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Brighton

1949

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Samuel French, London

1950

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London

1973

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1973

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One Act

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London

1939

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1939

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Play/Drama

8

5

extras

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Synopsis:
Set in the Mayfair flat of a high-living, hard-drinking, successful writer, David, the play turns on his involvement with two women, his wife Joan and an earnest minded younger woman, Helen. Joan commits suicide. David considers following her but instead returns to a life of parties and drinking. A magnificent tragic play by a great modern writer. First staged to enormous acclaim in 1939, just before the outbreak of war, and then neglected until the 1994 BBC TV revival.

Kingston on Thames, Surrey

1974

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in The Best Short Plays 1970, ed Stanley Richards, Chilton, Pennsylvania

1973

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televised 1968; as Duologue, produced 1976

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London

1973

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1973

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One Act

4

1

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Haymarket, London

1970

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1970

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Play/Drama

9

7

Fxtras

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from the television play Nelson 1966

Synopsis:
The bequest was the lovely Emma, Lady Hamilton, mistress to Lord Nelson, just before he leaves for Trafalgar

London

1948

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1949

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One Act

5

2

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Playbill: The Browning Version and Harlequinade

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London

1977

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Samuel French, London

1978

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Play/Drama

15

5

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Synopsis:
a trial for murder where the defendants tried to exonerate each other by taking all the blame and the lasting effects on a woman member of the jury

Brighton

1952

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1952

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Play/Drama

5

3

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Synopsis:
an ex RAF hero is appallingly out of his depth both in civvy street and in his stifling Notting Hill bedsit romance with a judge's wife.

London

1933

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com

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with Philip Heiman

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London

1942

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1942

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Play/Drama

7

4

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London

1940

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com

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with Anthony Maurice

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London

1936

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1937

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music by Robert Stolz, lyrics by Paul Dehn, as Joie de Vivre (produced London 1960)

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NY

1940

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com

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with Hector Bolitho

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London

1948

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1949

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One Act

10

5

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Notes:
Playbill: The Browning Version and Harlequinade

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London

1973

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1973

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Play/Drama

3

1

-

Notes:
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Synopsis:
wife conceals incurable disease from husband who, in reality knows but does not think his wife does

London

1944

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1945

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3 act

Comedy

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as O Mistress Mine (produced NY 1946)

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Brighton

1963

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Samuel French, NY

1963

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Play/Drama

5

2

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Synopsis:
tense drama of the business world in which dealer acquires conscience for the first time in his life

Liverpool

1960

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1960

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Play/Drama

22

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extras

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Synopsis:
Lawrence of Arabia as Aircraftsman Ross seeking anonymity, recalls his past during a night of fever

Liverpool

1954

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1955

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Play/Drama

3

8

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Notes:
Table By The Window; Table Number Seven

Synopsis:
two plays set in a shabby genteel hotel on England's South coast, love and scandal

Manchester

1953

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1954

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Occasional Fairy Tale

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7

5

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Synopsis:
Period 1911, Regent responds to Mary's naïve philosophy that everything can be solved by adding more love to life

Manchester

1958

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1958

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Play/Drama

4

4

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London

1943

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Samuel French, NY

1945

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Comedy in Three Acts

Comedy

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Cambridge

1950

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1951

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London

1946

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Hamish Hamilton, London

1946

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2 Act

Play/Drama

7

4

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Synopsis:
What begins as a small incident ultimately grows into a "cause celebre" nearly shaking the foundations of the government. The incident is simply that of a youngster in an English government school who is expelled for an alleged theft. As a matter of fact, the youngster was en-tirely innocent, but practically all the evidence was against him. The boy's family, Inparticular his father, proceed to contest the decision of the school and chal-lenge its right, as a government-run institution, to damage the reputation of a boy without sufficient legal safeguards. The issue which began as a private matter involves the right of official agencies to impose their authority on the individuals of any democracy and, as the play moves relentlessly forward, we see in effect, citizens of a democracy challenging the forces of bureaucracy, and thus keeping alive the issue of the basic rights of the individual.