The theatre then presented "Make and Break" (Michael Frayn), with Leonard Rossiter and Prunella Scales (1980). The following year, Louis Michaels died, and the theatre passed to a company, Louis I Michaels Ltd, with President, Enid Chanelle and Chairman, Arnold M Crook, which continued to own the theatre for decades. They presented "Overheard", by Peter Ustinov; and "Virginia", with Maggie Smith (1981). In 1982, the Haymarket staged a repertory season including "Hobson's Choice", starring Penelope Keith; "Captain Brassbound's Conversion" (Shaw); "Uncle Vanya" (Chekhov); "Rules of the Game" (Luigi Pirandello); and "Man and Superman" (Shaw), starring Peter O'Toole. In 1983, productions included "The School for Scandal", starring Donald Sinden; "Heartbreak House" (Shaw), starring Rex Harrison; Ben Kingsley in a one-man show about Edmund Kean; "A Patriot for Me" (John Osborne); "The Cherry Orchard" (Chekhov); and "The Sleeping Prince" (Terence Rattigan).