Editing Joyce Grenfell (section)

==Stage performances==
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*''The Little Revue'' – Little Theatre, London (1939–40)
*''Diversion'' – Wyndham's Theatre, London (1940-1)
*[[Herbert Farjeon#Career|''Light and Shade'']] – Ambassador's Theatre, London (1942)
*ENSA tours of UK (1942)
*ENSA tour of North Africa with Viola Tunnard (1944)
*ENSA tour of the Middle East and India with Viola Tunnard (1944-5)
*[[Sigh No More (musical)|''Sigh No More'']] – Piccadilly Theatre, London (1945-6)
*''Tuppence Coloured'' – UK tour, followed by Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith and Globe Theatre, London (1947-8)
*''Penny Plain'' – St Martin's Theatre, London and UK tour (1951–2)
*Six-week tour for British troops in Libya and Egypt with Viola Tunnard (1952)
*''Joyce Grenfell Requests the Pleasure'' – UK tour, then Fortune Theatre and St Martin's Theatre, London, then another UK tour (1954-5)
*''Joyce Grenfell Requests the Pleasure'' – Bijou Theatre, New York City (1955)
*''Joyce Grenfell at Home'' – tour of Canada, Washington DC and Lyceum Theatre, New York City, with George Bauer (1956)
*Tour of Northern Rhodesia with Viola Tunnard (1956)
*''Joyce Grenfell at Home'' – tour of Dublin and the UK, then Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith (1957)
*''Joyce Grenfell Bids You Good Evening'' – tour of Canada and North America, with George Bauer (1958)
*''Meet Joyce Grenfell'' – Philip Street Theatre, Sydney, with William Blezard (1959)
*''Meet Joyce Grenfell'' – tour of UK with William Blezard (1960)
*''Joyce Grenfell'' – Haymarket Theatre, London, followed by UK tour with William Blezard (1962)
*''Joyce Grenfell'' – tour of Australia with William Blezard (1963)
*Tours of Canada, Switzerland and Hong Kong with William Blezard (1964)
*Tours of UK, Australia and New Zealand with William Blezard (1966)
*Tours of UK, Hong Kong, USA and Canada with William Blezard (1967)
*Tour of UK with William Blezard (1968)
*Tour of Australia and New Zealand with William Blezard (1969)
*Tours of UK and USA with William Blezard (1970)
*Tour of UK with William Blezard (1972)
*Waterloo Dinner, Windsor Castle (1973)
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