuth Programme – Jan-July 2008

shelliwood — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 08:57:41 +0000

SIMON MacCORKINDALE Andrew Wyke Simon MacCorkindale is perhaps best recognized over the last few years as Harry Harper, Consultant in Emergency Medicine, in the BBC’s most popular and enduring drama series Casualty. Following his starring role in the successful 2007 tour of Agatha Christie’s Unexpected Guest, he now returns to the stage in Sleuth. A […]

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The Unexpected Guest Programme – Jan-Apr 07

shelliwood — Mon, 01 Jan 2007 00:00:14 +0000

Simon MacCorkindale Michael Starkwedder Simon MacCorkindale is perhaps best recognised as Harry Harper, Consultant in Emergency Medicine, in the BBC’s most popular and enduring drama series Casualty. A childhood love for drama led to a place at Studio ’68 of Theatre Arts in London aged 19. On completing the course, he toured in regional rep […]

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The Importance Of Being Oscar Programme – 1985

shelliwood — Tue, 01 Jan 1985 00:00:00 +0000

Simon MacCorkindale SIMON MacCORKINDALE, the British actor/ director, rose to international prominence for his portrayal of Simon Doyle, the smoothly avaricious young murderer in the star-studded DEATH ON THE NILE and is currently seen regularly as lawyer Greg Reardon on the CBS series FALCON CREST. Long an established leading actor on the British stage and […]

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The Importantance of Being Oscar – 26th July 1981

shelliwood — Sun, 26 Jul 1981 11:53:25 +0000

Simon MacCorkindale Since his award-winning performances in the films Death on the Nile and The Riddle of the Sands, 29-year-old Simon MacCorkindale has spent much time commuting between the United Kingdom and the U.S.A. In fact for his Festival engagement today he has flown in especially from Los Angeles, where he is currently filming in […]

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MacBeth Programme – June 1980

shelliwood — Sun, 01 Jun 1980 21:30:43 +0000

SIMON MacCORKINDALE Simon MacCorkindale made an impressive entry into major film roles with two highly contrasting parts: the smooth, sybaritic Simon Doyle in the 1930’s-set Agatha Christie murder mystery Death on the Nile, and the rough sailor hero, Arthur Davies, in the Edwardian spy thriller The Riddle of the Sands. His performances in both films […]

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French Without Tesrs – 14th-19th April 1975

shelliwood — Mon, 14 Apr 1975 11:25:50 +0000

SIMON MacCORKINDALE (Hon. Alan Howard) made his first professional appearance in The Dark Lady of the Sonnets for the Shaw Festival at Ayot St. Lawrence, and he went straight from there to the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry ‘for a season playing in Journey’s End, The Front Page, Getting On and Bequest to the Nation. Most recently […]

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French Without Tears – 25th March to 12th April 1975

shelliwood — Tue, 25 Mar 1975 11:33:05 +0000

SIMON MacCORKINDALE Simon’s recent theatre appearances have been in The Potsdam Quartet at Guildford and Pygmalion at the Albery Theatre. His first professional engagement was in The Dark Lady of the Sonnets for the Shaw Festival at Ayot St. Lawrence, and he went straight from there to the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry for a season playing […]

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The Postdam Quartet Programme – October 1973

shelliwood — Mon, 01 Oct 1973 09:06:15 +0000

SIMON MacCORKINDALE SIMON MacCORKINDALE trained at Studio 68 of Theatre Arts, London. His theatre credits include two appearances at the Shaw Festival at GBS’s home at Ayot St. Lawrence in The Dark Lady of the Sonnets and Back to Methuselah; a summer season at the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry, where he played in Bequest to the […]

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