Mariah Gale
Michael Gambon
Romola Garai
Jimmy Gardner
William Gaskill
John Gay
Peter Geddis
Pam Gems
The General from America
Jean Genet
Michel de Ghelderode
Ghosts
John Gielgud
The Gift of the Gorgon
Alexandra Gilbreath
Peter Gill
Jean Giraudoux
Iain Glen
Robert Glenister
Jamie Glover
Julian Glover
The Glowing Manikin
God Bless
Derek Godfrey
Patrick Godfrey
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Nikolai Gogol
Golden Girls
Carlo Goldoni
Stella Gonet
Good
Buzz Goodbody
Henry Goodman
Goodnight Children Everywhere
Rupert Goold
Marius Goring
Maxim Gorky
Gordon Gostelow
Orlando Gough
The Government Inspector
Fraser Grace
Nickolas Grace
Michael Grandage
Harley Granville-Barker
Günter Grass
Trystan Gravelle
Simon Gray
Great Expectations
The Great White Hope
The Greeks
Graham Greene
Paul Greenwood
David Greig
Richard Griffiths
Trevor Griffiths
Pippa Guard
Vladimir Gubaryev
Peter Guinness
Mike Gwilym
Play by Nikolai Gogol (Revizor, 1836). Peter Hall's 1966 production of Gogol's classic comedy of small town corruption was brilliantly cast. Paul Scofield played the leading role, the impostor Khlestakov, supported by Eric Porter (they had last acted together as members of John Gielgud's company at the Lyric Hammersmith in 1953), David Warner, Paul Rogers, Brewster Mason and David Waller.
Jeremy Brooks (adaptor). John Bury, Elizabeth Duffield, Ann Curtis (design)
Paul Scofield (Khlestakov), Eric Porter (Ossip), David Warner (Postmaster), Paul Rogers (Mayor), Charles Kay (Dobchinsky), Brewster Mason (Judge), Timothy West (Korobkin/Waiter), Tim Wylton (Bobchinsky), David Waller (Schools Superintendant), Jeffery Dench (Fistov), Frances de la Tour (Avdotya), Patsy Byrne (Mayor's Daughter), Patience Collier (Mayor's Wife), Paul Hardwick (Commissioner), Paul Starr (Lulukov)
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