The Music Hall's first production was a revival of one of the many stage adaptations of the famous 19th century sensation novel East Lynne by Ellen Wood. Subsequent productions included The Face at the Window, Lady Audley's Secret (another revived Victorian melodrama) and How the West was Lost, which was written by Barry Creyton. Creyton's production gathered the talents of actors such as Sheila Kennelly, Barry Lovett, Alan Dearth, and Des Rolfe, many of whom went on to appear in subsequent productions written and directed by John Faassen. Peter Pinne's The Magic of George Miller's Music Hall covers the history of this theatre in some depth.
