Began his career at the Bristol Old Vic, when it was founded in 1946.  He has subsequently appeared extensively in the theatre, on television, in films, and on radio.  He began directing in 1966.
He has produced Opera, Operetta and Musicals for many Societies in various parts of the country.  Among his many successful productions are:- Oliver!, My Fair Lady,  The King and I, The Merry Widow, Die Fledermaus, etc., etc.
From 1965 to 1970 he was on the Staff of the N.O.D.A. Summer School, in charge of the Operetta Class, and he later started the Producers Class.  He was Director of the Summer School in 1971.
Max Miradin has been responsible for a number of revivals of forgotten Musical Comedies, and for the first London production this century of Operas by Wagner, Leoncavallo, Bantock and Sullivan.  As well as adapting many out-of-date librettos, he also lectures on the Theatre.

ALL NEGOTIATIONS THROUGH NODA

The Committee and members of the Society wish to offer their very sincere thanks to the following whose assistance and co-operation have made this production possible.

The President and Vice-Presidents for their continued support.
Messrs. Jaffa and Knighton, and the Ritz Staff, for their support.
Margaret Coleman for the use of her lounge for rehearsals and meetings.
Mr. D. Clarke, Headmaster of Alfred Street School, and the Caretaker.
All those who have allowed us to display advertising material.
The East-Northamptonshire Co-operative Society for the use of their premises for Property-making.
The Stewards and Programme Sellers.
The Nursing Sisters and St. John Ambulance for attendance at the Theatre.
The Stage Staff and all others who have worked behind the scenes, who have all contributed so much to the success of this production.
The Traders who have taken advertising space or donated pages in this programme.
Peter Dawes Printers, Kettering, for their great assistance in producing this Programme.
Eddie Toseland for all the help and assistance with Photographs.
The Hamlyn Group for meeting facilities.
Mrs. Nellie Hart for the use of Site advertising.
All parties supporting us from various organisations.
The Compasses, and The Wheatsheaf public houses, The Windmill Club, Rushden, The Hensman Hall, and Adult School, Higham Ferrers for rehearsal facilities.
The Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph to Doug Millhouse for publicity photographs.
Portal Construction Limited for use of Transport.
Box Office Assistants.
Tom Butler Floral Displays for floral arranagements.
Alumasc Limited for loan of Garden Furniture.
L. W. Whitehead, Irchester, for loan of various properties.
The Headmaster and Bursar of Kimbolton School for Publicity photographs.

To all who have assisted the Society in presenting “The Merry Widow”, whether or not mentioned in this programme, we say a special ‘THANK YOU’.