Wes Anderson

Wes Anderson directed movie classic such as The Royal Tenenbaums, The Grand Budapest Hotel, and Rushmore.

by Michael Showalter

The Royal Tenenbaums was directed by Michael Showalter, who co-wrote and directed the SXSW Audience Award-winning film

another Owen Wilson film that believes to be one of Jason Schwartzman's finest

The Royal Tenenbaums, narrated by Alec Baldwin, is another Owen Wilson film that believes to be one of Jason Schwartzman's finest.

Darylin Ramondo

The director was Darylin Ramondo and the musical director Alistair Smith.

Philip Barnes

The current director, Philip Barnes, was also educated in England and sang in many British cathedral choirs.

Kevin Macdonald

The director, Kevin Macdonald (The Last King of Scotland), is a rising luminary in both British and American cinema.

Anthony Rolfe Johnson

The modern incarnation was directed by the tenor Anthony Rolfe Johnson from 1988 until Anthony Rolfe Johnson's retirement in 2006 when Dr Rhian Davies, the music historian and broadcaster, succeeded as Artistic Director.

Rhian Davies

Since 2006, the tenor has been directed by the music historian and broadcaster, Rhian Davies.

Malcolm Knowles

The group's musical director is Malcolm Knowles, a St John's College Cambridge choral scholar, who studied singing in both the UK and Austria and has performed internationally as a tenor soloist in choral music and opera.

Tim Albery

Director Tim Albery (Tannhauser) – one of Britain’s most experienced and venerated theatrical maestros – will create the production, while conductor Nicholas Kok leads the orchestra.

Colin Creedon

The directors are Yvonne Bailey, Teresa Bailey, Anne Gleeson and Colin Creedon.

Sir David McVicar

The iconic production is directed by Sir David McVicar, and conducted by William Christie.

Laurence Olivier

Produced by the National Theatre and directed by Laurence Olivier, the cast is led by Joyce Redman and Colin Blakely.

Mark Dornford-May

The movie is directed by Mark Dornford-May, who apparently has a long history in British theatre and opera.

Donna Inglima

The production is directed by Donna Inglima and is written by Ken Ludwig, a Laurence Olivier Award winner.

Richard Tunley

Director Richard Tunley does an impressive job at directing what is potentially an unwieldy piece of musical theatre.

Richard Dacey

Richard Dacey has been the Musical Director since 2003; previous musical directors have included Sir John Pritchard, Sir Henry Coward, Harold Gray and Raymond Thorpe.

Nicolas Kent and Indhu Rubasingham

The cast included Michael Cochrane and Jemma Redgrave and the directors were Nicolas Kent and Indhu Rubasingham.

Thomas Gruenewald

Thomas Gruenewald has directing experience spanning the repertoire from Shakespeare through opera and contemporary musicals.

Ali Robertson

The current director of the theatre is Ali Robertson.