n/a

Leicester

1978

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Samuel French, London, 1978

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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One Act

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Fred is a barman who is engaged in conversation every Friday night by a mysterious young woman named Alison. One night she declares her love for him and pleads with him to run away with her, but he is too cautious to act on impulse and while he is deliberating another man shows up. It is Alisori's father and under her makeup Alison turns out to be only a schoolgirl. Fred should be grateful that a nasty situation was averted, but he can only remember that he will never see her again and that he had a chance.

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1972

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Campton, Leicester, 1966

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Play/Drama

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broadcast 1967

Agnes Glossop, a middle-aged piano teacher, is fascinated by the exploits of her schoolday friend, Beatie Spence whose scandalous behavior has brought her to the point of being penniless. Agnes take her in, but her motives are not entirely philanthropic. She envies Beatie's lifestyle and tries to imitate it. But Agnes's crude attempt at crime is blamed on Beatie and Agnes is forced by her friends into being the sort of person they have always known.

Leicester

1982

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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One Act

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Newcastle-under-Lyme

1960

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Campton, Leicester, 1960

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2

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part of "Four Minute Warning"

A young man discovers that the luxury liner on which he is traveling is going down. He tries to persuade passengers to do something about saving the ship, but they prefer to leave everything to the Captain. When the young man finds that the Captain is only a dummy in uniform, he jumps overboard.

Stoke-on-Trent

1981

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Campton, Leicester, 1980

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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One Act

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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Leicester

1983

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Campton, Leicester, 1984

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Reading, Berkshire

1955

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J. Garnet Miller, London, 1955

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Comedy

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4

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Ellen Johns has kept house for her flighty and impractical sister since their parents died. She sometimes chafes under the confinement and longs for wider horizons. When she is courted, she must make a choice between those wider horizons and leaving her sister alone and vulnerable.

Tunbridge Wells, Kent

1971

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Campton, Leicester, 1972

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ix birds in a cage exist, each in her own narrow world, concerned only with her looks, her ailments, her food, etc. Then The Mistress introduces a Wild Bird into the cage who tries to rescue the others from their lethargy. She even breaks open the door and urges escape but the caged birds are horrified at the thought of losing their prison and kill the wild bird. They also make it clear that no one in the future will disturb them with such dangerous ideas.

Leicester

1988

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Samuel French, London, 1988

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anthropomorphic mice and their desire to be human

Broadway, Worcestershire

1985

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Campton, Leicester, 1986

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5

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Library Theatre, Scarborough

1972

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J. Garnet Miller, London, 1973

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Adaptation

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3

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story by Le Fanu. Known as "Lady Dracula" in the United States

Adapted from a story by Sheridan Le Fanu, this play features a beautiful stranger who arrives at a schloss in central Europe. Although they have never met before, she is immediately recognized by the daughter of the house. Only at the last minute is the girl saved from the embrace of the vampire.

Leicester

1952

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Abel Heywood, Manchester, 1951

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Comedy

One Act

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Scarborough

1965

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in "Two In The Corner" Campton, Leicester, 1983

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2 characters

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Campton, Leicester, 1972

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6 characters

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Two local critics turn up at the dress rehearsal of a new play by a local author/producer. Things go wrong, but the worst event of the evening is the play itself.

Scarborough

1963

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3

3

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aka Honey, I'm Home

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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3

3

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Campton, Leicester, 1956

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Haymarket Studio Theatre, Leicester, UK >>>

1980

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Campton, Leicester, 1980

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Play/Drama

3

4

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Horror in a Jane Austen setting

Scarborough

1964

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J. Garnet Miller, London, 1983

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Play/Drama

3

3

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Family feud ends with four simultaneous corpses

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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2

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Campton, Leicester, 1956

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costume comedy

One Act

3

3

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In December, 1745, Dr. Harnish Alexander is torn between his loyalty to the Stuart Cause and his calling. Three treacherous local tradesmen disgust him with humanity and he prepares to join the Prince. However, at the last minute, his sense of vocation proves too strong and he stays behind to assist in the birth of a child.

Birmingham Rep, Birmingham, UK >>>

1975

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Campton, Leicester, 1976

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A demonstrator putting the latest in the firm's range of robots through its paces is repeatedly interrupted from the floor. The interruptor has been planted there and turns out to be a robot. The question arises "Who is a robot--the Demonstrator, the assistants, the audience?"

London

1963

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in "Worth a Hearing", Blackie, London, 1967

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2

5

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broadcast 1963

Told in flashbacks, the story relates how a man falls in love with a girl and waits a lifetime for her to agree to marry him. When it is too late, she points out that he should have taken what he wanted.

Scarborough

1955

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Chelmsford, Essex

1984

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in "Two in the Corner", Campton, Leicester, 1983

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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Since the birth of her son, a woman has doted on the boy, ignoring his father. One day, when the boy has grown into a young man, the family goes on a picnic. A girl has joined them and when the mother discovers that her son and the guest have become engaged, she turns to her husband for the first time in years.

Vancouver

1973

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in "Laughter and Fear", Blackie, London, 1969

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Play/Drama

1

1

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broadcast 1964

Woman, whilst continually ignoring her husband, becomes extremely jealous of sons girlfriend.

Horsham, Sussex

1973

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in "Pieces of Campton", Campton, Leicester, 1979

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in Mixed Blessings

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Samuel French, London, 1994

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Comedy

1

1

Fxtras

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Edinburgh

1975

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Samuel French, London, 1979

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Mrs. Roberts is a do-gooder who interferes in the lives of almost everybody in the block of flats where she lives. Trouble arises when Daisy Loxton covets the potted plant belonging to her neighbor, Elsa Furley. A bitter feud develops which Mrs. Roberts settles by throwing the plant from the thirteenth floor. The ladies throw Mrs. Roberts after it.

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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1

1

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Newcastle-under-Lyme

1960

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Campton, Leicester, 4vols, 1960

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4 * 1 Acts

One Act

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includes Little Brother, Little Sister; Mutatis Mutandis; Soldiers From the Wars Returning; At Sea.

Scarborough

1959

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J. Garnet Miller, London, 1973

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Adaptation

4

3

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from novel by Mary Shelley

Frankenstein, driven into the mountains by his creator, returns to exact revenge.

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Campton, Leicester, 1980

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Dovercourt, Essex

1960

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One Act plays 87, J. Garnet Miller, London, 1962

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Comedy for Women

One Act

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5

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For twenty years Ida has been accepted as the wife of Edward Hartshorne. However, on the day of Edward's funeral, his real wife, Mildred, appears. She demands to share Ida's home, threatening to expose her if she refuses. Ida disarms her by revealing the truth to her neighbors, then Ida offers to share her home with Mildred.

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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3

1

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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3

3

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Countesthorpe, Leicestershire

1975

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Scarborough

1957

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Studio Theatre, Scarborough, 1960

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Satire

One Act

2

2

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Part of the Lunatic View

An ambitious young couple with hopes of raising a large family and of getting on in the world move into a new house; but as everyday chores connected with the house are dealt with, the necessary steps that would bring promotion and fill the nursery have to be postponed. The couple gets older and older, oiling locks, repairing windows, stopping leaks, etc. and they are finally defeated by the house.

Scarborough

1961

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Revue

Show

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Leicester

1950

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No Cm 20, Abel Heywood, Manchester, 1951

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play

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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1

1

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Nottingham

1978

EMMA Company

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Musical

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biography of the music hall star

Leicester

1951

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No Cm 21, Abel Heywood, Manchester, 1951

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Play

One Act

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Scarborough

1956

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written with Stephen Joseph

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Campton, Leicester, 1972

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Play/Drama

One Act

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8 characters

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An interminable committee meeting is in progress when one of the members notices the audience. When the fact of its existence is put into words, the committee has to deal with the audience. One member becomes so nervous that he leaves, but a member of the audience climbs on to the stage and sits in the vacant chair.

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One Act Plays No 95, J. Garnet Miller, London, 1967

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play for women

One Act

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5

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in "Ladies Night"

Molly and Dora, two friends on a walking tour, have reserved rooms at a remote hotel. Although the place is obviously empty, they are told there is no room for Dora. Why?

Chelmsford Cathedral, Chelmsford, Essex

1971

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J. Garnet Miller, London, 1972

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Biblical

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7

extras

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This is a play about a man who feels let down by God. Jonah is told to warn the inhabitants of a sin-filled city that the day of reckoning is at hand. He spreads ~he message efficiently, but the threatened punishment is called off.

Leicester

1954

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One Act Plays No 70, J. Garnet Miller, London, 1955

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Farce

One Act

2

3

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Gabriotto, an apothecary in Renaissance Italy, is visited by three disreputable characters--a court official, his mistress and his wife. They all want poison to dispose of each other but the apothecary is unwilling to supply the deadly doses. After he is forced to do as they asked, he discovers' that he has inadvertently provided them with aphrodisiacs.

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J. Garnet Miller, London, 1967

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4 * 1 Act Plays

One Act

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Two Leaves And A Stalk; Incident; Silence On The Battlefield; The Manipulator

Questors Theatre, London

1970

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Samuel French, London, 1976

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Allegory

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The sweeper in a theatre is tempted by a bare stage to create a world of his own. He imagines a man and a woman but before he can prevent them, they take on lives of their own. He must keep them in order but his attempts are frustrated by Aunt Harriet, the evil influence who emerges unbidden from his subconscious.

Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffs

1960

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Campton, Leicester, 1960

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One Act

1

2

or 2/1

part of "Four Minute Warning"

Sir and Madam, adolescent brother and sister, have grown up in a deep shelter. They are ruled by a tyrant of a Cook, who is the only other person they remember. Growing up, they attempt to escape but Cook catches them and prepares to chop off Madam's head. To save his sister, Sir makes a passionate declaration of love to Cook, who dies of a heart attack allowing Sir arid Madam to leave their shelter.

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Campton, Leicester, 1981

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in "Two in the Corner", Campton, Leicester, 1983

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2 characters

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Campton, Leicester, 1968

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sequence of four one-act plays

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This foursome is comprised of "A Smell of Burning," "Memento Mon,'1 "Getting and Spending," and "Then.t'

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J. Garnet Miller, London, 1967

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comedy for women

One Act

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7

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in "Ladies Night"; aka A Point of View, radio play

Auntie, a bedridden old lady with a wicked sense of humor, believes that with the right stick or carrot, anyone can be persuaded to do anything. Her bedroom window looks out upon a busy street arid she affects what goes on there. She faces a crisis when the landlady and her nieces join forces to have her evicted from her window room. Can she find the right stick or carrot to persuade them to leave her alone?

Scarborough

1957

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Studio Theatre, Scarborough, 1960

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Play/Drama

2

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Part of the Lunatic View

An old estate agent shows a young man around an empty house. The young man wants to take the house so that he can put the body of his recently murdered wife under the floorboards. The old man is reluctant to allow this because his wife is already there. Televised as "A Private Place."

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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One Act

1

1

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Ulverston, Lancashire

1985

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Samuel French, London, 1986

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One Act

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6

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broadcast 1984

Newcastle-under-Lyme

1960

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Campton, Leicester, 1960

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One Act

1

2

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part of "Four Minute Warning"

The proud father of a newly- born son has to break the news to his wife that their heir has bright green hair, three eyes and a tail. Eventually, however, they go home proudly with the baby.

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One Act

1

2

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Campton, Leicester, 1976

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1970

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Campton, Leicester, 1973

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One Act

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6

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A time play in which the manners and costumes and modern and Tudor periods are joined. A shoe buckle, lost by a Tudor lady in compromising circumstances, serves as a link between her and a group of present day sightseers. The encounter causes an upheaval in more than one life and more than one century.

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in "Campton, David, On Stage Again" French, London, 1969

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Braunston, Northamptonshire

1977

EMMA Company

Campton, Leicester, 1979

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Long dead witch, faggot, takes over respectable villagers

Laicester

1983

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
or the playwright direct where their email is shown at the top of the page

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Campton, Leicester, 1977

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Samuel French, London, 1986

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Samuel French, London,

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Comedy

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Campton, David, Little Brother, Little Sister And Out Of The Flying Pan

Amid fanfares and popping flash bulbs, two diplomats (A and B) meet to engage in a bout of international bargaining. Their rapid-fire dialogue, while composed largely of outlandish doubletalk and windy pronouncements, has chilly overtones of the "real thing," as do their inevitable disagreement and estrangement. Angrily they tear apart the treaty they have signed, and turn their backs on one another. Sirens wail, guns rattle, and then a cosmic-sized explosion-followed by a sudden, heavy silence. In the stillness B stalks off the stage, but then a bird twitters, gentle music plays, and A begins to move to its rhythm, retrieving the pieces of the torn treaty. Another moment passes, the sound of an approaching airplane, and then B reappears, dispatch case at the ready. They shake hands, patter again through the trite preliminaries, and then launch into still another round of pretentious gibberish, while mankind holds its collective breath at the outcome.

Bishop Aukland, County Durham

1974

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Campton, Leicester, 1981

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cast from 8 to 20, m and f, employs imaginative use of music, movement, lighting

From the beginning of time as soon as Man has secured his safety from natural enemies, he has turned his energies to fighting his fellow man.