Peter Davison
Theatre

Peter Davison

Section Title: Theatre
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Year	Title	Role	Notes

1972	Love's Labour's Lost	Mercade	Nottingham Playhouse

1972	Brand	villager	Nottingham Playhouse

1972	Robin Hood	Robin Hood	Nottingham Playhouse

1972	The Three Musketeers	John Felton/guard	Nottingham Playhouse

1973	The Two Gentlemen of Verona	Speed	Young Lyceum, Edinburgh

1973	Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead	Alfred	Ledlanet House, Edinburgh

1973	Hamlet	Osric	Ledlanet House, Edinburgh

1973	Woyzeck	Young Lyceum, Edinburgh

1973	The Three Estates	soldier	Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh

1973	The Taming of the Shrew	Tranio/Grumio	Open Space Theatre/Dutch tour

1974	A Narrow Road to the Deep North	Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh

1974	Midsummer Night's Dream	Lysander	Leith Festival, Edinburgh

1980	Barefoot in the Park	Paul Bratter	Churchill Theatre, Bromley

1982	Cinderella	Buttons	Assembly Hall Theatre Tunbridge Wells

1984	Barefoot in the Park	Paul Bratter	UK tour

1986	The Owl and the Pussycat	Felix	UK tour

1991	Arsenic and Old Lace	Mortimer Brewster	Chichester Festival Theatre

1992	The Decorator	Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

1992–1993	The Last Yankee	Leroy Hamilton	Young Vic Theatre and Duke of York's Theatre

1994	An Absolute Turkey	Valetin	Gielgud Theatre

1996	Dial M for Murder	Tony Wendice	UK tour

1997	Cinderella	Buttons	Arts Theatre, Cambridge

1998–1999	Chicago	Amos Hart	Adelphi Theatre

2001	Under the Doctor	Dr Jean-Pierre Moulineaux	Yvonne Arnaud Theatre and Comedy Theatre, London

2007–2008	Spamalot	King Arthur	Palace Theatre

2009–2012	Legally Blonde	Professor Calahan	Savoy Theatre

2014	The Vertical Hour	Oliver Lucas	Park Theatre

2015	Gypsy	Herbie	Savoy Theatre

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Peter Davison appeared as Amos Hart in Chicago at the Adelphi Theatre in 1999, and as Dr Jean-Pierre Moulineaux in Under the Doctor at the Comedy Theatre, London in 2001.

final_sentence: Peter Davison appeared as Amos Hart in Chicago at the Adelphi Theatre in 1999, and as Dr Jean-Pierre Moulineaux in Under the Doctor at the Comedy Theatre, London in 2001.