1982: Puntila and Matti, Master and Servant 1982: Puss in Boots 1982: Philosophy of the Boudoir 1982: The Screens 1983: Arms and the Man 1983: Custom of the Country 1983: The Merchant of Venice 1983: Sirocco 1983: Webster 1984: Alfie 1984: The Merchant of Venice 1984: When I Was a Girl I Used to Scream and Shout 1985: Particular Friendships 1985: The Philanthropist 1986: Last Waltz 1987: School For Wives 1987: Yerma 1988: Doctor Angelus 1988: The Madwoman of Chaillot 1990: In Pursuit of the English 1990: Hangover Square 1990: No One Sees the Video 1991: The Sea 1995: The Hothouse 1996: Habeas Corpus 1997: Dona Rosita the Spinster 1998: The School for Scandal 2003: The Way of the World 2003: Unsuspecting Susan 2005: Acorn Antiques: The Musical! 2005: Unsuspecting Susan 2009: Plague Over England 2009: Mixed Up North 2010: The Rivals 2010: Polar Bears 2010: Hay Fever 2011: Drama at Inish 2011–2012: Noises Off 2016: King Lear 2018–2019: Party Time and Celebration References External links Celia Imrie at the British Film Institute Celia Imrie at the BFI Screenonline Celia Imrie Wins Olivier Award Interview with Celia Imrie Celia Imrie talks about Star Wars Celia Imrie Article with The Daily Telegraph Photograph of Celia as Marianne Bellshade in 1982 in Bergerac 1952 births Living people 20th-century English actresses 21st-century English actresses Actresses from Surrey Alumni of the Guildford School of Acting Anglo-Scots Clarence Derwent Award winners English film actresses English musical theatre actresses English people of Scottish descent English television actresses English women comedians Laurence Olivier Award winners People educated at Guildford High School Actors from Guildford WFTV Award winners