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Year Title Author Genre 1997 Glowboys Lance Dann 1997 Riddley Walker (rpt, R4) Russell Hoban 1997 Playing the Wife Ronald Hayman 1997 Molly Sweeney Brian Friel 1997 The Importance of Being Earnest (rpt, R4) Oscar Wilde 1997 Proust Screen Play (rpt) Harold Pinter 1997 The Red Oleander Rabindranath Tagore 1997 The Tempest (rpt) Shakespeare 1997 Brahms on a Slow Train (rpt) David Pownall 1997 Pentecost (rpt) David Edgar 1997 Insignificance Terry Johnson 1997 My Dinner with Andre (rpt) Wally Shawn 1997 Fair Hearing (rpt) Steve May 1997 Outside the Door Wolfgang Borchert 1997 Roberto Zucco (rpt) Koltes/Mairowitz 1997 Spell No.7 (rpt, R4) Ntozake Shange 1997 The Sisterhood (rpt)] Moliere/Bolt 1997 Transit of Venus (rpt) Maureen Hunter 1997 Happy Days (rpt) Samuel Beckett 1997 Death in Venice Thomas Mann 1997 Blood Wedding (rpt) Federico Garcia Lorca 1997 The Libertine (rpt) Steven Jeffries 1997 Intimations for Saxophone (rpt) Sophie Treadwell 1997 Loot Joe Orton 1997 Up Against It Joe Orton 1997 The Merchant of Venice (rpt, R4) Shakespeare 1997 The Merry Wives of Windsor (rpt) Shakespeare 1997 The Relapse John Vanbrugh 1997 The Country Wife (rpt) William Wycherley 1997 Martin Yesterday Brad Fraser 1997 The Magistrate's Ordeal Robert Holman 1997 In Praise of Progress Gregory Motton 1997 The Country Martin Crimp 1997 Juno and the Paycock Sean O'Casey 1997 To the Wedding John Berger 1997 Antony and Cleopatra Shakespeare 1997 The Secret Commonwealth (rpt) John Purser 1997 Handel's Ghost Paul Barz/David Bryer 1997 The Winter's Tale Shakespeare 1998 The Misanthrope Moliere/Harrison 1998 Divine Words Valle Inclan 1998 Hysteria Terry Johnson 1998 The Steward of Christendom Sebastian Barry 1998 The Trojan Women Euripides 1998 Good Person of Szechuan Berthold Brecht 1998 Flight Bulgakov 1998 A Streetcar Named Desire Tennessee Williams 1998 The Weir Conor McPherson 1998 After Easter (rpt) Anne Devlin 1998 Stanley Pam Gems 1998 Gristle Lee Hall 1998 The Mysteries Edward Kemp 1998 Skylight David Hare 1998 Passing Places Steven Greenhorn 1998 Cardiff East Peter Gill 1998 Heartbreak House George Bernard Shaw 1998 Twelfth Night Shakespeare 1998 The Relapse John Vanbrugh 1998 Life is a Dream Calderon de la Barca 1998 The Ceremony of Innocence Martyn Wade 1998 A Streetcar named Desire Tennessee Williams 1998 The Emperor Jones Eugene O'Neill 1998 Let Us Now Praise Famous Men James Agee 1998 Loot Joe Orton 1998 Up Against It Joe Orton 1998 The Art of the Big Bass Drum James Kelman 1998 Cadenza David Pownall 1998 Death in Venice Thomas Mann 1998 Oedipus at Colonus Sophocles, adapted Ranjit Bolt 1998 Havisham Ronald Frame 1998 The Reith Affair Michael Hastings 1998 The Voluptuous Tango 1998 East from the Gantry Edward Thomas 1998 To The Wedding 1998 Divine Words Ramon del Valle-Inclan 1998 The Misanthrope Moliere 1998 Via Dolorosa David Hare 1998 U.S. Peter Brook 1998 Hedda Gabler 1998 Man and Boy Terrence Rattigan 1998 Naked Pirandello 1998 Cancer Ward Alexander Solzhenitsyn 1998 Major Barbara George Bernard Shaw 1998 The Winter's Tale Shakespeare 1998 Troy Trilogy (2/3): The Death of Achilles 1998 A Flag Unfurled Leigh Jackson 1998 Adverse Possession John Waters 1998 The Weir Conor McPherson 1998 Cadenza David Pownall 1999 The Comedy of Errors Shakespeare 1999 Twelfth Night Shakespeare 1999 Hymn to Love Steve Trafford 1999 Via Dolorosa David Hare 1999 The Father August Strindberg 1999 A House of Correction Howard Barker 1999 The Comedy of Errors Shakespeare 1999 Dans la solitude des Champs de Coton 1999 Safe Havens Nigel Gearing 1999 Frozen Images Kristian Smeds 1999 The Reith Affair Michael Hastings 1999 Fugitive Pieces Anne Michaels 1999 The Glass Menagerie Tennessee Williams 1999 The Invention of Love Tom Stoppard 1999 The Doctor's Dilemma George Bernard Shaw 1999 Talk of the City Stephen Poliakoff 1999 Perfect Days Liz Lochead 1999 Aristocrats Brian Friel 1999 Our Lady of Sligo Sebastian Barry 1999 No Man's Land (rpt) Harold Pinter 1999 Albertina Howard Barker 1999 Maestro Ronald Frame 1999 Byron's Fancy David Pownall 1999 Passing Places (rpt) Steven Greenhorn 1999 Document of Identity Wole Soyinka 1999 Hymn to Love (rpt) Steve Trafford 1999 The Ceremony of Innocence (rpt) Martyn Wade 1999 In the Solitude of the Cotton Fields (rpt) Bernard-Marie Koltes 1999 Naked (rpt) Pirandello 1999 Cancer Ward (rpt) Alexander Solzhenitsyn 1999 Frozen Images (rpt) Kristian Smeds 1999 Ironhand Goethe 1999 Waiting for Godot (rpt) Samuel Beckett 1999 Hamlet Shakespeare 1999 A Midsummer Night's Dream Shakespeare 1999 Julius Caesar Shakespeare 1999 Romeo and Juliet Shakespeare 1999 Frank V Friedrich Durrenmatt 1999 The Public Lorca 1999 Moliere Mikhail Bulgakov 1999 Talk of the City (rpt) Stephen Poliakoff 1999 Truth and Reconcilliation John Kani 1999 Dianeira T Wertenbaker 1999 Lifehouse Pete Townshend 1999 The Last Days of Mankind Karl Krauss 1999 Havisham (rpt) Ronald Frame 1999 Easy Virtue Noel Coward 2000 The Vortex Noel Coward 2000 ART Yasmina Reza 2000 Maya Simon Cantillon 2000 Amy's View David Hare 2000 The Sea Edward Bond 2000 Ancient Lights Shelagh Stephenson 2000 Tomorrow Week Samuel Adamson 2000 Billy Budd Herman Melville 2000 Kangaroo DH Lawrence/Britton 2000 The Last Days of Mankind (part 1) (rpt) Karl Krauss 2000 The Last Days of Mankind (part 2) (rpt) Karl Krauss 2000 Hedda Gabler (rpt) Ibsen 2000 As You Like It Shakespeare 2000 Richard II Shakespeare 2000 Art Yazmina Reza 2000 Woman in Mind Alan Ayckbourn 2000 Perfect Days (rpt) Liz Lochead 2000 Knives in Hens David Harrower 2000 Phedre Racine 2000 She stoops to conquer Oliver Goldsmith 2000 Momentum Lavinia Murray 2000 Guesses at Most Doug Lucie 2000 Skylight (rpt) David Hare 2000 Albertina (rpt) Howard Barker 2000 Easy Virtue (rpt) Noel Coward 2000 The Vortex (rpt) Noel Coward 2000 Art (rpt) Yazmina Reza 2000 Resident Alien (rpt) Tim Fountain 2000 The Father (rpt) Strindberg 2000 Macbeth Shakespeare 2000 The Taming of the Shrew Shakespeare 2000 Stanley (rpt) Pam Gems 2000 Dianeira (rpt) Timberlake Wertenbaker 2000 Moonlight Harold Pinter 2000 Summer Folk Maxim Gorky 2000 The Monument Eduardo de Filippo 2000 Canterbury Tales Peter Flannery 2000 The Devil's Disciple Bernard Shaw 2000 Wystan Gordon McDougall 2000 Requiem Byrony Lavery 2000 Dr. Ibsen's Ghosts Robert Ferguson 2000 Ghosts Hendrik Ibsen 2000 A Fairly Honourable Defeat (Iris Murdoch) James Friel 2000 The Judas Kiss David Hare 2000 The Importance of Being Ernest Oscar Wilde 2001 Shakespeare's Clowns 2001 The Constant Prince Calderon/Clifford 2001 The Ghost of Federico Garcia Lorca Peter Straughan 2001 Heartbreak House (rpt) G B Shaw 2001 Major Barbara (rpt) G B Shaw 2001 Tis Pity she's a Whore Ford 2001 Mary Queen of Scots has her head chopped off Liz Lochead 2001 Autumn Sonata Ingmar Bergman 2001 Three Sisters 2 Reza de Wet 2001 The Emigrants W G Sebald 2001 Every Bit of It Jackie Kay 2001 Are UR?(Capek) Jeffrey Robinson 2001 Zenobia Nick Dear 2001 The Magic Mountain 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David Britton 2001 Alcestis Hughes 2001 Delores Phyllis Nagy 2001 Medea: Mapping the Edge Various 2001 The Trojan Women (rpt) Euripides/ 2001 Democracy & Language John Fletcher 2001 Hecuba Timberlake Wertenbaker 2001 Wiltons 1 A Collection of Eccentrics various 2002 Sunday At Sant’Agata Ronald Frame 2002 Blue Orange Joe Penhall 2002 And Nothing But The Truth John Kani 2002 Blind Doug Loucie 2002 Amy’s View (rpt) David Hare 2002 Kangeroo (rpt) Lawrence/Britton 2002 Pentecost Stewart Parker 2002 Lorenzaccio de Musset 2002 Electricity (rpt) Murray Gold 2002 The Monument (rpt) de Filippo 2002 Ghosts (rpt) Ibsen 2002 The Devil’s Disciple (rpt) Bernard Shaw 2002 The Mysteries (rpt) Edward Kemp 2002 King Baabu Wole Soyinka 2002 Gagarin Way Gregory Burke 2002 Of Love and Other Demons Marquez/Chris Dolan 2002 The New Vaudeville: Voices from the East End Carl Mims 2002 Outlying Islands David Greig 2002 The Cracked Pot Kleist 2002 Carandiru Drauzio Varella 2002 Credible Witness Timberlake Wertenbaker 2002 Mnemonic McBurney 2002 The Black Path O’Brien/Darling 2002 Arrived Bernhard/Jeffries 2002 North South East West Gupta/Gurpreet/Bhatti 2002 A Tree Full of Monkeys (part of Baltic event) Simon Armitage 2002 The Emigrants (rpt) Sebald 2002 The Bogus Woman (rpt) Kay Adshead 2002 Baltasar and Blimunda (rpt) Saramago 2002 Blind (rpt) Doug Loucie 2002 Wystan (rpt) Gordon McDougall 2002 The Conquest of the South Pole (rpt) Manfred Karge 2002 Oronooko
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