n/a

n/a

London

1944

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Cape, London

1945

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Play/Drama

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-

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Notes:
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Synopsis:
tracing a great military family through three generations in reverse order

Paris

1982

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Samuel French, NY

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Comedy

6

3

-

Notes:
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Synopsis:
about an acidic music critic who is writing a book about what Beethoven's tenth symphony might have been like

London

1943

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English Theatre Group, London

1944

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Play/Drama

3

1

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Notes:
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London

1939

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-

-

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Sketch

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-

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Notes:
-

Synopsis:

Liverpool

1943

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in Plays About People, Cape, London

1950

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Comedy

10

2

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Notes:
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Synopsis:
a fantasy set in an Italian restaurant.

London

1940

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-

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Sketches in

Sketch

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London

1941

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-

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Sketches in

Sketch

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-

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Synopsis:

Bristol

1956

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-

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Play/Drama

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-

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Synopsis:

Theatre Royal Haymarket, London

1990

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-

-

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Solo

Play/Drama

1

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Synopsis:

London

1940

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-

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Adaptation

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-

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Notes:
from play by Jean Sarment

Synopsis:

London

1948

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-

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Adaptation

-

-

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Notes:
play by Ingmar Bergman

Synopsis:

on tour, Germany

1967

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Random House, New York

1968

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Comedy

5

4

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Notes:
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Synopsis:
The General returns home to subvert expectations on domestic crisis and live up a tree.

London

1952

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-

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Play/Drama

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-

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London

1942

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Cape, London

1943

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Play/Drama

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-

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Synopsis:
story of Russian emigres living in genteel poverty in wartime London.

London

1948

-

in Plays About People, Cape, London

1950

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Play/Drama

4

3

-

Notes:
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Synopsis:
centres around a clergyman's crisis of conscience and his closest approach to a conventional well made West End play.

Nottingham

1964

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-

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Play/Drama

10

2

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Notes:
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Synopsis:

Birmingham Rep, Birmingham, UK >>>

1951

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English Theatre Group, London

1951

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Comedy

6

2

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Notes:
-

Synopsis:
In the conference room of a four-power zone in Germany, four Colo-nels, representing their respective countries, The United States, England, France, and Russia, are apparently getting nowhere with their negotiations except deeper into a mess of red tape. A mancalled the Wicked Fairydrops in on them and invites them to accompany him to a nearby castle, which they do. Soon joined by the Good Fairy, at the castle they discover The Sleeping Beauty. Each of the Colonels sees her as his own particular idealthe Frenchman as an eighteenth-century lass of the boulevards, the Russian as a flaxed-haired figure out of Chekhov, the Englishman as something virginally Elizabethan, and the American as a moll in an all-night dive. The Colonels each get a chance to waken and claim her, but they all fail, surrendering the illusion that they had long cherished. The American and the Frenchman, however, decide to stay at the castle for the next hundred years and take another chance at making their dreams come true.

Edoinburgh

1949

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-

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Play/Drama

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Synopsis:

Milan

1981

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-

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Adaptation

-

-

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Notes:
from an opera libretto by Gogol, music by Mussorgsky

Synopsis:

Nottingham

1951

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English Theatre Group, London

1953

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Play/Drama

7

2

-

Notes:
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Synopsis:
political drama

Leeds

1953

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in Five Plays, Heinemann, London & Little Brown, Boston

1965

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Play/Drama

6

3

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Notes:
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Synopsis:
reworking of the Noah legend

Billingham, County Durham, UK

1981

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-

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Comedy

-

-

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Notes:
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Synopsis:
a lachrymose comedy of diplomatic life

Oxford

1958

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-

-

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Play/Drama

-

-

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Notes:
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Synopsis:

Dublin

1962

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Heinemann, London

1962

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Comedy

6

5

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Notes:
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Synopsis:
At the age of 80 Sam is the victim of a shrewish wife, Stella, who he has quarreled with for 60 years. One night he receives a strange visitor, an immaculately dressed man of 60, who opens a drawer to which only Sam has the key and withdraws a valuable necklace, which Sam gave to a lady of easy virtue (but expensive access) 20 years earlier. No sooner do Sam and the mysterious stranger discover that they are the same man, than another interloper appears, Sam at 40, followed by Sam at 20. Valiantly the octogenarian tries to keep the others from making the mistakes he has made, but his efforts are futile. Each Sam proceeds to make the identical missteps; marrying Stella at 20, not leaving her at 40, becoming hopelessly infatuated with another woman at 60. To join this foursome comes their father, an irascible Victorian with a lecherous leaning toward a secretary who looks suspiciously like the lady of the necklace. In the end there is still another Sam, A newborn babe whom Old Sam holds for an instant, then hastily rejects.

Manchester

1956

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English Theatre Guild, London

1957

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Comedy

9

4

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Notes:
revised version as R Loves J, music by Alexander Faris, Lyrics by Julian More, Produced Chischester, 1973

Synopsis:
As told by Chapman in the NY Daily News: "Ustinov, with a beard, rimmed nose-glasses and padded waistline, is the president of the smallest of all mythical countries. It is so small that it has a standing army of twoand the army doesn't even stand, but slouches. This country lies smack between the East and the West, so each of these world divisions seeks to make Ustinov an ally. Russia sends an ambassadora Romanoff, no less. The U.S. dispatches one of its typical business diplomats. One of several high points of this delightful comedy is the scene in which Ustinov shuttles between the rival embassies, listening to their blandishments and threats. This is a hilarious cartoon of diplomacy. Why the title, ROMANOFF AND JULIET? The Russian has a son, and the American has a daughter named Juliet and these twain fall in love. And love has its sway. National rivalries vanish as the parents are reconciled after a wedding which is remarkable for its lunacy."

London

1940

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-

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Sketches in

Sketch

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Notes:
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Synopsis:

Liverpool

1945

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in Plays About People, Cape, London

1950

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Play/Drama

14

1

1g extras

Notes:
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Synopsis:
a chronicle play about the Crusades

New York

1967

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Random House, New York

1967

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Play/Drama

11

2

extras

Notes:
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Synopsis:
It sweeps from ancient Rome to edieval England to modern times, with links provided by recurring characters who emerge whenever war comes and who controls its course

New York

1974

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-

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Play/Drama

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-

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Notes:
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Synopsis:
set in an anteroom of hell where the ultimate destination of new arrivals, including the US president and the Russin premier is decided.