n/a

n/a

Royal Court Theatre, London >>>

1992

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Nick Hern Books, London, 1992

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Play/Drama

2

3

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The downing of the Berlin Wall unites two sisters from East Berlin and their native London.

Leicester

1984

Foco Novo Theatre Company

Methuen Drama, London >>> , 1985

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Play/Drama

3

3

voice

UK Tour and Hampstead Theatre, London

Staged to critical acclaim in both New York and London, first at the Hampstead Theatre in 1984 and subsequently in a revival at the Royal Court Theatre in 1988, this is a portrayal of the lives of Shelley, Mary Shelley and Claire Clairemont. Set between the summers of 1816 and 1822 the play opens with their flight from England to Switzerland and Italy where, for the first time, they encounter Lord Byron.

Playhouse, Nottingham

1973

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Eyre Methuen, London, 1973

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Play/Drama

15

4

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written with David Hare (TV 1975)

Property business in small town in Midlands expands world wide on death of founder, political corruption then bankruptcy leads to heroin importation

Oval House Theatre, London >>>

1969

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in "Christie in Love and Other Plays, Methuen, London, 1970

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Play 11 scenes

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3

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Police search for famous murder's, John Christie, victims in garden. Confronted by Christie arisen they goad and then re-hang him.

Nottingham Playhouse >>>

1974

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Eyre Methuen, London, 1974

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Historical drama

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17

3

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Churchill's hereditary syphilis used as a lampoon, "performed in the winter of 1984 by the internees of the Churchill Camp somewhere in England".

Tricycle Theatre, London >>>

1999

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Oberon, London, 1999

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Play/Drama

1

1

-

written by Tariq Ali, Howard Brenton, Andy De La Tour

War rages in the Balkans. While NATO bombs Serbia, the Kosovan Albanians are driven out of their homes. Europe is divided. In homes everywhere, people debate the rights and wrongs of the war. This play reveals the results.

Croydon

1988

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Colaboration

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7

1

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written with Dunn, Griffiths, Ikoli, Sobol, Williams, Wilson, Wymark

Eight playwrights play consequences in the 21stC as a last gasp for Foco Novo, killed by the government and the Arts Council

UK Tour and Theatre Upstairs, Royal Court

1982

Foco Novo Theatre Company

in "Theater XVII" No 2 Spring, 1986

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Adaptation

-

-

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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht; Translation by David Dollenmayer

topics on : Passports, order, fascism, the Weimar Republic etc lead to the foundation of a cockroach extermination business

Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, London >>>

1982

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Methuen Drama, London >>> , 1982

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Adaptation

24

6

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Original Playwright - Georg Buchner

a study of Danton showing not so much his humanity as his existential exhaustion

Playhouse, Nottingham

1978

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Plays & Players, May/June, London, 1978

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Play/Drama

-

-

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written with Griffiths, Cambell, Hare

Baby dies from chemicals in Nuzzles Milk Powder, wife disappears,, husband jailed, wickedness all round.

Bradford University, Bradford

1969

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in "Christie in Love and Other Plays, Methuen, London, 1970

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One Act

2

1

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Still in the womb Skinny Spew has adult wisdom, once born he drowns his parents for treating him as a moron. reverts to babyhood under rigours of "proper" education.

Amsterdam

1972

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20 scenes with songs

One Act

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written with Bicat, Clark, Edgar, Fuchs, Hare, Wilson

Episodic historical look at the British in Northern Ireland. Loyalist view followed by bias towards IRA with torturing British Soldiers and Orange Lodge excrement

Round House, London

1977

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Eyre Methuen, London, 1977

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Play/Drama

6

3

extras

Joint Stock Theatre

takes place on Derby day in Silver Jubilee Year encompasses punters of every degree

London

1973

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Burlesque

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written with David Edgar

Attacks the 1973 "Fanfare for Europe" celebrations. Labour MP with same views as Enoch Powell; European Trade Union Links; multi-nationals rule

Swan, Stratford

1995

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Nick Hern Books, London, 1995

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Adaptation

13

8

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Original Playwright - Goethe, translation by Christa Weisman

Soul to the devil, as always

Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London >>>

1970

Portable Theatre

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Satire on the Future

Satire

5

1

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A man, for reasons of personal revenge and cynicism, tries to bring down government by blackmailing homosexual prime minister.

Brighton

1969

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Adaptation

-

-

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novel by Raalais

Distortions of scale with huge giants swallowing family having their Christmas dinner.

Royal Court Theatre, London >>>

1983

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Methuen Drama, London >>> , 1983

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Play/Drama

5

3

1 skeleton

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the theme of an innovator's responsibility in the nuclear age through the related realms of education, the Cold War, student radicalism and political theory

Kings Head Theatre, London >>>

1986

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-

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-

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Revival

Aarhus, Denmark

1975

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script from Rosica Colin Ltd, london, 1975

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Play/Drama

-

-

9 actors

reworking of themes in The Churchill Play

an 'environmental' show

Royal Court Theatre, London >>>

1988

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Methuen Drama, London >>> , 1988

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Utopian Play

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4

4

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Over half the play is set 700 years in the future where the gap between expectations and reality is dramatic for a drunk Peer and a middle aged woman.

Brighton Combination, Brighton

1969

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in "Plays for Public Places", Eyre Methuen, London, 1972

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One Act

2

1

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Two boys transformed into fantasy gremlins by autistic girl. Girl pushed into a hole and found "not dead - worse, she's silent"

Almeida Theatre, London >>>

1989

Royal Shakespeare Company >>>

Nick Hern Books, London, 1989

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Play/Drama

3

2

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Investigates the contradictions surrounding the apparent suicide of Hitler' one time deputy.

Bradford University, Bradford

1969

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in "Christie in Love and Other Plays, Methuen, London, 1970

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Farce

One Act

2

1

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A girl torn between love for two men, one for his mind the other for his physique, forces them to switch heads.

Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, UK >>>

1972

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Methuen Drama, London >>> , 1982

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Play in 24 scenes

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3

3

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In collaboration with the Traverse Workshop

Responses to the 2nd World War debunking the way it has been mythologised in fiction, films and television.

Open Space Theatre, London

1972

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in "Three Plays" Sheffield Academic Press, 1989

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Short play

One Act

5

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A tortured young working class Maoist disguised as a boy scout accompanied by his childish sidekick confront two hells angels on acid trip.

Shakespeare's Globe, London

2006

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Nick Hern Books, London >>> , 2006

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Play/Drama

7

6

extras

An early version of In Extremis was written in 1997 at the University of California, Davis. It was performed by MFA students of the Drama Department.

The true-life love story of Héloïse and Abelard. A new spirit of philosophical and religious enquiry is growing in 12th-century France. In its vanguard is the brilliant Peter Abelard, a man of great learning, independence of mind, and sensuality. He starts a war of ideas with the powerful Abbot and Pope-maker, Bernard of Clairvaux, the arch-priest of medieval mysticism and austerity. But when Abelard begins a wild affair with his equally brilliant but disastrously connected student Héloïse, his enemies find just the pretext they need to destroy him. Through the joy and suffering of one of the greatest love stories of the middle ages, Howard Brenton explores the relationships between logic and religion, humanism and fundamentalism, faith and power.

Royal Court Theatre, London >>>

1989

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Nick Hern Books, London, 1989

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One Act

2

1

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written with Tariq Ali

A response to the Iranian Fatwa placed on the writer Salman Rushdie

London

1966

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One Act

2

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An apprentice work"

A thief who has been living rough attempts to steal from home of retired master criminal and gets punished by his retainer

Salzburg

1974

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Adaptation

-

-

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Original Playwright - Hugo von Hofmannsthal

a group of women make a journey across modern Europe eating male tourists along the way and finally meeting with death on an autobahn

Edinburgh Festival

2003

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about Christopher Marlowe

Cambridge

1965

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Science Fiction Dream Play

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An apprentice work"

An attempt to escape from an underground science fiction world causes holy fool to dire; the play is then repeated backwards.

Edinburgh

1971

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in "Plays & Players" Nov, 1971

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Play/Drama

4

2

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written by Brenton, Clark, Griffiths, Hare, Poliakoff, Stoddart, Wilson

Fellatio as rape gets perpetrator ten years and pregnant heroin addict victim committed to Holloway. Denouement as main characters are washed in blood and made into jam.

Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, London >>>

1980

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Eyre Methuen, London, 1980

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Adaptation

35

11

extras

Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht

charts the progress of Galileo's life from his first demonstration to his imprisonment by the Spanish Inquisition

Royal Court Theatre, London >>>

1973

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Eyre Methuen, London, 1973

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Agit Prop

Play/Drama

9

2

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A squat is raided by police causing one squatter to lose baby another to be imprisoned. Violent finale as Conservative Minister and released squatter are blown up.

Northcott, Exeter

1972

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in "Three Plays", Academic, Sheffield, 1989

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Comedy

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Original Playwright - Shakespeare

Vicious attack on Powellism within the Macmillan government and condemnation of puritan backlash.

Barbican, London >>>

1990

Royal Shakespeare Company >>>

Nick Hern Books, London, 1990

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Epic

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21

9

doubling

written with Tariq Ali

Charts the rise and rise of Russian President Gorbachov through satire, history, analysis and song.

Manchester

1973

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One Act

2

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-

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Old man squirts CS gas into mugger's face. A condemnation of "arty little theatre plays about violent times".

London

1981

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Theatre poem

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1

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to chart Brenton's everyday landscape, moral and physical

Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre, London, EUR >>>

2008

National theatre Company

Nick Hern Books, London >>> , 2008

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Play/Drama

12

2

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A fascinating portrait of Harold Macmillan in an epic play about the decline of British fortunes in the middle of the twentieth century. Set against a back-drop of fading Empire, war, the Suez crisis, vintage champagne, adultery and vicious Tory politics at the Ritz, Never So Good paints the portrait of a brilliant, witty but complex man, at times comically and, in the end, tragically out of kilter with his times. Harold Macmillan, the Eton-educated idealist who rushed, with Homer's Iliad under his arm, to do his duty in the Grenadier Guards, is tormented by the harsh experiences of war and an unhappy marriage. His career in the 1930s is blocked by his loyalty to Winston Churchill, and he nearly loses his life in the Second World War. When at last he becomes Prime Minister he is brought down by the Profumo scandal

Cottesloe Theatre, National Theatre, London >>>

2005

National theatre Company

Nick Hern Books, London >>> , 2005

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Play/Drama

8

1

ensemble

"They are all praying for me, and they are telling me I will go to hell unless I take the play off. I don't mind, because I don't believe in hell." Nicholas Hytner's sanguine response to 200 letters of complaint received before the play opened. Full story

The most famous conversion in history - when Saul became Paul on the road to Damascus - was a trick. It was actually Jesus appearing to him. Jesus did not die on the cross but was rescued and sheltered by his brother James, by Peter and by Peter's wife, Mary Magdalene. But they prefer to keep Paul in the dark because, although he is mistakenly preaching that Christ rose again, at least it keeps him busy and gets the Christian message out there. . . Now imprisoned by Nero, Peter finally tells Paul the truth before they go to their deaths as the first Christian Martyrs-

Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, London >>>

1985

National Theatre, London >>>

Methuen Drama, London >>> , 1985

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Fleet St Comedy

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14

5

doubling

written with David Hare

our starting point was my fascination with a studio photograph of a man with a cigarette in one hand and a pipe in the other Fugard

Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London >>>

1969

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Methuen Drama, London >>> , 1970

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Melodrama

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14 characters

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Conflict between an old East End lag just released from prison and a religious, almost ancestral, policeman from Scotland

Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, London >>>

1980

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Eyre Methuen, London, 1980

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Play/Drama

-

-

Large Cast

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homosexual rape, bloody violence, frequent obscenity and political signifying - empire at its worst

Soho Poly, London

1975

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TQ Publishing, London, 1977

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One Act

3

1

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novel Under Western Eyes by Conrad

the dilemma of a liberal intellectual caught in the crossfire of a political crisis which forces him to make a commitment

Bradford

1971

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in "Plays for Public Places", Eyre Methuen, London, 1972

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Ice Show

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Mock "cabaret on ice", Scott is confronted by Devil on motorbike with hell's angels trying to stop his South Pole expedition.

Bristol

1973

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Adaptation

6

3

-

Original Playwright - Jean Genet

epic panorama on a theme of Eastern fantasies

Theatre Royal, Stratford East, London >>>

1980

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Eyre Methuen, London, 1981

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Play/Drama

13

3

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written with Tony Howard

attempts of "a mad socialist family" who run a junk shop of socialist memorabilia to counter the Thatcher Revolution

London

1966

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in "Three Plays" Sheffield Academic Press, 1989

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7 continous scenes

One Act

4

3

extras

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Vignette from the life of Gorky exploring his conflicts with Lenin's revolution in Russia

UK Tour and Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London >>>

1983

Foco Novo Theatre Company

Methuen Drama, London >>> , 1984

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Play/Drama

3

3

-

written with Tunde Ikoli

Peckham, in South London, through the eyes of six of its inhabitants

Almeida Theatre, London >>>

2000

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Oberon, London, 2000

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Play/Drama

2

2

-

By Tariq Ali, Howard Brenton and Andy de la Tour

Including the Stigma Manifesto Pity Tony’s nannies at New Labour’s Millbank election war-room: they’re working night and day to get ‘Red Ken’ and prevent him from becoming Mayor of London. Suddenly it’s Ken, the cuckoo in the nest, who’s getting the people’s vote and Millbank, charged with plotting his downfall, is getting desperate. Ever more dastardly plots are afoot as the election draws nearer.

Warehouse, Croydon, London >>>

1979

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Eyre Methuen, London, 1979

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intimate play

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1

2

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Judy looks forward to a future of sexual, personal and financial freedom after attacks on her by her divorced husband, a policeman

Brackley, Northamptonshire

1982

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in "Play Nine" Arnold, 1981

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Classroom Play For Young People 30 min

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for children's performance

Warehouse, Croydon, London >>>

1981

Royal Shakespeare Company >>>

Eyre Methuen, London, 1981

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Dream Play

-

5

4

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selects the characters in Shakespeare to find the elements in the British character which could transform an Englishman into a Stalin

Tricycle Theatre, London >>>

1998

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Nick Hern Books, London,

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Play/Drama

-

-

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written with Tariq Ali

Once upon a time Tony-Boy and Gordon were happy. Really, really happy. Then came power, lots of lovely power, but sadly it meant that only one of them could be Chief Executive of the old firm. Behind the smiles lies a mountain of sulks. Envy strangles their friendship. Fear eats their souls. But suddenly angels appear from on high in the shape of two luscious spin-doctors and some delicious quack remedies. Will the nation heave a sigh of relief? Is New Democracy safe?

London

1990

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Adaptation

-

-

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Original Playwright - Manfred Karge. Adapted with Jane Brenton

Warwick possibly Coventry)

1979

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University Play

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written with Tony Howard & 8 others

On the suppression of learning

Lytlelton Theatre, National Theatre, London >>>

1976

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Eyre Methuen, London, 1976

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Political play

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9

4

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an old Czech Cabinet minister living in obscurity as a cleaner in London rediscovers love, Stalinism and the European communist movement

Bradford Methodist Church, Bradford

1970

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in "Plays for Public Places", Eyre Methuen, London, 1972

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Short Play

One Act

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12 people

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Episodic account of life of Methodist preacher, John Wesley, with sermons, choir and an announcer

Nottingham

1966

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Farce

One Act

3

2

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An apprentice work" rework of Ladder of Fools

As father dies his daughter is saved from lad on the make by family