Fenella Fielding Career 1951-2018
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Miss Fielding's professional career began in 1951 and continued until August 2018. A complete list of her vast stage, screen, TV and radio credits seems impossible, but below is a work in progress. It began as a couple of A4 sheets that Fenella used for her bio. I've since added lots of entries from her diaries, scrapbooks, contracts and remittance advice sheets. Other useful sources were IMDB and the BBC's Programme Index.
Fenella Fielding - Theatre & Other Stage Credits include:
1951 What's New by Cecil Landeau (Ciro's Nightclub, Orange Street) as Fenella Field cabaret inc. 'Jezebel' & 'Camp Followers' - Aug 16-20
1951 Around the Town by Cecil Landeau (Washington Hotel, Curzon St) as Fenella Field cabaret inc. 'Jezebel' & 'Camp Followers' - Commences Sep 10
1952 The High Bid walk-on part (Bolton's Theatre) Fenella Field played Chatty Lady "Some pay, swept stage, prompted, understudied, sold programmes." - Feb-Mar
1952 Still Waters (Bolton's Theatre) Fenella Field played Emma - Feb-Mar (Double bill with above)
1952 Constant Lover - Understudy Fenella Field appeared as Evelyn (Bolton's Theatre) - Mar-Apr 19
1952 Swing Back the Gate late night revue by Ian Carmichael (Irving Theatre, Leicester Square) ASM non-performing role - May
1952 Just Lately revue (Stork Club, Swallow Street) Cecil Landeau - Jul 27-Aug 8
1952 Revue at [Clement] Freud Club (In a room, upstairs at Royal Court)
1952 Revue (Regent Theatre, Hayes) Appearing for the first time as Fenella Fielding 'Voice and Personality Girl' - Nov 10
1952 Rigamortis revue (LSE) with Ron Moody - Nov 24-25
1952 In The Picture revue by Ian Carmichael (Irving Theatre, Leicester Square) performed 'Handel Sings Again!' also Joan Plowright - Dec 18
1952 Grand Variety Concert Icknield Boys School - Sketches with Ron Moody
1953 Cardinal's Ball cabaret (Guildhall, Cambridge) with Sandy Wilson & Jon Rose - Mar 1
1953 Dramatic Readings from Russian Classics as Praskovya Osipnova & Narrator (Ben Uri Gallery) - Apr 29
1953 Intimacy at Eight revue (New Lindsey Theatre Club) - Mar-Apr
1953 In the Lap of the Gods revue (New Lindsey Theatre Club) - May
1953 See You Later (Sandy Wilson) late night intimate revue (Palladium Theatre, Edinburgh Festival Fringe) - Aug 23
1953 Heaven Sent revue by Ian Fairley (Park Lane Theatre Club) Fenella has top billing - October
1953 Floor Show (Selby's, Hanover St) songs with Stanley Myers at the piano
1954 Cockles and Champagne huge revue (Saville Theatre) Principal 12 weeks - opened in May
1954 Revue (Churchills, 52-55 Piccadilly) - 5 weeks
1954 Without His Cat panto (New Torch Theatre) as Princess
1954-55 Pay the Piper revue (Oct 4-9 Pavilion, Bournemouth; Oct 11-16 King's Theatre, Southsea; Oct 18-23 New Theatre, Oxford; Oct 25-30 Lyceum, Sheffield; Nov 1-6 King's Theatre, Glasgow; Nov 8-13 Her Majesty's, Aberdeen; Nov 15-20 King's Theatre, Edinburgh; Nov 22-27 Grand Theatre, Leeds; Nov 29-Dec 4 Grand Theatre, Blackpool; Dec 6-11 Opera House, Manchester; Dec 21 Saville Theatre, London) - 13 weeks
1955 Blame it on Adam (New Lindsey Theatre) - Jan-Feb 6 weeks
1955 Cabaret (May Fair Hotel) 2 weeks - Mar
1955 Black Coffee (Palace Theatre, Southend-on-Sea) as Lucia Armory - April
1955 Cabaret (Dorchester Hotel) 2 weeks - May
1955 Pink String and Sealing Wax (Coliseum, Harrow) as Pearl - June
1955 Revue (Jack of Clubs, 8-10 Brewer Street) - 2 weeks, commencing 4th July
1955 Cinderella as Prince Charming (Cambridge New Theatre) - 3 weeks
1956 Floorshow (Winstons, 19-20 Gerrard Street)
1956 Jubilee Girl as Luba (Victoria Palace and tour started at Theatre Royal, Nottingham) "First big chance. Played Russian ballerina. Smashing numbers. Came into Victoria Palace, played twice nightly." - Jun, Jul
1956 Reprise revue inc. Fenella as Florrie Fisher, a not so well-bred shopgirl. (Theatre Royal Brighton) - Aug 13-19
1956 Light and Shade Peter Myers revue (Palladium, Edinburgh Festival)
1957 Cabaret (Churchills, 52-55 Piccadilly)
1957 Cabaret (Blue Angel, Berkeley Street W1)
1957 Cabaret (Esmeralda's Barn, Knightsbridge) - before the Krays owned it
1957 Cabaret (Knightsbridge Mau Mau)
1957 Floor Show (Don Juan)
1957 Cabaret (Coconut Grove, 100 Regent Street) Became Edmundo Ros' Dinner and Supper Club.
1957 Love for Love as Miss Prue Foresight (Theatre Royal Windsor) - May
1957 Cabaret (Colony Restaurant, Berkeley Square) - June
1958 Floor Show (Cascade Room at The Bagatelle night club, Mayfair Place) - Feb
1958 Look Back in Anger as Helena (Croydon Palace)
1958 Cabaret (Cascade Room at The Bagatelle, Mayfair Place) - Feb 10 (2 weeks) & Mar 24 (2 weeks)
1958-59 Valmouth as Lady Parvula (New Shakespeare, Liverpool; First Perf Oct 2 Lyric Opera House, Hammersmith; Saville Theatre, London) "Second big chance."
1959-60 Pieces of Eight revue (Commenced Aug 31 Oxford; comm. Sep 8 Liverpool; comm. Sep 14 Brighton; Sep 23-Oct 29 1960 London Apollo) "By Peter Cook and Harold Pinter. Co-starred with Kenneth Williams. Ran 18 months." Note: 429 London performances)
1961 As You Like It as Phoebe (Pembroke Theatre, Croydon)
1961 Hello from Bertha and To Heaven in A Golden Coach (Bromley) June 6-15
1961 Five Plus One (Lyceum, Edinburgh Festival) "Revue by Vinaver and Davis."
1961 The Rivals (Sheridan) as Lydia Languish (Pembroke Theatre, Croydon) - Nov 14-9 Dec 4
1962 Diversions for Five revue (Coventry) - Feb
1962 Twists (formerly Five Plus One or Diversions for Five) revue (Belgrade Theatre Coventry) - Feb
1962 Twists revue (Arts Theatre, London)Fenella's performance named by Variety as 'Best in Revue in 1962' - Feb 16-Mar 10
1962 The Whip presented by Friends of Centre 42 as Mrs D'Aquila "Melodrama, all-star midnight-matinee." - May
1962 Doctors of Philosophy as Annie Wood (New Arts Theatre) - Oct
1963 Luv as Ellen (New Arts Theatre) "By Murray Schisgal." - Apr
1963 So Much to Remember - Life Story of a Great Lady as Maudie Marlowe (Establishment) "By Johnny Whyte and FF, musci by Stanley Myers." - Jul 22-Aug 17
1963 So Much to Remember - Life Story of a Great Lady as Maudie Marlowe (Vaudeville Theatre)- Sep 17-Nov 2
1963 Tenth Stratford-Upon-Avon Poetry Festival Another Man's Poison with Patrick Wymark- Jun 30
1964 Eleventh Stratford-Upon-Avon Poetry Festival
1965 Poetry Reading with Robert Stephens at Stratford East Theatre
1966 Let's Get a Divorce as Cyprienne (Mermaid Theatre) "By Sardou. Directed by Robin Midgeley." - Jun 2-Jul 23
1966-67 Let's Get a Divorce as Cyprienne (Comedy Theatre) - Jul 26-Apr 22
1967 The Beaux' Stratagem (George Farquhar) as Mrs Sullen "Dir. Billy Chappell." (Chichester Festival Theatre) - Jun 5-Aug 2
1967 The Italian Straw Hat as Baroness de Champigny (Chichester Festival Theatre) "Dir. Peter Cox."
1967 The High Bid as Mrs Gracedew (Mermaid Theatre) "Dir. Bernard Miles."
1968 Poetry Reading included 'Battle of the Sexes' (Chichester) with Robert Hardy & Carl Davis devised by Patrick Garland - Feb 25
1968 Lysistrata as Lysistrata (University Theatre, Norman, Oklahoma USA)
1968-69 The Seagull as Madame Arkadina (Nottingham Playhouse) prod. by Jonathan Miller - Nov 27- Jan 31
1969 Hedda Gabler as Hedda (Phoenix, Leicester)
1969 An Evening with Fenella Fielding and Her Friends inc. Edward Woodward Stage Two fundraiser (Hampstead Theatre Club) Fenella: ‘My choice of material.’ - Jul 6
1969 Sixteenth Stratford-Upon-Avon Poetry Festival with Robert Hardy & Carl Davis (Shakespeare Institute) - Aug 17
1969 Edward II with Ian McKellen (Mermaid Theatre)
1970 A Doll's House as Nora (Gardner Centre, Brighton) - Jan 28-Feb 7
1970 Colette as Colette (Ellen Stewart Theatre, New York) - Opened Oct 14, ran for about 3 weeks
1971 Reading at Farnham Theatre
1971 Lucky at Cards (Greenwich Theatre, Croydon Ashcroft Theatre)
1971 Fish out of Water as Francine Chanal (Greenwich)
1971 Colette as Colette (Nov 9-14 Sunderland Empire; Nov 15-20 Manchester Opera House; Nov 22-27 Arts Centre; Nov 29-Dec 11Oxford Playhouse)
1972 The Second Mrs Tanqueray as Paula (Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury)
1972 The Relapse as Berinthia (Traverse, Edinburgh)
1972 Helen as Helen (Phoenix, Leicester)
1972-73 The Old Man's Comforts as Laverta (Open Space) 21 Dec - 7 Jan
1973 The Provok'd Wife as Lady Fanciful (Greenwich Theatre)
1973 Birds of Paradise as Yolande Chuasson (Richmond Aug 14-25; York; Leeds; Birmingham; Brighton)
1974 Fallen Angels (Noel Coward) as Jane (Watford Palace Theatre) - Feb 6-Mar 9
1974 Absurd Person Singular as Marion (Criterion) Fenella replaced Sheila Hancock - Mar-Sep
1974-75 Absurd Person Singular as Marion (Vaudeville) - Sep-Jan
1975 The Tramshed Follies one woman show (Woolwich Tramshed)
1976 Fenella Fielding Show (Watford) May 26 - June 12 [initially publicised May 24 to June 5]
1976 A Personal Choice - late night theatre & cabaret (Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh Festival) "Dir. Bill Hays." - Aug 24-28
1977 A Marriage (Thorndike Theatre, Leatherhead) 3 week run - Mar
1977 Fielding Convertible one-off (Alfred Beck Centre Hillingdon) - May 11
1977 Fielding Convertible one-off (Brewhouse Theatre, Taunton) - Jun 3
1977 Fielding Convertible one-off (Fair Oak Theatre) - Jul 16
1977 The Case of the Oily Levantine (Yvonee Arnaud Theatre, Guilford) Nov 1-19
1978 A Personal Choice (Edinburgh International Festival, St Cecillia's Hall)
1978 Look After Lulu (Noel Coward, based on Georges Feydeau) as Claire, Duchess of Clausonnes (Chichester Festival Theatre) "Dir. Patrick Garland." - Jul-Sep
1978 Fielding Convertible two nights (Fair Oak Festival) Aug 4 & 6
1978 Look After Lulu (by Noel Coward, based on Georges Feydeau) as Claire, Duchess of Clausonnes (Haymarket, London) - Oct-Dec
1978 A Personal Choice anthology with Nigel Stock (St Cecilia's Hall, Edinburgh) Sep 3-4
1979 Fielding on Broadway W6 theatre, cabaret (Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith) - Oct 24-Nov 11
1979 Archie & Mehitabel (Newbury Festival) - May 24, 26
1979 Lady from The Sea (London Roundhouse) - Jul 4, 7
1980 In Cabaret (Quaglino's, St James SW1) - Mar 31-Apr 12
1982 When Nights Were Bold (Chaucer Festival) (Mermaid Theatre) - Jul 15-24
1982 Valmouth revival Lady Parvula (Chichester Festival Theatre) "Dir. John Dexter." - May 17-Jul 31
1982 Chapter 17 (Simon Gray) as Marianne (Yvonne Arnaud, Brighton, Birmingham, Oxford; Richmond) inc. Leslie Phillips - 6 weeks from Aug 2
1983 Gigi as Alicia de St Ephlam (Apr 12-23 Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne; Apr 25-30 Key Theatre, Peterborough; May 2-7 Forum Theatre, Billingham; May 9-14 Adam Smith Theatre, Kirkcaldy, Also Arts Theatre Cambridge & other tour dates TBC)
1983 The Wizard of Oz as Witch of the West (Churchill Theatre, Bromley) - Dec19-Jan 21
​​1984 Once A Catholic as Mother Peter (national tour inc. Aug 6-11 Theatre Royal Stoke-on-Trent; Sep 3-8 Theatre Royal Nottingham; Sep 24-29 Richmond Theatre; Oct 8-13 Theatre Royal, Stoke; Birmingham)
​1984 The Jungle Book as Kaa the Rock Python. Royal Charity Premiere fundraiser for Variety Club (Adelphi Theatre, London) - Dec 3 & then run
​1984 Forbidden Fruits & Other Diversions fundraiser for venue (Stables Theatre, Wavendon) - Nov 4
​1985 The Ghost Train as Julia (Apr 1-6 Playhouse Theatre, Bournemouth; Mar 4-9 Theatre Royal Bath; Stoke-on-Trent; Mar 25-30 Futurist Theatre, Scarborough; Apr 8-13 Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton; Apr 22-27 Grand Theatre, Blackpool)
1985 Chaucer Festival (Canterbury) - Aug 1
1985 Sugar Coated Moon play reading as Zinnia (Theatre of Comedy Theatre Club) - Nov 3
1986 My Heart Belongs to Manny as Minna (Good Luck Theatre Co, 3-5 The Piazza, Covent Gdn.) - Feb 18-Mar 8
1986 In Cabaret at Zeeta's (Putney) - May 22-23
1986 The Guest Room as Thelma (Almeida Theatre, Islington) - Aug 15
1986 The Miser (Moliere) as Frosine "Dir. Christopher Fettes." (Nov 3-29 Birmingham Rep. Theatre; Sep 22-27 Theatre Royal; Brighton; Oct 13-18 Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury. Others TBC)
1987 School for Scandal as Lady Sneerwell (Birmingham Rep) - Oct 12-31
1987 That Golden Fortune (Russell Grant musical) (Blackpool) due for a run, including Liverpool Empire Theatre in May, but cancelled after first night due to poor attendance - Apr 27
1987 The Guest Room as Thelma (Old Red Lion) - Feb 3-21
1987 Love and Marriage on a Splendid Scale (Chaucer Festival) (Southwark Cathedral)
1987 Pilgrim's Progress reading (Birmingham Cathedral) - Oct 10
1987 Wizard of Oz as Witch of the West (Horsham Arts Theatre) - Dec 7-Jan 23
1988 Over the Rainbow by Bernard Kops (Actors Centre, London) rehearsed reading inc. Melvyn Hayes - Mar 18
1988 A Midsummer Night's Dream as Titania (Holland Park) - Aug 8-20
1988 Woman Overboard (Palace Theatre, Watford) as Princess Zamayakova - Nov 11- Dec 10
1989 Intimate Restaurant Cabaret (Hunter's, Brighton) Jul 31-Aug 5
1989 The Rivals (Sheridan) as Mrs Malaprop (Holland Park Open Air Theatre) - Aug 14-20
1989 Chaucer Pilgrim's Service (Southwark Cathedral) - Apr 15
1989 Chaucer reading with Martin Starkie (Poet's Corner, Westminster Abbey) - Oct 26
1989-90 Murders in Rue Morgue by Edgar Allan Poe as Madame L'Espanaye (Haymarket Theatre, Leicester) "Part of the Classics Season 1989-90." - Dec 14-Mar 31
1990 Canterbury Tales in Cabaret (Apr 17 Blackheath Concert Halls; Apr 22 Canterbury Dominican Priory; Apr 29 Rochester Medway Little Theatre; May 6 London Arts Theatre; May 20 Tonbridge Angel Centre)
1990 Pericles as The Bawd, Dionyza & Lychorida "Classics Season" (First perf. Mar 5 Haymarket Theatre, Leicester; Trinity Arts Centre, Gainsborough)
1990 The Naked (Haymarket, Leicester) "Classics Season. By Pirandello."
1990 The Country Wife as Lady Fidget (Mermaid)
1990 Beggar's Opera as Mrs Peachum & Diana Trapes (Holland Park) - Jul 30-Aug 3
1990 Friends of the Forster Country read various E.M. Forster excerpts (Springfield House, Stevenage) - Oct 13
1990 Inside Stories (Venetian Gold/A Box of Chocolates) Margaret (Cockpit, London) - Oct 30-Nov 10
1990 Trotsky and Our Ernie as Shirley Pearson (Cockpit, London) - Nov 19-Dec 8
1991 Shakespeare's First Folio for Forge Productions (Mermaid Theatre)
1991 Love and Marriage on a Splendid Scale (Harlequin Theatre, Redhill) - Mar 2
1991 Chaucer reading at St Martin-in-the-Fields - Jul 20
1991 Canterbury Tales in Cabaret (Arts Theatre, London) - Aug 1-10
1991 Inside Stories as Christine (Edinburgh Int. Festival, Physicians' Hall Theatre) - Aug 23-27
1991 Inside Stories as Christine (King's Head Theatre, Islington) - Oct 1-5
1991 Die Fledermaus (ENO, London Coliseum) - appeared at end of both intervals, demonstrated how to make an Apple Strudel! 18 performances - Dec-Feb
1992 Musical Melodramas (Perth Festival of Arts, Perth Theatre) piano Rhondda Gillespie - May 26
1992 Chaucer Festival as the Wife of Bath (Westminster Central Hall) - Jul 25
1993 Chaucer Festival Age of Chivalry (When Knights Were Bold) Wife of Bath (Mermaid Theatre) - July 15-24
1993 Fresh Dances for the late Tchaikovsky as Chanteuse (Hackney Empire) - Oct 20-23
1994 An Evening with Fenella Fielding with pianist Jason Carr (Erin Arts Centre, Isle of Man - Jun 26
1994 Love and Marriage on a Splendid Scale (St Katherine Cree Church, London EC3) - Jul 15
1994 A Kiss is Just a Kiss (AP Herbert programme) Fundraiser for London Lighthouse (London Lighthouse, 111-117 Lancaster Road W11 1QT) - Oct 18
1994 A Kiss is Just a Kiss (Words & Music by AP Herbert) (St James', Guernsey) - Oct 23
1994 Love and Marriage on a Splendid Scale (48th Stroud District Arts Festival) (Ballroom, Stroud) - Oct 14
​1994 Mapp & Lucia workshop performance (Theatre Museum) - Dec 6
1995 The Witty One (Shakespeare's Globe)
1995 Ladies Night (The Stables, Wavendon) - Fenella performed 2 x 45 min sets - Jul 22
1995 Der Schauspieldirektor/The Impresario as Madame Pfeil non-singing part (Spitalfields Market Opera) "Two scenes written by Perry Pontac."
1996 Maria as Maria Jasnorzewska one woman play directed by Andrew Visnevski (New End Theatre) - Apr 30-May 19
1996 The Spanish Curate (Shakespeare's Globe)
​1997 Hard Times (Dickens) as Mrs Sparsit (Jan 28-Feb 1 Theatre Royal, Bath; Feb 3-8 Churchill Theatre, Bromley; Feb 10-15 Key Theatre, Peterborough; Feb 17-22 Richmond Theatre; Feb 24-Mar 1 Theatre Royal, Norwich; Mar 11-15 Adam Smith Theatre, Kirkcaldy; May 6-10 Aberystwyth Arts Centre; Mar 17-22 Devonshire Park, Eastbourne; Mar 24-29 Palace Theatre, Manchester; Apr 1-5 Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury; Apr 14-19 Swan Theatre, High Wycombe; Apr 28-May 3 Theatre Royal, Lincoln; May 12-17 Theatre Royal, Nottingham)
​1997 Within A White Silence Narrator (Hellenic Centre, London)
1998 The Cockroach and the Cat reading (Ledbury Poetry Festival)
1998 A Dangerous Woman as the Duchess of Windsor one-woman play (New End Theatre)
1999 Blithe Spirit as Madame Arcati (Salisbury Arts Theatre) - Jan 21-Feb 13
​2000 Lady Windermere's Fan as Duchess of Berwick (Feb 22-Mar 4 Theatre Royal, Windsor; Mar 6-11 Theatre Royal Nottingham; Mar 13-18 Grand Theatre, Leeds; Mar 20-25 Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton; Mar 27-Apr 1 Grand Opera House, Belfast; Apr 3-8 Orchard Theatre, Dartford; Apr 10-15 New Victoria Theatre, Woking; Apr 17-22 Arts Theatre, Cambridge; Jun 5-10 Theatre Royal, Newcastle; Jun 19-24 Kings Theatre, Edinburgh; Jul 10-15 Malvern Theatre; Jul 17-22 Theatre Royal, Bath)
2000 Dearest Nancy, Darling Evelyn as Nancy Mitford (Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham) Oct 22
2001 Dearest Nancy, Darling Evelyn as Nancy Mitford (Renishaw Hall, Derbyshire) - May 26-27
2001 Rebecca as Mrs Danvers (National tour inc. Jun 5-9 Cambridge Arts Theatre; Jul 17-21 Grand Theatre, Swansea Grand)
2002 Dearest Nancy, Darling Evelyn as Nancy Mitford at Chelsea Arts Club - Oct 27
2002 Dearest Nancy, Darling Evelyn as Nancy Mitford (Leatherhead) - Mar 17
2003 Dearest Nancy, Darling Evelyn as Nancy Mitford (Fowey) - May 11
2003 Dearest Nancy, Darling Evelyn as Nancy Mitford (Jermyn Street Theatre) - May 29-31
​2003 Dearest Nancy, Darling Evelyn as Nancy Mitford (Ireland: Belfast Linen Hall Library, St Peters Church Drogheda, Desmond Guiness' Leixlip Castle, Huntington Castle, Charleville Forest Castle, Kilcullen Town Hall Theatre) - Sep 13-19
2003 Die Fledermaus as Prince Orlofsky (English National Opera; May 23-24 Theatre Royal, Norwich;13-14 Jun Alhambra, Bradford)
2004 Dick Whittington as Fairy Bowbells (Secombe Theatre, Sutton) - Dec 11-Jan 8
2006 The Vagina Monologues as reader (SFX Dublin - Jan 6-18, and Irish tour)
2006 The Vagina Monologues as reader (Cork) Apr 26-29
2006 The Vagina Monologues as reader (Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick) - Jun 6-10
2006 The Fabulist voice pre-recorded (Old Red Lion Theatre, Islington) details
2007 Dearest Nancy, Darling Evelyn as Nancy Mitford (42 Berkley Square London W1) - Nov 7
​​​​2008 An Ideal Husband as Lady Markby inc. Kate O'Mara, Carol Royle, Tony Britton & Robert Duncan (Sep 8-13 Theatre Royal, Norwich; Theatre Royal, Windsor; Theatre Royal, Nottingham; New Theatre, Cardiff; Malvern Festival Theatre; Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford; His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen; Churchill Theatre, Bromley; Oct 27-Nov 1 Richmond Theatre; Sheffield Lyceum; Kings Theatre, Edinburgh; Oxford Playhouse Theatre; Theatre Royal, Bath)
2011 Dearest Nancy, Darling Evelyn as Nancy Mitford (Jermyn St Theatre) - Feb 14-19
2011 Dearest Nancy, Darling Evelyn as Nancy Mitford (Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage) - Sep 24
2012-15 Translations of Greek classics (various, London) Details
2012-16 An Evening with Fenella Fielding (Q&As) (various, mainly London) Details
2013 Contents of a House (Brighton Festival, Preston Manor) recorded commentary Details - May 12
2013 Savage Beauty as Clytemnestra (St James Studio)
2013 Puss in Boots as voice (pre-recorded) Queen of the Cats (Greenwich Theatre) - Nov 21-Jan 5
2015-18 Just A Little Murder (various London) Details
2016-18 Reading from Memoirs (various, mainly London, also Liverpool) Details​​
In Concert, Galas, Festivals, Fundraisers (appearances on the bill at other people's one-offs) include:
1960 Green Room Rag (Adelphi Theatre) Performance included 'Outdoor Girl' - May 1
1960 All Star Gala Event (Empire News & Variety Club of GB at Battersea Festival Gardens) - May 25
1960 Night of 100 Stars (London Palladium) - July 23
1960 Opened Canonbury Carnival raise funds for Tavistock Rep - new roof, Canonbury Tower - Oct 9
1961 Midnight Matinee in aid of Cinematograph Trade Benevolent Fund screening of 'The Facts of Life' (Leicester Odeon) - Mar 24
1961 Carry On Regardless Film Premiere in aid of Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind (Forum Cinema, Birmingham) - Mar 28
1962 The Whip fundraiser for Centre 42 -promoting art as Mrs D' Aquila (Metropolitan Theatre, Edgware Road) - "I played a villainess but didn't get to ride a horse." - May 16
1963 Night of 100 Stars (Earls Court)
1964 Night of 100 Stars midnight matinée (London Palladium)
1964 Oxford Union debate participant - The House Prefers the Beatles to Beethoven - 29 Oct
1965 Cambridge Union Society debate 'That this Union be consummated' participant, alongside Hugh Griffith and Alan Coren - Feb 16
1965 Appeared in anti-apartheid Midnight Matinée (Prince of Wales Theatre) - Mar 22
1965 Cats (music, prose and poetry in aid of Stage Sixty) (Theatre Royal E15) with Robert Stephens & Ian Wallace - Dec 12
1966 Part of Fenella's BP promo contract, opened a new car-care centre at Maxwell Park – Jun 13
1966 Fenella opens the door to the first house in Dunedin Drive, Caterham. (Built by Mowbridge Developments of Wallington. House prices range from £12,750-£13,500) - Jun 24
1966 Abracadabra! Variety fundraiser for CARD (Campaign Against Racial Discrimination)(Victoria Palace) with Peter Cook, Eleanor Bron, Ruby Miller & Jane Wenham - Jun 24
1967 Poetry Reading (London University Senate House)
1967 Fenella opens Stable Bar extension to the Staunton Arms, Rowlands Castle, Hants (Project aimed at 20–30-year-olds. Still there now, but as a Harvester pub.) - Jul
1967 Gala night in Chichester – Fenella, "I did a turn."
1968 Poems in all Directions (Actor & Poet Series) read with Paul Roche (Purcell Room South Bank) - May 26
1968 Havering Queen's Theatre Fundraiser - Fenella opened a Garden Party (arranged by Hornchurch Theatre Club) - July
1968 Bedgrade Theatre Garden Party (The Grounds of Allesley Hall, Coventry) in aid of Renal Dialysis Fund established by Coventry Hospital Management Committee to provide funds for kidney research. (Event opened by Mayoress of Coventry) - Sep 2
1969 British Theatre Museum staged exhibition marking Ten Years of the Mermaid Theatre (Lower Perrin Gallery at Leighton House) Fenella opened the exhibition - May 14
1969 Christmas Concert 'Peter & The Wolf' as Narrator (Chichester) - Dec 17
1970 Façade speaker with Michael Flanders & Nash Ensemble, conductor Edward Downes (Queen Elizabeth Hall) - Feb 10
1970 Façade speaker with Michael Flanders & Nash Ensemble (Pavilion, Hemel Hempstead) -Jun 14
1970 The Man Trap - an anthology devised by Patrick Garland (Kings Linn Festival) with Robert Hardy. Carl Davis piano - recorded on video tape - Jul 26
1970 Perform at show put on by Cleo Laine & Johnny Dankworth (Stables Theatre, Wavendon)
1971 Façade for London Musical Club, Holland Park - Jan 15
1971 Façade (Central Hall, University of York) Nash Ensemble & Alvar Lidell dir. Edward Downes - Jan 16
1971 Charity performance (London Palladium) - Apr 19
1971 Item about List (List was a German composer) (Cleve Country Hotel, Wellington. Withy Arts Festival, Taunton) - Sep 19
1972 Carnival of Animals as narrator (Royal Festival Hall) with City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra conductor Louis Fremaux - Mar 10
1972 Opened Carnival Fete at Pipers Hill, Sutton Scotney in aid of the Victoria Hall - June
1972 Façade (Birmingham) - Jul 6
1972 Amnesty International benefit - Apr 30
1972 Noon-hour vigil at American Embassy to protest US aggression in Vietnam (the 95th in a series of daily vigils) As well as Fenella, there was Mia Farrow, Richard Briers, Peggy Ashcroft, Lee Remick, Prunella Scales - Aug 23
1972 Façade (Hatfield Poly) - Oct 21
1973 Traverse concert (Kings Theatre, Edinburgh ) - Jan 21
1973 War poetry reading (LSE)
1973 Midsummer Banquet (Mansion House, London EC4) Hosted by Lord Major. Invite says, "It is hoped on this occasion that those Ladies who care to do so will wear tiaras.) - June 6
1973 Golden Gala - A Celebration of Fifty Years of Oxford Playhouse 1923-73 one of 'Leading Ladies' Oxford Playhouse) inc. Constance Cummings, Celia Johnson, Flora Robson + John Gielgud - Oct 21
1973 Façade (Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham) (TBC)
1974 Carnival of Animals with Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (Granada Hall, Sutton) - Jan 13
1974 Concert fundraiser for Oxford Playhouse organised by Frank Hauser (Queens Theatre) - Jan 20
1974 Tower of London concert possibly for Amnesty (Drury Lane Theatre) - Aug 4
1974 John Milton Festival Gala read Milton (Concert Hall, Newland Park, Bucks) - Nov 3
1974 Carnival of Animals (Birmingham)
1975 Façade with Nash Ensemble (Brent Town Hall) - Jan 19
1975 Tuesday Guest Speaker at Spring Luncheon (New London Synagogue Ladies' Committee, NW8) - Mar 4
1975 Alternative Miss World judge (Butler's Wharf, near Tower Bridge) - Mar 22
1975 Hail, Horrors, Hail (Poetry Book Society) poetry with Vincent Price (Wigmore Hall) - Jul 27
1975 WAP Jamboree (Wavendon Allmusic Plan) fundraiser inc Cleo Laine, Johnny Dankworth (Stables Theatre, Wavendon) - Aug 25
1975 Façade (Festival Van Vlaanderen, Belgium) with Nash Ensemble & Richard van Allen - Sep 13
1975 Gala Performance Excerpts from Tramshed Follies with John Watts fundraiser for CAT (Courtyard Arts Trust) (Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury) - Oct 30
1975 Perform with Nash Ensemble & New London Ballet (Queen Elizabeth Hall) - Dec 14
1976 Façade with Thames Chamber Orchestra (Chesham) - Mar 21
1976 Spring Fair fundraiser for Projects by the Blind (157 Askew Road, W12) - Apr 3
1976 Charity fundraiser for Action for the Crippled Child (Fashion Show featuring collections from top Paris names at Fishmongers Hall, London - Fenella performed cabaret - May 3
1976 One of Us fundraiser for Mike Pratt's dependents (He died the month before.) (Aldwych Theatre) inc. Lionel Bart, Harry H. Corbett, Glenda Jackson, John Le Mesurier, Brian Murphy, Annie Ross, Victor Spinetti - Aug 8
​1976 Glenda Jackson concert. Fenella read ‘The Robber’ - Sep 19
1977 Late Night Music Hall fundraiser Int. Fed. of Actors Solidarity & Aid Fund, Oxfam, Red Cross. Read the Robber (New Theatre Oxford) inc. Lulu, Freddie & Dreamers, Pam Ayres - Jan 20 at 10:45
1977 One-Woman Show (Alfred Beck Centre, Hayes) May 11
1977 Charity Show (Taunton ‘Brewhouse Theatre) - May 3
1977 Jubilee Jeunesse (Youth & Music Gala Performance) played toy instrument on Joseph Horovitz's Jubilee Toy Symphony (Royal Opera House) inc. Anne Murray & Nigel Kennedy - Jun 5
1977 Tristram Jellinek’s Party perform (Guiting Power) - Jun 25
1977 Dog Beneath the Skin (Wigmore Hall) - Jul 30
1977 Illustrious Corpses (The Gate)
1977 Pleasure and Repentance (Fair Oak Theatre, Rogate) reading with Robert Lang - Aug 13-14
1977 Old Time Music Hall concert (Open Air, Regents Park) - Aug 21
1978 Reading (Thumb Gallery) reading - Jan 24
1978 Bodies appearance for NSPCC (Hampstead Theatre Club)
1978 Appeared with The Nash Ensemble (Wigmore Hall)
1978 Carnival of Animals with Nash Ensemble (Royal Exchange Building, Bank) - Dec 17
1979 Cabaret at Gallery First Nighters' Club, Bedford Street W2 - Mar 11
​1979 All Star Celebrity Concert fundraiser for Leukaemia Research for Children (Royalty Theatre, Portugal Street WC2) inc. Members of cast of Bubbling Brown Sugar, Ain't Misbehavin' & Chicago, Faith Brown, Elaine Delmar, Nina Baden-Semper, Wayne Sleep, Janet Suzman, Sylvia Syms - Apr 22
1979 All Star Gala (Alexandra Theatre Birmingham)+Ken Dodd, Liz Fraser, Derek Nimmo & Wayne Sleep - Sep 17
1979 Story of the Lyric performance for Friends & Patrons (Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith) Fenella in Beggar's Opera. Other performers inc. Sheila Hancock, Doris Hare, Roy Kinnear, Sandy Wilson, Anita Dobson, Lesley Duff - Oct 7
​1980 Cary Ellison retirement tribute (Theatre Royal, Stratford East)
1976 Charity fundraiser for Action for the Crippled Child fashion show featuring collections from top Paris names (Fishmongers Hall, London) Fenella performed cabaret - May 3
1980 Enchanted Orchestra as Clarinet (Royal Albert Hall) fundraiser for Save the Children Fund inc. John MIlls, Amanda Barrie, Liza Goddard, Miriam Karlin, Arthur Mullard, Max Wall - Jun 4
1980 Wavendon Festival - Appeared with Richard Denning (Stables Theatre, Wavendon) - Jun 8
1980 Greenwich Festival Concert performing Façade (Greenwich Theatre) with John Amis, London Sinfonietta - Jun 15
1980 Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Association dinner - performance - Mar 13
1980 Master and Fellows of University College Feast of St Simon and St Jude lunch (Oxford) - Oct 3
1980 Poetry reading with Leo Aylen fundraiser (St Paul's Cathedral, Crypt) - Oct 14
1980 Facade (Stowe School) - Oct 17
1980 Wednesday Lunch fundraiser (Old Rectory, Milton Keynes) - performance - Oct or Nov
1981 Concert fundraiser for restoration (Theatre Royal Stratford East) with London Saxophone Quartet - Feb 22
1981 All Star Music Hall Gala fundraiser for National Youth Theatre (Shaw Theatre) inc. Bonnie Langford, Amanda Barrie, Sheila Reid, Patricia Hodge - Mar 29
1981 Doctor of the Year luncheon. Awards presented by Princess Alexandra. (Savoy Hotel) Footage of Fenella arriving, used at the beginning of Hotel Deluxe, is from this event. BBC2 cameras were present as they were making a programme about Keith Castle, the heart transplant patient. – Apr 29
1981 An Evening of Forbidden Fruits (Guildhall, Bath) Bath Arts Association - May 30
1981 KIDS Benefit fundraiser for handicapped children as Storyteller/Compere (HM Theatre, Haymarket) inc. Bertice Reading - Jun 14
1981 An Evening of Words & Music fundraiser for SHARE (homes for mentally handicapped) read Chekhov (Queen Elizabeth Hall) - Sep 29
1981 A Girl's Best Friend (Clive Hotel, Hampstead) reading by cast inc. Libby Morris, Helen Shapiro, Bernard Spear, Harry Towb, Murray Kash & Debbie Arnold - Nov 8
1981 Riverside Studios Benefit Concert introductions and perform with Richard Denning (Riverside, Hammersmith) inc. Julie Covington, Frances de la Tour, Rula Lenska, Lynn Seymour and various ballet distinguished Covent Garden dancers - Nov 22
1983 Personal Appearance (Magnum Club, Southampton) - Jan 29
​1982 Falklands Night Concert Chichester Festival Theatre Fenella with Tudor Davies. Also inc. on bill: Roy Hudd, Doris Hare, Aubrey Woods, Petula Clark, Patricia Hodge, Bertice Reading, Terry Scott & June Whitfield, Joan Plowright, Dulcie Gray, Patrick Garland and John Mills - Jul 18
1983 Stage Door Canteen fundraiser for Association for spina Bifida & Hydrocephalus (London Lyceum) Performers inc. Jess Conrad, Doris Hare, Evelyn Laye, Anna Neagle. Dance with your waiter/waitress inc. Honor Blackman, Kenny Everett, Gareth Hunt, Nanette Newman, Robert Powell, Catherine Schell, Sylvia Syms - Mar 6
​1983 Stogumber Music Festival (English Words & Music) (Somerset) Reader - Jul 1-3
1983 Boosey Ballad Concert fundraiser for NSPCC (Wigmore Hall) Oct 2
1983 A Variety Show presented by Stage Golfing Society (Westminster Theatre) with Max Bygraves, Frankie Vaughan - Oct 23
1983 New Year's Eve Cabaret at the Ritz (Restaurant, The Ritz) sing, accompanied by grand piano - 30 min at 11pm Dec 31
​1984 Post Office Publicity Compete with 3 other personalities - speed & articulation - Fenella read Read Roger McGough's 'Near to You' (Russell Street WC2) TBC confirmed, but I doubt Fenella won. Never to be hurried. - Sep 24
1984 Star Turn (Thirty Club, London) - Dec
1985 Tea Dance Ritz Restaurant guest - Mar 10
1985 An Evening of Music, Poetry & Prose (London Paris Theatre) - Benefit for Brian Carroll - Apr 14
1985 Andrew Logan's 5th Alternative Miss World (Brixton Academy) Co-host - May 30
1985 Improvisation '85 fundraiser Actor Aid for Band Aid Trust (Donmar Warehouse) Performed with David Kernan - Oct 20
​1986 The British in Love (adaptation of Jilly Cooper autobiographies) fundraiser for Bristol Express Theatre Company (Theatre Royal Bath) inc. Geraldine McEwan, Jilly Cooper, Tony Robinson, Geraldine James, Derek Fowlds, Patrick Malahide - Jan 26
1986 House of Arts Drama Circle (Studio, 9 South Parade Bedford Park W4) As local resident, Fenella gave a talk about her experience in the theatre - Feb 22
1986 A Night of 100 Stars read a Simple Story AKA The Robber (Shaftesbury Theatre) Also Larry Adler, Judy Campbell, Barry Cryer, NIgel Davenport, David Essex, Miriam Karlin, Ian McShane, Ron Moody, Geoffrey Palmer, Patsy Rowlands, George Sewell, June Whitfield - Apr 20
​1986 Young England Gala Performance - Action Against Aids fundraiser for Terrence Higgins Trust as Miss Montgomery (Adelphi Theatre) inc. Ian Ogilvy, Marti Caine, Amanda Redman, Miriam Margolyes, James Bolam, Eileen Atkins, Rupert Everett, Daniel Day Lewis, Omar Sherif, Ronnie Barker - May 18 details
​1986 Enchanted Orchestra for Save The Children (Albert Hall) - Jun 4
1986 Ronald Firbank Centenary celebrations by Education through Art (Croydon) - Reading from Firbank's final novel 'Sorrow in Sunlight' - Jun 21
1986 Exclusive Yarns (Vaudeville Theatre) charity fashion show, modelling sweaters - Aug 17
1987 On with the Show! (Sherman Theatre, Cardiff) celebrities (inc. Roy Hudd & Frank Middlemass) appear in support of campaign to keep the Sherman open [still there in 2025!] - Jan 25
1987 Victoria Wood and Friends (Sadler's Wells)
1987 Midlands Women of the Year Luncheon speaker - Oct 16
1987 Thing a Thon - A Mammoth Singing Marathon fundraiser for Terence Higgins Trust (Piccadilly Theatre) 12 noon to 10:30pm. Fenella in fourth show at 7:30pm inc. Alan Bates, Madeline Bell, Christopher Biggins, Chess Company, Ronnie Corbett, Julie Covington, Erasure, Follies Company, Samantha Fox, Patricia Hodge, Maureen Lipman, Sylvester McCoy, Gorge Melly, Anton Rogers, Ned Sherrin, Labi Siffre - Dec 13
1988 Showstoppers 4th Night of 100 Stars fundraiser for RNIB's Sunshine Fund for Blind Babies & Young People (Adelphi Theatre)+ Gorden Kaye, Bonnie Langford, George Sewell, Jack Tinker - Mar 20
1988 Children's Royal Variety Performance in aid of NSPCC (Victoria Palace Theatre, London) as Queen in scene from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - also David Tomlinson, Roy Castle, Bonnie Langford, Gorden Kaye, Wayne Sleep & The Royal Ballet, Ken Dodd, Norman Wisdom, Imelda Staunton, Kermit by Jim Henson, Lionel Blair, Derek Griffiths, Johnny Ball - Apr 24
1988 Victoria Wood Invites... fundraiser for Royal Gala Kings Head Theatre refurbishment (Kings Head, Upper Street N1) inc. Denis Lawson, Sylvester McCoy, Murray Melvin, Patricia Hodge - Apr 10
1988 Over the Rainbow (Rehearsed play reading) Actors Centre London WC1 with Melvin Hayes - Mar 18
1989 Stephen Sondheim Celebration Scottish Aid Monitor (SAM) fundraiser (King's Theatre, Edinburgh) - Feb 5
1989 Noel/Cole "Let's Do It" fundraiser Terrence Higgins Trust taped by Radio 2 (Barbican Concert Hall) - Oct 19
1989 World Aids Day - In Leicester (Michael Wood Centre, 29 New Walk), Fenella opened a new centre for local Aids organisations - Dec
1990 Gala for Romanian AIDS Babies & Orphans (London Palladium) inc. Peter Bowles, Joan Collins, Ronnie Corbett, Jeremy Irons, Glenda Jackson, Ian McKellen, Anton Rogers, Ruby Wax - Jan 20
1990 The Boy Friend (Concert & Celebrity Bill fundraiser for Players Theatre) (Duchess Theatre) concert - Jan 28
1990c On The Run (A 1930's Musical) fundraiser for Save The Children Fund (Painters' Hall, London EC4) Narrator
1991 Kids at Heart fundraiser for Medical Aid for Free Romania (London WC1 area) - Jan 20
1991 Stage Show 'Broadway to Brighton' (Sondheim) Sussex Aids Trust fundraiser for Brighton Hospice (Brighton Dome) performed I Never Do Anything Twice. Other performers inc. Anita Harris, David Kernan & Bonnie Langford details - Feb 17
1991 Melodramas read Liszt. Musical backing by Rhondda Gillespie Exeter Festival (Northcott Theatre) - June 16
1991 Shakespeare 'As He Liked It' The Comedie of Errors as Courtezan (Mermaid Theatre) - Dec 12
1992 A Time to Start Living World Aids Day Gala in celebration of Elisabeth Welch (raised a total of £119,000 for CRUSAID, later absorbed into Terence Higgins Trust) - Jun 12
1992 Chaucer-Caxton Commemorative Service & Concert Recital (St Margaret's Chu. Westminster Abbey) - Jul 15
1992 Benefit for Shelter
1992 Shop Assistance '92 (Celebrities serving in shops, restaurants and pubs in Covent Garden to raise money for Terrence Higgins Trust & Fashion Acts) - likely served in a shop
1992 A Time To Start Living - World AIDS Day Gala performed Damsel in Distress (Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury Ave) inc. Cleo Laine, John Dankworth, Bonnie Tyler, Paul Jones, Millicent Martin - Dec 6
​1993 Mad About The Boy celebrity Gala fundraiser for London Lighthouse performed ' I Went to a Marvellous Party' (Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury Ave) inc. Judy Campbell, Nickolas Grace, Patricia Hodge, Gorden Kaye, Bonnie Langford, Ian McKellen - May 16
1993 Life After Stroke Awards (The Stroke Association) present award to "The Nelson Arion Glee Union Male Choir" (House of Commons) - Jul 5
1993 Geoffrey Chaucer - Commemoration & Wreath Laying (Westminster Abbey) readings with Martin Starkie - Jul 23
​1994 Hot 'n' Spicy cabaret evening London Lighthouse AIDS fundraiser (Pizza on the Park) - Mar 20
1994 Ridgeway's Late Joys (Players' Theatre, Villiers St) Music Hall inc. Richard Gauntlett, Norma Dunbar, Clifton Todd, Jim McManus - Two weeks commencing Mar 22
1994 Monkey Business workshop performance (St Paul's Covent Garden)
1994 Sponsored Pilgrimage and Walk for homeless people (London to Canterbury) Fenella gave the launch speech at Trafalgar Square - Jun
1994 Chaucer Heritage Festival (St Katharine Cree Church, London) reading - Jul 15
1994 Open Day (City Lit. Drama, Dance & Speech Dept) - performance - Jul 16
1994 Classic FM concert MC Henry Kelly, Royal College of Music Chamber Orchestra, Jack Gibbons, Lesley Garret, Larry Adler - Fenella read 'Simple Story' AKA The Robber - Oct 9
​1994 Sundays at the Playhouse 'Sondheim' performed 'Liaisons' Show inc. Eartha Kitt, Bonnie Langford, Millicent Martin fundraiser for CRUSAID, later Terence Higgins Trust (Playhouse, Northumberland Ave) - Nov 27
1995 Charity concert organised by Cleo Laine and John Dankworth (Stables Theatre, Wavendon)
1995 Spitalfields Market Opera present Mozart/Salieri double bill (Ickworth House, Suffolk)- Aug 3
1995 English Country Opera non-singing, interlude performances, probably demonstrating, rather lavishly, how to make apple strudel (Ackergill Tower, Wick) - Sep 4
1995 Theatre Alive fund-raising party for Cherub Company London - Oct 15
1996 Big Picture-Carry On personal appearances - May 22, Jun 4, 5
1996 A Gala Celebration of Vivian Ellis inc. John Mills, Lionel Bart, Sheila Reid (Adelphi Theatre) Oct 6
1997 Spanish Curate as Violante, wife to Don Henrique (Globe Education Centre) - Mar 9
1997 Miraculous Mandarin BBC Proms TV and Radio 3 (Albert Hall) - recorded TV Centre Jun 11
1997 Service of Thanksgiving for Derek Salberg reading Second Lesson from Pilgrim's Progress (Birmingham Cathedral) - Nov 27
1998 Byzantine Festival in London likely reading Greek Classics - Mar 1
1998 Within A White Space (Concert) (Hellenic Centre) Narrator - Mar 26
1998 Cleo's Couture Ball fundraiser for New Stables appeal (Woburn Abbey) - performance
1998 The Puritan as The Lady Widow (Shakespeare's Globe Education Centre) reading - Nov 29
1999 A Night of Stars fundraiser Hospice of Hope for Romania (Orchard Theatre, Dartford) inc. Ronnie Corbett, Imelda Staunton, Denis Quilley, Christopher Biggins, Mr Blobby! - Jun 6
2000 Side by Side Sondheim 25th Anniversary Gala sang Liaisons (Stables Theatre, Wavendon) inc. Cleo Laine, David Kernan, Millicent Martin - Oct 15
2001 SxSxS (Stables Theatre, Wavendon) Fenella performed I Never Do Anything Twice - May 4
2001 Riverchange read play with Bernard Kops. Kent Literature Festival (Metropole Galleries, Folkstone) - Sep 30
2004 Interviewed by Wyn Calvin (Green Room Club at Club for Acts and Actors, Bedford Street W2) - Mar 31
2004 In Conversation with Louise Stein (Fan Museum, Greenwich) - May 27
2004 Joan Sims Tribute fundraiser for Royal Theatrical Fund & British Comedy Society (Pinewood) - Oct 17
2005 'PHAB Christmas Eve at the Rectory' concert fundraiser (St James Church) - Dec 15
2006 Concert to Celebrate St George's Day fundraiser for Royal British Legion reading 'The Queen's Croquet Ground' from Alice in Wonderland (St George's Church Hanover Square) - Apr 20
2007 Jarvis Cocker's Meltdown (Royal Festival Hall)
2008 Royal Mail Launch & Photocall (Carry On series of stamps) - Jul 9
2009 Songs of Reckoning poetry evening (Kings Place Hall, London) - Jan 22
TBC Babar the Elephant
TBC Damnation of Faust BBC Proms TV and Radio 3 (Royal Albert Hall)
Fenella Fielding - Film Credits include:
1959 Sapphire as Lingerie Shop Manageress (uncredited)
1959 Follow a Star as Lady Finchington with Norman Wisdom
1960 Doctor in Love as Mrs Tadwich
1960 Foxhole in Cairo as Yvette
1961 Carry on Regardless as Penny Panting with Kenneth Connor
1961 No Love for Johnnie as Sheilah
1962 In the Doghouse as Miss Fordyce with Leslie Phillips
1962 Village of Daughters as Voice-over (uncredited)
1963 The Old Dark House as Morgana Femm
1963 Doctor in Distress as Passenger on Train
1965 How to Undress in Public Without Undue Embarrassment as Narrator
1966 Drop Dead Darling (US: Arrivederci Baby!) as Fenella with Tony Curtis & Lionel Jeffries
1966 Doctor in Clover (US: Carnaby, M.D.) as Tatiana Rubikov
1966 Carry on Screaming! as Valeria Watt with Kenneth Williams & Harry H. Corbett
1967 Road to St. Tropez (short) as Narrator
1969 Lock Up Your Daughters! as Lady Eager
1970 Dougal and the Blue Cat as The Blue Queen (voice) (uncredited)
1974 S.P.Y.S. - likely an uncredited voiceover TBC - Jul 28
1977 Cumbernauld Hit (Promo film for new town of Cumbernauld) as Liana
1978 Golden Gala (TV movie) as Herself
1984 The Zany Adventures of Robin Hood as Molly (TV Movie)
1986 A Winter Story (TV movie) (voice)
1999 Guest House Paradiso as Mrs Foxfur with Rik Mayall & Adrian Edmondson
2007 Wishbaby as Eve
2008 A Parish Boy's Progress (Keighley-shot community project)
2011 Over the Edge as Mrs. van Eisner
2011 Tincture of Vervain as Her Ladyship (short, filmed 2006)
Fenella Fielding - Television Credits include:
1955 September review BBC details - Sep 14
1955 Panorama BBC appeared with familiar duo Max Robertson & Malcolm Muggeridge - Sep 26
1955 Double Your Money (ITV Quiz show with Hughie Green) Associated Redifusion - Sep 26 plus 5 other episodes
1955 Monday Mixture (ITV morning magazine) - Nov 11 (10 weeks)
1956 Alfred Marks Time sketch with Alfred (Associated-Rediffusion Television)
1957 Destination Downing Street (series) as Djemila (broadcast live) - episodes
1957 Say It with Music (solo song) (BBC)
1957 Summers Here guest on Jill Summers' show (ITV)
1957 BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (series): 'The Magnificent Egoist' - Prostitute details
1958 Monday Show hosted by Hughie Green comedy spot (Wembley Studios) Feb, Mar & Apr
1958 Saturday Playhouse (series) 'Design for Murder' as Delia Mitchell details - live trans. Mar 15
1958 Dicky Valentine Show recorded at Wood Green Empire sketch (ITV)
1958 The Army Game as Evangelist NAAFI girl (comedy series)
1958 Tonight (topical TV show hosted by Ned Sherrin) performed a number or dialogue
1958 Chelsea at 8 from Chelsea Palace Theatre
1958 Late London (Light Entertainment show at 11:30pm)
1958 Glencannon (series recorded at Elstree)
1959 Late Extra interview (Associated Rediffusion) - Jan 29
1959 Late Extra filmed Fenella in her flat
1959 The Four Just Men (series) 'Treviso Dam' as The Contessa
1959 Swinging Down The Lane music programme (BBC TV Centre)
1959 Saturday Spectacular hosted by Hughie Green (from Wood Green Studios) - May
1959 Adventures of Brigadier Wellington-Bull (BBC series) as The Rajah's Wife - July 17
1959 Tell the Truth (ITV panel show) with Noel Harrison - July 27
1960 Armchair Theatre 'Guardian Angel' (ITV series) as Susie Flamberg w. Keith Mitchell - Feb 21
1960 Danger Man (series) 'An Affair of State' - as the Hostess with Patrick McGoohan
1960 Home Grown magazine show as guest (Southern TV)
1960 The Strange World of Gurney Slade (series) as voice of Caroline the Cow - Episode #1.3 with Anthony Newley
1960 Wednesday Magazine (BBC Lime Grove. Produced by Ned Sherrin)
1960 Reprise (ITV play) as Ernestine
1960 International Detective (series) 'The Whitley Case' - Marcelle Clinton
1961 The Observer (Lionel Hale interview series on Associated TV) Guest Jan 8
1961 Tonight Show (BBC Lime Grove with Ned Sherrin)
1961 Does The Team Think (BBC Lime Grove)
1962 Tonight (Directed by Ned Sherrin) performed topical song and dance number
​1962 Filmed at home by Granada TV
1962 Harry Worth Show comedy (from Blackpool)
1962 Rhyme or Reason (poetry show) (BBC 2)
1962 Juke Box Jury (BBC series) Guest alongside Rupert Davies & Dion - Sep 15
1962 Saki (mini-series) - Mary Drakmanton [appeared in 8 episodes]
1962-63 That Was The Week That Was [episodes] 22/12/62: "I did the Herbert Fagin number that goes, ‘I’ve danced with a man who’s danced with a girl who’s danced with The Prince of Wales’." Also appeared 09/03/63.
1963 Day by Day (Southern daily magazine series) Feature Spot ‘I sang a song.’ - Jan 22
1963 Mr Justice Duncannon (BBC series) 'Trial and Error' as The Girl details - Feb 8
1963 Day by Day (Southern daily magazine series) Feature Spot - Feb 12
1963 Day by Day (Southern daily magazine series) Feature Spot - Feb 20
1963 In Town Today (BBC)
1963 Monitor (BBC Arts Programme)
1963 Braden Beat (ATV series) - Oct 25
1963 Wednesday Magazine (BBC TV Centre) - Apr 17
1963 Seen at 6:30pm (Granada TV) - Jul 12
1963 Kitchen Party with Fanny Craddock (BBC Lime Grove Studios) - Sep 29
1963 Who is Secombe (sketch/stand-up) details - Dec 26
1963 Comedy Playhouse (BBC series) 'Comrades in Arms as Julie with Ian Bannen (Pilot, not commissioned) - Nov 30
1964 Theatre 625 (series) 'The Ides of March' - Cleopatra
1964 Celebrity Game (From Wembley Studios) guest with Groucho Marx, Eden Hartford, Susan Hampshire, Kingsley Amis & Brian Epstein - June 12
1964 Gazette (ABC TV Manchester)
1964 So Much To Remember (TV version for BBC2) 45 minute version of the longer 1963 stage show
1964 Line Up (BBC 2 from TV Centre)
1964 Armchair Theatre 'The Importance of Being Earnest' as Gwendolen with Ian Carmichael
1964 Love Story (series) 'Divorce, Divorce' as Celia with Patrick Macnee - Mar 9
1964 Animal Land (Yorkshire TV)
1964 The Avengers (series) 'The Charmers' as Kim Lawrence with Patrick Macnee, Honor Blackman
1964 Juke Box Jury [various, including 26/12]
1964-67 Eamonn Andrews Show (BBC TV series) Herself - [episodes]
1965 Stars and Garters (series) Herself - Episode #3.6
1965 Memoirs of a Chaise Longue (BBC series) 'Mixed Doubles' with Terence Morgan - Jul 2
1965 Drama 65 (series) 'Mrs Quilley's Murder Shoes' Mrs.Garfield [episodes]
1965 The Fabulous Fenella Fielding (ITV 20 min show inc. songs)
1965 Sing a Song of Six-pence (Rediffusion quiz show) - Aug 27
1965 Points of View (BBC TV Centre) Fenella read the weather forecast, after a complaint about the dismal voices of professional weather men
1965 Juke Box Jury (BBC) January, November
1965 Call My Bluff on (BBC Quiz programme, Television Centre) Robert Morley & Mary Rand - Dec 5
1966 Roundabout at Noon (news/entertainment programme with Keith Harrison)
1966 Call My Bluff (with Frank Muir) Aug, Sept, Oct,
1966 Izeena (The Zany) [episodes]
1967 The Prisoner (series) as Loudspeaker Announcer & Telephone Operator [episodes]
1967 Eamonn Andrews Show (BBC TV series) Herself - Jan
1967 Magic Box (Recorded in Teddington)
1968 Call My Bluff (series) Episode as Herself - Feb
1968 Ooh La La (BBC 2 colour series) Georges Feydeau's French bedroom farce 'Call Me Maestro' as Henriette with Patrick Cargill, Roy Hudd & Ellen Pollock - Jul 1
1969 A Touch of Venus (BBC series) 'The Autograph' 30 minute solo play as Marcella - Jan 15
1969 Great Ziegfeld at BBC Lime Grove Studios
1969 Eamonn Andrews Show (BBC TV series) Herself - Feb
1969 Quiz of the Week (BBC TV Centre)
1969 Ooh La La (BBC 2 series) Sacha Guitry's French bedroom farce 'Two Whole Days' as the Wife with Patrick Cargill, Ivor Dean - Aug 25
1969 Morecambe & Wise Show (series) Christmas Show as Herself
1969 The Dave King Show (series) Episode as Herself - 11 December
1969 It’s Tommy Cooper sketches - two appearances
1969 Dave King Show (Recorded in Birmingham)
1970 Morecambe & Wise Show (series) Episode #3.3 as Herself details
1970 All Things Considered (BBC 1 magazine programme) Fenella talks about superstition - say she must tear envelopes of all first night telegrams into 3 pieces - Jan 18
1970 Dean Martin Presents The Golddiggers (series) - Sketches inc. burglar one with Marty Feldman
1970 Morecambe & Wise Show (series) Episode #4.4 as Herself/Lady Bedworthy details
1970 Tonight Show (America)
1970 Ed Sullivan Show (New York) songs and sketch
1970 Toast of the Town (series) Episode #24.7 as Comedian / Herself
1971 That's Your Funeral (series) [S1.E6 A Touch of Violet] as Mrs. Darling
1971 The Dick Cavett Show (US) Guest
1971 Tea Break interview with Michael Parkinson
1971 Music Now (BBC TV Centre) Fenella: "Probably a light-hearted show."
1971 Going For A Song (Bristol)
1971 Late Night Extra TV chat show Guest
1971 That Stuart Hall Show (BBC Chat Show) Guest - Nov 16
1972 This is Your Life: David Frost (host Eamonn Andrews) sketch from 'TW3'
1972 Façade tribute to Edith Sitwell (Studio 1 BBC TV Centre)
1972 Counterpoint 'Façade Suite' with Nash Ensemble as Reader (BBC 2)
1972 Parkinson (BBC chat show) details as Herself alongside James Mason - Aug
1972 Morecambe & Wise Show (series) Christmas Show - Herself
1973 What's My Line? (series) as Herself
1973 This is Your Life: Jim Dale
1974 What's My Line? (series) as Herself
1974 Russell Harty (London Weekend Television) Guest - Feb 27
1974 Eamonn Andrews - Mar 27
1974 The Cat with Denholm Elliot (BBC recorded at Lee Electric) Jun 14
1974 Night Line (TV show at LBC) - Oct 12
1974 Parkinson - Guest
1975 Wogan's World (Birmingham) - Jun 12
1976 ITV This Is Your Life - about ITV (ITV New London Theatre) - Sep 22
1976 Mastermind game show - note says 'Talk of the Town' (BBC 1)
1976 This Is Your Life (Euston Studios) - Dec 1
1977 On the Move (Series) BBC 1 - Feb 17 details
1977 The Good Old Days (series) Episode 24/02 - Herself, Performer
1977 Those Wonderful TV Times (Tyne Tees TV series) Episode #2.4 as Herself - Jan 13
1977 Pebble Mill with Derek Nimmo feature 'Just A Nimmo' (BBC 1)
1977 Your Move game show (BBC TV Centre) - Feb 02
1977 Day By Day (Southern Television) - Aug 10
1978 Michael Parkinson Show (BBC TV) - Dec 16
1978 Opinions Unlimited at Old Courthouse Dorchester (Southern TV) - Apr 27
1979 Kaleidoscope (Broadcasting House) - Oct 10
1979 Give Us A Clue quiz show (Thames Television) - Nov 12
1979 That's Carry On as Valeria Watt
1979 Thames News - Oct 25
1980 Kaleidoscope (BBC) - Jan
1980 Nobody's Perfect with Elaine Stritch (ATV series) 'Vivien's Problem' as Vivien
1980 Play It Again (Tyne Tees) - Sep 19
1981 Cribb (series) as Zena Prothero [episode: Mad Hatter's Holiday) - Mar 29
1981 Your Move (Brian Redhead show to help adults improve reading & writing) as voice of Vet - Mar
1981 Interview (HTV) - May 21
1981 Friday Live (Tyne Tees TV) - Jun 5
1981 Coast to Coast (TVS) Interviewee - Dec 31
1982 Russell Harty Programme (BBC) read an extract from Façade - Mar 25
1982 Blankety Blank quiz show (BBC1) Member of Panel - Aug 15
1982 Pebble Mill at One (BBC TV) - Oct 11
1982 Comedy Tonight (BBC) - Part: As Required - Dec 13
1983 Breakfast Time (BBC) - Feb 7
1983 Children in Need (series) Episode - Herself
1983 [Russell] Harty (BBC1) - May 19
1983 Vintage Quiz (TVS) Guest Panellist - Sep 29
1983 Six O'clock Show (LWT) - Nov 18
1984 Saturday Guest List (BBC) as Party Guest - May 20
1984 Breakfast Time (BBC 1) Guest of the Day - Nov 5
1985 On The Market (Granada) Fenella does a wonderful cooking presentation - Jul 9
1985 5th Alternative Miss World (Channel 4)
1985 A Royal Night of One Hundred Stars presence of Princess Anne at Olivier Theatre (LWT) Save the Children fundraiser - Mar 17
1985 Russell Grant Show (likely during his spot on Breakfast Time) (BBC) - Jun 19
1985 The Pickwick Papers (series) as Mrs. Leo Hunter [episode 1.4]
1985 Paul Daniels Christmas Show (BBC) Wicked Witch - Dec 18
1986 Mid-day Live to promote Chaucer show at London Arts Theatre and tour
1987 Give Us A Clue quiz show
1988 Sandy Wilson Documentary (HTV) interview lunch with Sandy - May 5
1988 Coast to Coast People chat show promote Chaucer at Sevenoaks Festival - Jun 15
1989 Wogan as Guest (also Leslie Nielsen - Dec 8
1990-95 The Word (Channel 4) - Announcer (Remittance advice located: recordings Dec 92-Mar 93)
1990 Cats - The Song of the Jellicles O/S (BBC TV) - Apr
​1990 Uncle Jack and Operation Green (series) as The Vixen [episodes]
1990 Children's BBC interview (BBC TV) - Nov 1
1990 Sticky Moments on Tour (Julian Clary) guest performing sendup of 'the Scottish' play - Dec 19
​1991 Uncle Jack and the Loch Noch Monster (series) as The Vixen [episodes]
1991 Carrott's Commercial Breakdown 2 (BBC TV) one hour special featuring Fenella in Terrence Higgins Trust 'Hopping Pecker' see video
1991 This Is Your Life for Barry Foster (host Michael Aspel)
1992 Tomorrow's World extract (BBC) - Jan 30
1992 Uncle Jack and the Dark Side of the Moon (series) as The Vixen [episodes]
1992 The Word: Access All Areas (Channel 4) Announcer - Dec 17
1993 Laugh with the Carry Ons
1993 Kilroy guest - Feb 18
1993 Uncle Jack and Cleopatra's Mummy (series) as The Vixen [episodes]
1993 World in Action voice over (Granada TV) - Jun 18
1993 Vladek interview for documentary about Vladek Sheybal (First Channel, Poland) - Nov
1994 The South Bank Show (documentary) 'Kenneth Williams' Herself (interview at Traveller's Club, Pall Mall) - Jul
1995 The Big City
1996 This Morning (Granada TV) - Jun 18
1997 Wolfgang Borchert - The Man Outside (play) details
1997 Gayle's World comedy series (Carlton TV) - Jun 13
1997 Record Breakers - Series 26 'Barbara Cartland (voice) - Aug 6
1998 What's a Carry On? 40 years of Carry On documentary (Carlton TV) as Herself, at Re-Union
1998 Carry On Team (Blackwatch Productions) - Interview - Sep
1998 Kenneth Williams: A Life on the Box (documentary)
1998 Reputations (documentary) 'Kenneth Williams: Seriously Outrageous' - Herself
1998 In the Presence of Julian Clary - Guest
1999 Jilly Cooper Series 1 (BBC) - Jan 25
1999 Interior Hysteria probably narrator - Feb 28
1999 The Making of 'Guest House Paradiso' - Herself
1999 Carnival of Monsters (TV special) - Narrator (voice)
2000 Heroes of Comedy (documentary) 'Kenneth Williams' - Herself
2000 Harry Enfield Brand Spanking New Show (Sky One) likely played voice on radio - rec Aug 24
2000 Martian Gothic: Unification (Video Game) voice recorded at Pinewood - Mood - Oct 8
2000 Reds Away 'Doing The Corkscrew' cartoon, possibly not broadcast (voice)
2001 Can We Carry On, Girls? (TV documentary) - Herself/Various Characters
2001 I Love Christmas (TV documentary)
2001 Reds Away (Pilot) voiced the character of an animated plane - Mar 12
2001 Beginner's Luck as Mark's mum
2001 Top Ten TV 'Icons of Camp' interview - Nov 28
2002 Legends 3: Leslie Phillips (Carlton documentary) - Herself - Apr 20
2003 The 100 Greatest Scary Moments (documentary) - Herself - Aug 1
2003 Timeshift 'The Magic Roundabout Story' - Herself details
2004 Newmarket Woman (ITV Anglia) [6 episodes] - Narrator
2004 Abroad Again in Britain (TV documentary) [episodes] as Dearie
2005 This Morning (TV series) Episode 26 August - Herself
2005 Greatest Ever Movies (Channel 4) - Dec 8
2006 The 50 Greatest Comedy Films (TV documentary) - Herself
2006 Carry on Quizzing (Video Game) as Valeria Watt (uncredited)
2006 The Best of British Film (7 x 90 mins documentary series) (BBC 2) Interview - Aug 24
2006 Destination Lunch hosted by Judith Chalmers & Peter Purves (Sky TV) - Oct 26
2007 The All Together as Mrs. Cox
2007 Don't Knock Yourself Out (documentary) - Herself
2007 British Film Forever 'Sauce, Satire and Silliness: Story of British Comedy' documentary Herself
2008 Alan Titchmarsh Show - Appearance - Mar 11
2008 Springtime for Hilli reality TV (Wedding Channel) voice over - recorded Apr 16 and 23
2009 Clare Seal - Voyages of Descent (play) details
2009 The Legend of Dick and Dom (TV series) as Lotte Lawoo [episodes]
2009 Radio Mania: An Abandoned Work (short) as Mrs Langdon
2011 Eric & Ernie: Behind the Scenes (TV documentary) - Herself
2011 Pop Goes the Sexual Revolution (Channel 4) Interview - rec Oct 13
2012 Skins (TV series) as Grandmother
2012 Greatest Carry On Films (Channel 5) - Herself
2013 Carry On Loving (Sky Music) - Presenter
2013 Kookyville (Channel 4) - Announcer
2015 Carry On Forever documentary appearance (ITV3)
2017 Morecambe & Wise Forever documentary appearance (ITV3)
Children of the Night - Host (Channel 4) TBC​​
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Radio Broadcasts Plays/Comedies/Appearances include:
1945 Quiz Time (BBC Home Service Transmission) pre-career, Finella Feldman - Jul 13
1946 Quiz Team-6 (BBC Light Programme) pre-career, Fenella Feldman - Jan 18
1955 Pertwee's Progress (series) (with Jon Pertwee) "Performed all of the female comedy." Broadcasts 1, 2, 3, 4 and 8. details
1957 Yegor Bulichov (Maxim Gorky) as Varvara (BBC Third Programme) episodes details - Oct 3
1959 That's Life
1959 To Tell The Truth
1959 Hancock's Half Hour 'The Poetry Society' unnamed part inc. Tony Hancock & Sid James details
1959 Educating Archie (series) details
1960 Songs and sketches taped at Bull and Bush (Shepherds Bush)
1960 Evelyn Laye introduces, On Stage Everybody! details
1960 Does The Team Think? details
1960 Monday Night at Home details - Fenella & Kenneth Williams perform 'If Only' from Pieces of Eight - Nov 7
1961 Auguste (Saturday Night Theatre) details - Francoise Martin, starlet in the making - Feb 11
1961-1962 Something to Shout About (series) as Janet - "Radio series, went on forever." inc. Michael Medwin, Joan Sims details
1962 Woman's Hour
1962 The Liars details
1962 The Rivals as Lydia Languish details inc. Fay Compton & Baliol Holloway - Apr 27
1962 The Double Gallant (series) as Lady Dainty details inc. Timothy West
1962 The Dog Next Door (A Dog Opera in two Parts) as Wee Fing details - Dec 27
1963 Does the Team Think? (BBC quiz) - Mar 18
1963 Proteus as the The nymph, Bryony details inc. Tony Britton - Mar 19
1963 Woman's Hour details - Jun 20
1963 In Town Today (BBC Home Service) - Oct 10
1965 Woman's Hour details - Jan
1965 Does the Team Think (Radio 4) S9. E22 Contestant - Feb 14
1965 Man and Superman details - Aug 16
1965 Woman's Hour details - Jun
1965 Man Speaking
1965 Movie Go-Round (BBC magazine programme) Fenella interviewed on set - Dec 5
1966 Interview with Carl Conway (Radio Caroline) - Mar & Oct
1966 A Conversation With... (series presented by Roger Snowdon) - July 31
1966 Hedda Gabler as Hedda details inc. Ian McKellen
1966 Ed Stewart interview (Capital Radio)
1967 The First Night of Pygmalion details
1967 Desert Island Discs (Radio 4) - Guest
1967 Call My Bluff details
1967 Cats details
1967 Kenneth Robinson interview
1967 Choice of Paperbacks - appear with two distinguished writers
1968 Call My Bluff details - Jan
1968 Tennis Elbow Football Game details
1968 Does The Team Think?
1969 The Guardsman
1969 Much Ado About Nothing as Beatrice details inc. Sir Ralph Richardson
1969 Just A Minute (BBC quiz show) Fenella with Kenneth Williams, Derek Nimmo, Clement Freud, Miriam Karlin & Sheila Hancock - Sep 29
1969 Call My Bluff quiz show - three appearances in Nov
1969 Does The Team Think? details
1969 The Jealous Wife play details
1969 Doctor at Large 'Dr Sparrow of Harley Street' details
1970 The Hero Rises Up as Lady Hamilton details
1970 Brothers in Law as Nina Zoffany details
1970 Marya details
1970 The Bull of La Plata details
1971 Pete Murray Show - Apr, Sep
1971 With Great Pleasure hosted by Jack de Manio - Guest - Nov
1971 Open House with Pete Murray - Dec
1971 That's Your Funeral details
1972 Importance of Being Earnest as Lady Bracknell or Gwendolyn TBC (BBC Bush House)
1973 Open House with Pete Murray - Jan, Jun
1973 Frank Muir Goes Into... The Theatre uncredited Fiona S01 E04 (BBC Radio 4) - Apr 23
1973 The Man Outside
1973 Taming of The Shrew as Katherine details inc. Paul Daneman, Miriam Margolyes
1974 Open House with Pete Murray - Jan, May
1974 Sarah and Friends publicity for Absurd Person Singular (Capital Radio)
1974 Present Laughter details inc. Paul Scofield & Patricia Routledge
1974 Outrageous Ladies as storyteller details inc. Mitch Raper
1974 Night Line with Gareth Wilding Forbes (London Broadcasting) - re. campaign to save the Criterion Theatre
1974 Monkeys - A Love Story as Lotta details
1975 Doting
1975 Valmouth as Lady Parvula de Panzoust details - Apr 28
1975 Frank Muir Goes Into... Poetry (extract from Hancock's Half Hour 1959) fee of £3.60! - Aug 5
1975 Peter Robinson (Capital Radio) interview at Audio International Rodmarton St - Nov 2
1976 Hail, Horrors, Hail with Valentine Dyall & Charles Osborne (Radio 4) details recorded Studio B14 10/12/75 - Jan 1
1976 Spoof radio game show (Paris Cinema) - Aug 1
1976 Blithe Spirit (BBC Bush House) - Aug
1976 Kaleidoscope sang ‘I’m Beautiful’ and ‘Never Kissed A Man’ (Scottish TV) - Aug 25
1976 Open House with Pete Murray - Sep
1977 Topsy and Ted (play) as dancer, Isadora Duncan (Radio 4) details - recorded Feb 26
1978 Open House with Brian Matthew (Radio 2) probably interview - Oct 6
1979 Diary of a Scoundrel as Kleopatra Mamaeva details
1979 Desert Island Risks send-up with Roy Plomley (Radio 4) - Mar 21
1979 Frankie Howerd Variety Show sketches produced by Griff Rhys Jones (Radio 2)
1979 Just Before Midnight 'Aladdin' 25 min panto by John Morley (BBC Broadcasting House) - Nov 29
1979 The Story of the Lyric [Theatre]
1979 Start The Week discussion programme (BBC Radio 4) - Nov
1979 The Mollusc (Hubert Henry Davies) (BBC Radio) - Dec
1981 Michael Aspel Show (Capital Radio) - Dec 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11
1982 Michael Aspel Show (Capital Radio) - Jan 15
1982 Play of the Week (BBC Radio) Reader - Jan 23 & 25
1982 Morning Star (BBC Radio London) - Mar 30
1982 John Dunn Show (BBC Radio) Interview - Apr 1
1982 Round Midnight (BBC) Excerpts from Valmouth inc Patrick Garland, Judy Campbell, Jane Wenham, Bertice Reading, Doris Hare, Marcia Ashton - Jun 23
1982 Pete Murray's Late Show (BBC Radio) - Aug 28
1982 Pete Murray's Late Show (BBC Radio) - Dec 10
1983 Merely Melville (Ian Carmichael presents tribute to Alan Melville) Interviewee - Feb 13
1983 Towards the End of the Morning as Glenda Mounce (Radio 4) details - Sep 17
1983 The Weekend Late Show (BBC Radio) Guest appearance - Sep 25
1984 Midweek with Henry Kelly conversation (Radio 4) - Jan
1985 Gloria Hunniford Show (Radio 2) Guest - Jan 10
1985 Level Three (BBC Radio Wales) Live 15 min interview - Feb 14
1985 Round Midnight (BBC) - Dec 6
1986 Andrew Marshall interview (Radio Mercury, Croydon) - Nov 9
1987 Fresh Air on 4 (Interview with Barry Norman) inc. Victoria Wood also a guest - Oct 30
1988 The Song of the Jellicle (BBC Radio) - Sep
1988 Gloria Hunniford Show (BBC Radio) - Sep
1988 Loose Ends Interviewed by Ned Sherrin about part in Midsummer Nights Dream - Aug 20
1988 Loose Ends Old Possums Book of Practical Cats reader (Radio 4) - Oct
1988 Midweek (BBC Radio 4) Birthday Guest - Nov 23
1989 Old Possums Book of Practical Cats reader (Radio 4) also Ian McKellen & Richard Briers - Jan 1
1990 Noel/Cole - Let's Do It charity concert (Radio 2) - Feb 3
1990 One Night at the Opera (BBC) Fenella shares operatic experiences and enthusiasms with Monty Haltrecht - Feb 7
1990 The Unfortunate Fursey as Gertie (Radio 4) - 24 Feb
1991 Head On - Cole Porter (BBC Scotland) - Jan 23
1991 BBC Scotland interview - Sep
1991 Die Fledermaus details
1991 Music of Liza Lehmann (Leeds Town Hall)
1991 British Forces Radio interview - Dec 2
1992 Worldly Wise (BBC Radio) - Feb
1992 AM Alternative (BBC Radio 5) took part in studio discussion with one other guest - Jun 16
1992 Comedy Bookcase (Radio 2) read favourite humorous works from Saki short stories - Dec 9
1992 Comedy Bookcase (Radio 2) read favourite satirical works from Cold Comfort Farm & Vile Bodies - Dec 16
1993 Soho Nights as Ivka (Radio 4) 5 episodes
1993 Eddie Mair Live record idents (BBC Radio) - May 20
1993 Comedy Bookcase (Radio 2) read a favourite humorous Saki story The Schartz-Metterklume Method - Aug 17
1994 Classic FM concert MC Henry Kelly, Royal College of Music Chamber Orchestra, Jack Gibbons, Lesley Garret, Larry Adler - Fenella read ' Simple Story' AKA The Robber - Oct 9
1995 Woman's Hour performance at Ronnie Scott's, London (BBC Radio 4) - Mar 2
1995 Nothing Like a Dame (BBC) - Mar 20
1995 Cling Film Mark Kermode & Wendy Lloyd (Radio 1) Fenella & Mark review films inc. French Kiss - Oct 19
1995 Balderdash & Piffle - by Alex Games (BBC Worldwide) interview - Sep 12
1996 Jericho Players play (Radio 4) details - Sep 24
1996 Colour Radio BBC Radio Bristol - Sep 9
1996 Ned Sherrin's Review of Revue recorded at Theatre Museum Jun 9 (BBC Radio 2) - Aug 31
1997 Wolfgang Borchert - The Man Outside as the River Elbe (play) details
1997 BBC Proms details
1997 Quote... Unquote
1998 Richard Allinson guest (BBC Radio 2) details - Feb 01
1998 Voyages of Descent narrator of play (BBC Scotland) - Nov 30
1999 Sunday Morning at the Centre of the World details inc. Joan Sims & Martin Shaw
2000 Inside Tracks (BBC) - Apr 3
2001 Royal Horticultural Society Radio - May 1
2004 Britain in a Box: The Prisoner (Radio 4) - Herself details​ - May 24
2004 Hancock's Helpers documentary (Radio 4) interview - Nov 11
2005 Steve Wright's Big Guests (Radio 2)
2007 Broadcasting House - Aug 24
2009 Dear Diary interview - Oct 30
2011 Dombey and Son as Mrs Skewton (Radio 4) series - Nov-Dec
2008 Carry On Britain documentary details
2011 Woman's Hour details - Guest
2011-2015 Fenella Fielding & Simon McKay Radio Shows host details
2013 Home Truths 'Fenella's Birthday Party' - Guest
2015 Post Punk Britain - Simon McKay's 50th - Guest
2016 Pre-Punk Britain Fenella hosts Simon McKay's regular show - Host
2017 Between The Lines play details (Radio 4) inc. Meera Syal, William Gaunt
2017 Front Row promoting memoirs (Radio 4)
2017 Broadcasting House (Radio 4) All week, to mark her 90th birthday, Fenella reads phrases requested by listeners
2017 Jo Good Show promoting memoirs (BBC Radio London)
2017 Jane Garvey and Peter Allen Show promoting memoirs (BBC Radio 5 Live)
2017 Incredible Women comedy (Radio 4) episodes
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Records, CDs and DVDs include:
1959 Valmouth (LP on PYE Records)
1959 Pieces of Eight (LP on Gala Records)
1964 Get Fit ski (flexi disc)
1965 Fenella's Horoscope by Celeste (flexi disc given with Nova magazine)
1965 Alice In Wonderland as the Dormouse (LP on Music For Pleasure) details
1966 Big Bad Mouse/Later (single on Columbia)
1969 Peter and the Wolf
1972 Façade with Michael Flanders reading poetry by Edith Sitwell. accompaniment composed by William Walton (LP on HMV Records)
1982 Valmouth (LP on That's Entertainment Records)
1992 Among Friends (The Words and Music of Richard Kates) - Fenella recorded I Could Never Keep the Man (MPG CD) inc. Su Pollard, Jaqueline Dankworth, Bonnie Langford
1995 The Canterbury Tales Fenella reading with Martin Starkie (Durkin Hayes Cassette)
1999 Guest House Paradiso (Soundtrack) Includes dialogue - one track is Mr Twat. Fenella's inclusion TBC (CD on POV Records POV 1103)
2004 Bottom Mindless Violence DVD (includes extract from Guest House Paradiso) - Nov
2006 Carry On Screaming (DVD) Commentary recorded Aug 2
2009 Crash (Savoy CD)
2010 Night of the Wolf (Victor Pemberton) (Fanton CD)
​2012 Savoy Recordings (Savoy CD)
2013 Colette (Savoy CD)
2014 Sweetness of Honey Greek poetry (CD)
2017 Do You Mind If I Smoke (Audio Book CD set) Fenella narrates her memoirs
2018 Angel Bright (Audio Book CD set)