Jane Walters - full credits
« return to Jane’s profileJane has been involved in 12 RDG productions. Listed below are the productions we have in our online database where Jane has a credit of any kind.
The Allotment (Festival) |
Four women are doing community punishment orders working on a allotment growing vegetables for soup kitchens. On the allotment they feel they can choose how they want to be.. They can choose who t... over 19 years ago |
The Art of Remembering (Festival) |
The Art of Remembering won critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Festival, including best one act play in England in 2001. It was also selected by the BBC as "Best of Fringe". Three actresses embody d... about 17 years ago |
Bed (Festival) |
Our entry in the 2002 Elmbridge Festival is a surreal exploration of dreams and the twilight world of old age. Bed uses broad humour, dry wit and puns counterpointed by moving poetry to underline t... over 22 years ago |
But Yesterday (Festival) |
A haunting, lyrical and enigmatic play from the sensitive pen of Jimmie Chinn. Set in an English vicarage garden in the 1950s and before. Prior to leaving on a journey from which he will not return... about 16 years ago |
The Cagebirds (Festival) |
David Campton was a prolific writer of one act plays with well over 50 to his credit. Usually his work can be appreciated on different levels. THE CAGEBIRDS is clearly allegorical and thus open to ... over 14 years ago |
The Crucible |
The Salem Witches Early in 1692, in the small Massachusetts village of Salem, a number of girls fall ill, victims of hallucinations and seizures. In extremely religious Puritan New England, such f... about 15 years ago |
The Crucible |
The Salem Witches Early in 1692, in the small Massachusetts village of Salem, a number of girls fall ill, victims of hallucinations and seizures. In extremely religious Puritan New England, such f... about 15 years ago |
Happy Birthday Mr President or Who Killed Norma Jeane (Festival) |
What is it about Marilyn Monroe that continues to generate such emotions, even today? Many Hollywood stars since 1962 have tried to emulate her, none have succeeded. She made few great films, was ... about 19 years ago |
The House of Bernarda Alba (Festival) |
Garcia Lorca’s final play, completed shortly before his death in 1936, is subtitled “a drama about women in the villages of Spain”. Like Lorca’s other plays, it portrays a code of honour and its tr... over 17 years ago |
The Last Yankee (Festival) |
over 25 years ago |
Party Time (Festival) |
Any production of a Pinter play is a journey of exploration. Little in the way of obvious action takes place but much is seething beneath the surface waiting to be explored. This play focuses on t... about 18 years ago |
Passion Play |
Peter Nicols\' clever, ingenious play is a dissection of adultery. The title contains a deliberate pun for this is a play about sexual love and suffering and the fragile line which divides them. Bo... over 21 years ago |
Scarecrow (Festival) |
An American Drama. A lonely young girl lives with her eccentric mother in an old farmhouse on the edge of a cornfield. She meets a strange man under a tree by the creek and is led step by step int... over 24 years ago |
Till I Fall Off (Festival) |
TILL I FALL OFF comprises three very short plays (This Property is Condemned, Talk to me Like the Rain and Hullo From Bertha) by Tennessee Williams which reflect the conflicting passions within in ... about 22 years ago |
Adult Child/Dead Child (Festival) |
Adult Child, Dead Child recounts with painful lucidity a loveless child\'s experience of rejection by her family. Originally a monologue Jane Walters clevely didided for five actresses representing... over 21 years ago |
And Go To Innisfree (Festival) |
"I will arise and go now, And Go To Innisfree And a small cabin build there, of clay and wattles made. Nine bean rows will I have there, a hive for the honey bee, And live alone in the bee-loud gla... over 18 years ago |
Broken Glass |
Written when Arthur Miller was 78 years old, “Broken Glass” has all the in-depth truth we expect of his plays. It was first presented in England at the National Theatre by Richard Eyre in 1994 with... over 15 years ago |
Face to Face (Festival) |
Jane Walters has been successfully running the RDG Youth Workshop for several years. The format is usually a series of Sunday afternoon drama workshops, leading towards an entry in the two One Act ... about 14 years ago |
Find Me (Festival) |
At the age of twenty, Verity Taylor was charged by the police with damaging a chair by fire in the mental hospital where she was a patient. Later she was committed to Broadmoor "from where she may ... about 16 years ago |
Five Kinds of Silence (Festival) |
Originally Written as a radio play, this stage version was first performaned at the Lyric Hammersmith on 31st May 2000. It won the 1996 Writers' Guild award for Best original Radio Play and the 199... over 22 years ago |
Gum and Goo (Festival) |
Following the previous successful productions performed by RDG Youth Workshop, this play has been chosen to enter Elmbridge Drama Festival. Three players act out childhood imaginative games and pl... almost 14 years ago |
Hay Fever (2) |
Often considered to be Coward’s best loved and best written play, Hay Fever bursts with style, wit and sophistication. It is set in 1925 in the country house of the delightfully eccentric Bliss fam... over 17 years ago |
Interview (Festival) |
First production for the new RDG Youth Workshop for entry in the autumn 2005 one act drama festivals over 18 years ago |
Kindertransport |
Diane Samuels's moving and sensitive play explores the issue of identity and the pain and passion of mother/daughter relationships. Eva is a young girl sent from Germany by her parents as part of ... over 16 years ago |
A Little Like Drowning |
This play is one of love won and lost, retold through the reflections of 72 year old Nonna. At home and as she walks on the beach with her granddaughter, we see her life past and present in juxtapo... over 19 years ago |
My Mother Said I Never Should |
"My Mother Said I Never Should..." was premiered in 1987 at Contact in Manchester (winner of the Manchester Evening News Best Play Award) and in 1989 at the Royal Court Theatre in London (joint win... over 26 years ago |
The Pilgrimage (Festival) |
about 18 years ago |
The Real Inspector Hound (2) |
The Real Inspector Hound does not attempt to solve any great world problems, or even examine them. It is a play within a play; played for farce, and with a blithe stab at that great imported art fo... over 23 years ago |
Tom Jones (2) |
162nd Production. First presented by RDG in 1973. Based on the classic novel by Henry Fielding, this stage version of “Tom Jones” has been described as ‘a rich, ripe and bawdy romp’, but for all ... about 14 years ago |
Twelfth Night |
Directed by Jane Walters. RDG's first foray into the world of Shakespeare, our production was a lively ensemble piece, simple set and costumed (modern) accompanied by specially composed music, song... over 25 years ago |
Who Was Hilary Maconochie? (Festival) |
This play is to be RDG's entry in the Woking and Spelthorne & Runnymede Drama Festival 2009. James Saunders was one of Britain’s main exponents of the Theatre of the Absurd in the 1960s and la... over 14 years ago |
Yerma (Festival) |
The second of Lorca's rural trilogy (the other two being Blood Wedding and The House of Bernarda Alba), Yerma is the tragedy of a woman trapped in a loveless, childless marriage to the farmer Juan ... about 24 years ago |
| Best Actress | Jane Walters | Woking Festival - 1999 |
| Best Director | Jane Walters | Woking Festival - 2001 |
| Best Director | Jane Walters | Woking Festival - 2000 |
| Best Actress | Jane Walters | Spelthorne Festival - 1999 |
| Best Actress | Jane Walters | Woking Festival - 1998 |
| Best Actress | Jane Walters | Spelthorne Drama Festival - 2004 |
| Best Director | Jane Walters | Elmbridge Drama Festival - 2006 |
| Best Actress | Jane Walters | Spelthorne and Runnymede Drama Festival - 2007 |