Richard Condon (born 1937 in Belfast - died 1991 in County Mayo), was an impresario and theatre manager.
Condon, affectionately known as Dick was made theatre manager of the Theatre Royal, Norwich in 1972.[1] During his tenure, the genial Irishman transformed the theatre into one of the most popular in Europe. On leaving the theatre after a funding dispute, he formed a partnership with the Pavilion Theatre, Cromer Pier and helped to produce the ever-popular Seaside Special.[2] In 1987, he was appointed general manager of the revived D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, helping to restart the company in 1988.[3]
After his death the Eastern Daily Press wrote that he was among the "best known and assuredly best loved figures in Norfolk"[4]