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1998

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Version Of Carroll

Combination, Deptford, London

1980

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Play with songs

Play with Music

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looks at the way in which a totalitarian state, racial and sexual differences that had previously been treated with a civilised liberalism, cannot be tolerated

Nottingham

1977

Gay Sweatshop

Two Gay Sweatshop Plays, The Gay Men's Press, 1981

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Play/Drama

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doubling; pianist

written with Drew Griffiths

Set in three time periods. 1896 - Sydney arrives in London as is taken up by the proprietor of a male brothel. He and one of the other boys put on a show for two prospective clients. The clients then bid for which boy they wish to have. William, the other boy finishes with his client first and robs the owner. When Sydney has finished he is ordered out as it is suspected that he conspired in the robbery. He goes to the police and the brothel owners are arrested. 1929 - Berlin. Two cabaret drag artists. Lenny has been approached by Magnus Hirschfield, the director of Institute for Sexual Science to talk about his fantasies. Kurt meets Hans a young guy up from the country looking for work. He becomes a waiter at the cabaret and moves in with Kurt. 1933 the owner of the cabaret throws a party to celebrate Kurt and Hans' anniversary. 1934 and the Nazis are rounding up gay people. 1969 New York told in mainly monologue form a number of men in a bar talk of their lives. The Barman on how he tried to avoid the draft by telling the Draft Board he was gay but he was not believed because straight men who were trying to avoid the draft were camping it up, wearing women's clothes and lipstick. The Business Man tells how his long standing relationship with a black guy ended when his partner became a Black Panther and a white lover was inconvenient. The Student who admires his sister's involvement in the Women's Movement and wonders if he should tell her he is gay or whether she knows already. The Leather Guy he just grunts occasionally. The Man just sits and says nothing. The Drag Queen tries to get everyone to take a flower in remembrance of Judy Garland who was buried that morning, but everyone refuses. The second time the Drag Queen offers a flower they accept apart from the Man who turns out to be a police officer and he tries to arrest the Drag Queen for importuning. However, rest of the customers and Barman throw the police officer out. The place is the Stonewall Bar, Christopher Street, New York and the Stonewall Riot had begun.

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Play for Young People

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The story of two soldiers who make an epic journey home after a long war, encountering many different people on the way. Events become more and more dreamlike, indeed nightmarish, taking them not just along the road home but through a whole century and its conflicts. Along the way they quarrel, make up, quote Shakespeare, fight, comfort each other, joke, escape from prison, and betray each other. One of them records his thoughts in a notebook. Interwoven with the story of the soldiers is that of a young woman who has made her own journey to a distant land, to discover what happened to her great-grandfather. He disappeared after a long-distant war and she searches the battered notebook that once belonged to him for clues. The play presents an absurd universe where time and place shift alarmingly and which is haunted by the echoes of great disasters and great hopes, great poetry and great sorrow

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1985

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1980

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Futuristic

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by Noel Grieg and Angela Stewart-Park

set in the year 2050 explores the unholy trinity of the Stage, Church and Medicine.

The Tramshed, Woolwich, London

1975

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Christmas Show

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2 performers a band

loosely based on 'Dick Wittington'

A woman leaves her husband to seek a new life in London. A talking cat transforms himself into all the men who try to stop her.

1979

Gay Sweatshop

Two Gay Sweatshop Plays, The Gay Men's Press, 1981

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one actor taking multiple roles; pianist

Original music: Alex Harding

The story of Edward Carpenter, the socialist, writer, reformer and one of the people who started the Labour Party and George Merril a working class odd job man. Edward has been away in India and is expected back and George Adams and George Hukin (both bi-sexual and married and have been lovers of Edward's from time to time) wait for him at the railway station. When he arrives after greeting them he has words with a man who also got of the train George Merril. Merril gives Edward a slip of paper with his address and invites Edward round for sex. This was the start of a thirty year plus relationship and at the time of the Oscar Wilde trials.

Combination, Deptford, London

1983

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1985

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Samuel French, London
Cambridge university press (1989)

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1989

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Nelson, 1994

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1991

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Translation

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Original Playwright - Dario Fo; with Bill Convill, translated by Lino Pertile

1982

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Adaptation

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6 performers

from novel by Charles Dickens

looks at sexual stereotyping of the female characters

2007

Fittings Multimedia

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Play with Songs

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A ferociously bubbling melting pot of a show about shoes, sex, crips, queers and dressing up.

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1992

RSC

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Combination, Deptford, London

1977

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Comic Strip

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by Noel Greig and John Turner

debunking of schoolboy heroes: Biggles; Dan dare; Sexton Blake; Alf Tupper and chums, With songs

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1992

7:84 Theatre Company

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A powerful new play about a family trying to make sense of the world.

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1986

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General Will, Bradford

1976

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by Noel Greig and Don Milligan

Shop Stewards convene in a Bradford Factory

1989

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written with Richard Coles

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2000

Red Ladder Theatre Company

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Drill Hall, London >>>
Crucible, Sheffield 1988 ?

1989

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in Gay Plays 4, Methuen Drama, London >>>, 1994

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Aids Play

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5 / Flexible

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about the Aids panic

Arts Council Bursary

1980

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GMP, London (1983)

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pre-nuclear crisis, set in London. The scene is Parliament Hill 1986 & 1939 with the everlastin dead commentating on events. " I called him Flag because he flapped whenever the landlord was around"

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Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1989

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Modern Fable

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20 characters

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1998

Gwent Theatre

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1984

Double Exposure Theatre

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2004

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about two women whose lives collided when the planes tore into the twin towers

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1998

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cast : 4

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1986

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