A number of hit comedies transferred to or from the theatre in the 1970s and 1980s, and other important plays here during the period included Rattigan's "Separate Tables", with John Mills in 1976, Lyle Kessler's "Orphans" in 1986 with Albert Finney, "I'm Not Rappaport" the same year, with Paul Scofield, and Dorothy Tutin, Eileen Atkins and Siân Phillips in "Thursday's Ladies" in 1987. "Driving Miss Daisy" played in 1988, starring Wendy Hiller, and 1989 saw Zoë Wanamaker in "Mrs Klein", Vanessa Redgrave in "A Madhouse in Goa", "Thunderbirds FAB" starring Andrew Dawson and Gavin Robertson, and Peter O'Toole in "Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell". Penelope Wilton starred in Rattigan's "The Deep Blue Sea" in 1993, and "In Praise of Love" played in 1995 with Peter Bowles. Mark Little starred in the Laurence Olivier Award-winning one-man show, "Defending the Caveman" in 1999.