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Pleasance, London

1998

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From Colin Dann Books

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Perth

1984

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Cottesloe Theatre, National Theatre, London >>>

1991

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Absolute Press, Bath

1991

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Adaptation

10

5

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Notes:
Original Playwright - Michael Bulgakov

Synopsis:
This bitingly funny adaptation of Bulgakov's modern Russian classic novel of 1936 was premiered at the Royal National's Cottesloe Theatre in 1991. Set between 1924 and 1925 it is an hilarious send-up of Stanislavsky's famous 'Method' and the acting profession in general and was based on fact - the mutilation of Bulgakov's play Molière for which Bulgakov blamed Stanislavsky. `.. the funniest and cleverest new play I have seen for a very long time.' Financial Times . Sergei Maxudov is reluctantly working as a newspaper man and has written a novel everyone is sure will never pass the censors. In despair, Maxudov is about to commit suicide when he is interrupted by the mysterious Rudolfi, a publisher who wants to buy the novel. But after the novel's first instalment appears in print, Rudolfi unaccountably disappears, leaving Maxudov in the lurch. But Maxudov's bleak literary prospects are rescued once again, when a note is slipped under his door requesting him to come immediately for a talk with Ilchin, the holde

Crucible Theatre, Sheffield >>>

1975

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in "War Plays", Oberon, London

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Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London >>>

1971

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Collage

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London

1979

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in "Lark Rise to Candleford", Hutchinson, London

1980

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Adaptation

12

6

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Notes:
works by Flora Thompson

Synopsis:
audience and players mingle re-enacting a meeting of the local hunt in mid-winter

Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London >>>

1971

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in "War Plays", Oberon, London

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Ballad Musical

Musical

1

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book and lyrics by Keith Dewhurst with Tim Hart, music by Steeleye Span

Synopsis:

Olivier Theatre, National Theatre, London >>>

1982

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Amber Lane Press, Oxford

1982

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From Cervantes

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Edinburgh

1972

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novel by Stevenson

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Arcola Theatre, London, EUR >>>

2006

Shapeshifter and Berwick House Productions

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Play/Drama

6

4

extras

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Synopsis:
Keith Dewhurst's re-examination of man and myth is a long way from Camelot in every sense. Focusing on a Britain struggling to discover its national identity in the century following the fall of Rome and the departure of the Roman legions from these shores, Dewhurst offers a theatrical antidote to the romance of Mallory, instead painting a portrait of a cold, dark world where the flawed Artorius tries to do what's right without around table anywhere in sight. Mind you, his moody wife Guenhumara (that's Guinevere to us) does seem to have a hotline to the future via a mobile phone given to her by shape-shifting narrator Merlin, and Tennyson is to be found strolling around in the mists of time.
Lyn Gardner

London

1978

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in "Lark Rise to Candleford", Hutchinson, London

1980

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Adaptation

12

7

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works by Flora Thompson

Synopsis:
literary sampling of English village life in late Victorian Oxfordshire

London

1977

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Birmingham Rep, Birmingham, UK >>>

1974

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Edinburgh

1973

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11

3

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Original Playwright - Moliere

Synopsis:
the miser loves his gold but decides to take a second wife, four lovers plot to save themselves, Period 1668

Sheffield

1976

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Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London >>>

1971

Sunday night production without décor

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Play/Drama

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large cast

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London

1967

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in "Plays of the Year 33", Elek, London

1967

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Comedy

10

2

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Synopsis:
Unsuccessful confidence trickster's attempts to sell non-running cars

Actors Theatre of Louisville, Humana Festival, KY, USA >>>

1979-80

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Short Play

One Act

2

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part of The American Project: a compendium of short plays

Synopsis:
A debate relating to cannibalism and cultural prejudice

National Theatre, London

1978

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in "War Plays", Oberon, London

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work by Christopher Hill

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