| GOSTEADY | Have a regular date to do stage production at the end of July (2,6) |
| SEEEYETOEYE | What pupils do to show agreement (3,3,2,3)WASTWOSTARS12 and 22Ac. Maintaining respectability by continuing to do stage work (7,2,11) |
| APPEARANCES | Maintaining respectability by continuing to do stage work (7,2,11) |
| KEEPINGUP | Maintaining respectability by continuing to do stage work (7,2,11) |
| OPERATE | Manage stage production at empty theatre |
| CLOSET | Press to cease production at the end of it (6) |
| CAPE | Control production, at the end. Up to a point (4) |
| PROPERTY | Somewhere for the family with right temperature at the end of July (8) |
| PLAYUPON | Take advantage of working to support production at university (4,4) |
| MUSICALS | Notes on a long session, initially, for dramatic production, at some stage (8) |
| HEADLONG | It's hard to get a golden production at full speed (8) |
| INNYARDS | Where once men swapped horses entrails around the end of July (8) |
| STEADYON | Calm down - regular date's available! |
| STEADIES | Stays for those with regular dates |
| STEADY | A regular date might set day for a change (6) |
| TODATE | To have a regular girlfriend up to now (2,4) |
| STEEL | An alloy for which Sir Henry Bessemer developed a method of production at low cost; a sword; one of a corset's "bones" ; a honing rod; or, figurative hardness or strength (5) |
| SHAKESPEAREPLUG | Promo for a production at the Globe Theatre? |
| STAGESHOW | Production at the Ed Mirvish Theatre in Toronto, for instance: 2 wds. |
| PANTO | Give a harsh review to a production, at some stage (5) |
