Olivier(1978) The Fruits of Enlightenment (Tolstoy), National Olivier (1979) Richard III, National Olivier (1979) The Wild Duck (Ibsen), Nartional Olivier (1979) Line 'Em (Nigel Williams), National Cottesloe (1980) Man and Superman (Shaw), National Olivier (1980) Wild Honey (Chekhov/Michael Frayn), National Lyttelton (Evening Standard Best Director Award, 1984) and New York (1986) Melon (Simon Gray), Theatre Royal Haymarket, (1987) The Devil's Disciple (Shaw), National Olivier, (1994) A Letter of Resignation (Hugh Whitemore), Comedy Theatre (October 1997) Ugly Rumours (Tariq Ali/Howard Brenton), Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn (November 1998) Semi-Detached (David Turner), Chichester Festival Theatre (May 1999) The Importance of Being Earnest (Wilde), Chichester Festival Theatre and Theatre Royal Haymarket (1999) Quartet (Ronald Harwood), Albery Theatre (September 1999) Heartbreak House (Shaw), Chichester (May 2000) Naked Justice (John Mortimer), West Yorkshire Playhouse and tour, (January 2001) The Importance of Being Earnest, Savoy Theatre (2001) The Dwarfs (Pinter novel, adapted by Kerry Lee Crabbe), Tricycle Theatre (April 2003) The Linden Tree (J.B. Priestley), Orange Tree Theatre (February 2006) Legal Fictions (double bill: The Dock Brief/Edwin, by John Mortimer) Richmond Theatre and touring (November 2007) References Simon Callow The National: The Theatre and its Work 1963–1997 by Nick Hern Books/NT, 1997 Leslie Halliwell and Philip Purser Halliwell's Television Companion, Third edition, Grafton, 1986 Theatre Record and Theatre Record annual indexes John Walker (ed) Halliwell's Who's Who in the Movies, Fourth edition, HarperCollins, 2006 Who's Who in the Theatre 17th edition, Gale, 1981 Notes External links Christopher Morahan(Aveleyman) Morahan family tree 1929 births 2017 deaths BBC executives Commanders of the Order of the British Empire English television directors English theatre directors Laurence Olivier Award winners People educated at Highgate School Television people from London Prix Italia winners Theatre people from London 20th-century British businesspeople