Richard Jackson (theatrical producer)

Early life

Awards and recognition

• Life member of BAFTA
• Officier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, 1993.

  Early career

Productions

• Jock-on-the-Go 1973.
• Chox - Cambridge Footlights Revue 1974.
• Peter Pan Man 1975.
• The Polynesian Prime Minister with Vikki Richards 1975.
• Charles Trenet in Concert 1975.
• Madame de Sade 1975.
• Jade with Annie Ross 1975.
• Carol's Christmas with Nigel Stock and Prunella Gee 1975.
• The Bitter Tears of Petra Von Kant 1976, with Delphine Seyrig.
• Better Days, Better Knights 1976.
• Blind Date with Julia Foster and Nigel Hawthorne 1977.
• Oedipus at the Crossroads with Nicky Henson and Raymond Westwell 1977.
• Like Dolls or Angels with Prunella Gee and Rupert Frazer 1977.
• An Evening with Quentin Crisp 1978.
• The Singular Life of Albert Nobbs with Susannah York, Julia Foster and Stephanie Beacham.
• A Tribute to Lili Lamont with Gloria Grahame and Don Fellows 1978.
• Flashpoint 1978.
• A Day in Hollywood. A Night in Ukraine, 1979
• Portrait of Dora 1979.
• Appearances with Susannah York and Daniel Massey, 1980.
• A Galway Girl 1980.
• Latin with Simon Russell Beale 1983.
• The Human Voice with Susannah York, performed World-wide 1984-92.
• Swimming Pools At War with Prunella Gee and Mary Tamm 1985.
• Matthew, Mark, Luke and Charlie 1986.
• I Ought to be in Pictures 1986.
• Pier Paola Pasolini 1987.
• Creditors/Latin 1989.
• Beached 1990.
• Hamlet with Kevin Doyle and Susannah York 1990.
• Eden Cinema. Winner of the Peter Brook Empty Space Award 1991.
• Noonbreak with Susannah York 1991.
• Beardsley 1992.
• Don't Play with Love 1992.
• Play with Cocaine 1993.
• The Eagle Has Two Heads with Lisa Harrow 1994.
• Happy Days with Angela Pleasence 1994.
• The Star-Spangled Girl 1994.
• Suzanna Andler with Susan Hampshire and Bryony Brind 1995
• Independent State with Susannah York 1995.
• The First Years/ Beginnings 1995.
• Last Legs 1995.
• This Wretched Splendour 1998.
• Eugene Onegin 1999.
• An Evening For Quentin Crisp 2000.
• Marry Me You Idiot with Lynda Bellingham and Jacki Piper 2002.
• The Loves of Shakespeare's Women devised and performed by Susannah York 2003.