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22 Astwood Mews, London, SW7 4DE CDA +44 (0)20 7937 2749|[email protected] ALAN WILLIAMS AWARDS Nominated for Best Male Actor in a Leading Role [GENIE AWARDS, Canadian Academy of Cinematic Art, for “The Cockroach Who Ate Cincinnati”, 1997] Won Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role [Vancouver Association of Professional Theatres, for "Kemp" in "VIGIL", 1996] THEATRE FAITH, HOPE & CHARITY ‘Bernard’ Dir. Alexander Zeldin [National Theatre] THREE SISTERS ‘Ivan’ Dir Rebecca Frecknall [Almeida Theatre] GUNDOG ‘Mick’ Dir. Vicky Featherstone [Royal Court Theatre] MARY STUART ‘Talbot’ Dir. Robert Icke [Almeida Theatre] AS YOU LIKE IT ‘Corin’ Dir. Polly Findlay [National Theatre] HERE WE GO Dir. Dominic Cooke [National Theatre] LIGHT SHINING IN BUCKINGHAMSHIRE ‘Winstanley’ Dir. Lyndsay Turner [National Theatre] THE CRUCIBLE ‘Rev Parris’ Dir. James Brining [West Yorkshire Playhouse] THE RITUAL SLAUGHTER OF GORGE MASTROMAS ‘M’ Dir. Vicky Featherstone [Royal Court] THE PRESIDENT HAS COME TO SEE YOU ‘Dave’ Dir. Vicky Featherstone [Royal Court] TALK SHOW ‘Ron’ Dir. Caroline Steinbeis [Royal Court] MINT ‘Simon’ Dir. Caroline Steinbeis [Royal Court] KRAPP’S LAST TAPE ‘Krapp’ Dir. Jonathan Humphreys [Hull Truck] A THOUSAND STARS EXPLODE IN THE SKY ‘Jake Benton’ Dir. Sean Holmes [Lyric Hammersmith] EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR ‘Colonel’ Dir. Tom Morris [National Theatre] WAR HORSE ‘Farmer Warren/Manfred’ Dirs. Marianne Elliott/Tom Morris [National Theatre & New London Theatre] THE BIRTHDAY PARTY ‘Petey’ Dir. David Farr [Lyric Hammersmith] A NUMBER ‘The Father’ Dir. Annabelle Comyn [Abbey Theatre] MEMORY Dir. Patrick Marber [Royal Court Theatre part of 50th anniversary celebrations] COMFORT ME WITH APPLES ‘Len’ Dir. Lucy Bailey [Hampstead Theatre] THE SCARLET LETTER ‘Brackett’ Dir. Phyllis Nagy [Chichester Festival Theatre] STONING MARY ‘Dad’ Dir. Marianne Elliott [Royal Court Theatre] TWELFTH NIGHT ‘Feste’ Dir. Stephen Unwin [English Touring Theatre] LUCKY DOG ‘Eddie Webber Dir. James Macdonald [Royal Court Theatre] BLACK MILK/TERRORISM Dirs. Ramin Grey / Simon Usher [Royal Court Theatre] UNDER THE WHALEBACK Dir.Richard Wilson [Royal Court Theatre] THE INLAND SEA ‘Capability’ Dir. Dominic Dromgoole [Oxford Stage Co.] CRAVE ‘M’ Dir. Vicky Feathersone [Royal Court / Paines Plough / Royal Court] CASANOVA Dir. Graham Eatough [Suspect Culture Theatre Co. Edinburgh] LOCAL ‘Jeff’ Dir. Marianne Elliott [Royal Court] 22 Astwood Mews, London, SW7 4DE CDA +44 (0)20 7937 2749|[email protected] ALAN WILLIAMS THEATRE CONT THE SEA ‘Evens’ Dir. Sean Holmes [Chichester Festival] THE JEW OF MALTA ‘Pilia Borza’ Dir. Michael Grandage [Almeida & Tour] THE RIB CAGE ‘Tolson’ Dir. Gordon Anderson [Royal Exchange] KISS THE SKY ‘Traveller’ Dir. Mike Bradwell [Bush Theatre] VIGIL ‘Kemp’ Dir. Morris Panych [Arts Club Theatre Vancouver] THE DARLING FAMILY ‘Him’ Dir. Linda Griffiths [Theatre Passe Muraille, Toronto] WHITE DOGS OF TEXAS One Man Show [Tarragon Theatre, Toronto & Tour] THE COCKROACH TRILOGY One Man Play Dir. Mike Bradwell [Hull Truck Tour UK, US, Canada] HAVING A BALL ‘Bonzo’ Dir. Chris Bond [Liverpool Playhouse] MEAN STREAKS ‘Norman’ Dir. Mike Bradwell [Hull Truck Tour/Bush Theatre] SMALL ADS ‘Henry’ Dir. Antonia Bird [King's Head] MARY BARNES ‘Zimmerman’ Dir. Peter Farago [Birmingham Rep] BED OF ROSES ‘Trevor’ Dir. Mike Bradwell [Royal Court and Hull Truck co-pro] PREJUDICE ‘Cundel’ Dir. Phil Young [Liverpool Everyman] EEJITS Dir. Pedr James [Liverpool Everyman] TO THE CHICAGO ABYSS ‘Old Man’ Dir. Pat Trueman [Manchester Royal Exchange] BRIDGET'S HOUSE ‘Andrew’ Dir. Mike Bradwell [Hull Truck on Tour] WEEKEND AFTER NEXT ‘Gareth’ Dir. Mike Bradwell [Hull Truck / Royal Court co pro] TELEVISION FATHER BROWN S8 [BBC] ‘Blind ‘Arry’ Dir. Jennie Paddon THE CAPTURE [Heyday for BBC1] ‘ Eddie’ Dir Ben Chanan FATHER BROWN S7: The Darkest Noon [BBC] ‘Blind ‘Arry’ Dir. Christina Ebohon-Green CASUALTY [BBC] ‘Les’ Dir Andy Newbury CHERNOBYL [Sky / HBO] ‘Charkov’ Dir. Johan Renck FATHER BROWN S6: The Jackdaw’s Revenge [BBC] ‘Blind ‘Arry’ Dir. Gary Williams FATHER BROWN S5: The Eagle & The Daw [BBC] ‘Blind ‘Arry’ Dir. Gary Williams The Lepidopterist's Companion [BBC] ‘Blind ‘Arry’ Dir. Paul Gibson DOCTORS [BBC] ‘Ben Sinclair’ Dir. Dan Wilson CASUALTY [BBC] ‘Roy’ Dir. Sean Gleeson THE CROWN [Netflix] ‘Professor Hogg’ Dir. Ben Caron THE CORONER: Capsized [BBC] ‘Keegan’ Dir. Adrian Bean SUNTRAP [BBC] ‘Leonard’ Dir. Ben Palmer CASUALTY [BBC] ‘Colin’ Dir. David Tucker THE GUILTY [Hartswood Films] ‘Frank Lawson’ Dir. Ed Bazalgette ENDEAVOUR ‘Home’ [Mammoth for ITV] ‘Cyril Morse’ Dir. Colm McCulloch STARLINGS Series 1 and 2 [Baby Cow] ‘Grandad’ Dir Matt Lipsey, Tony Dow, Philippa Langdale UTOPIA [Kudos for C4] ‘Danny’ Dir. Marc Munden CASUALTY [BBC] ‘Ronnie’ Dir. Jon Sen DOC MARTIN [Buffalo Pics] ‘Mr Tonken’ Dir. Paul Seed MIDSOMER MURDERS [Bentley] ‘Ezra Canning’ Dir. Nick Laughland DOCTORS [BBC] ‘Stride’ Dir. Brett Fallis LUTHER [BBC] ‘Frank’ Dir. Sam Miller SHAMELESS [Company] ‘LuLu’ Dir. Laurence Till VERA [ITV] ‘Michael Long’ Dir. Peter Hoar CRIMSON PETAL [Origin] ‘Col. Leek’ Dir. Marc Munden HOLBY CITY [BBC] ‘Ralph Lawrence’ Dir David Innes-Edwards Page 2 of 4 22 Astwood Mews, London, SW7 4DE CDA +44 (0)20 7937 2749|[email protected] ALAN WILLIAMS TELEVISION CONT PULSE [BBC] ‘Charlie Maddox’ Dir. James Hawes EASTENDERS [BBC] ‘Johnny’ Dir. Richard Platt MUTUAL FRIENDS [Hat Trick] ‘Jim’ Dir. Jim O’ Hanlon SPOOKS [Kudos] ‘Charles Grady’ Dir. Sam Miller SILENT WITNESS [BBC] ‘Eddie Stokes’ Dir. George Ormond HOLBY CITY [BBC] ‘Robert Mallory’ Dir. David Innes Edwards NEW TRICKS [Wall to Wall] ‘Johnny Jones’ Dir. Nick Laughland INNOCENCE [Tightrope] ‘Morris Toal’ Dir. 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Mike Leigh THE LIFE AND DEATH OF PETER SELLERS [Labrador Films] ‘Val Guest’ Dir. Stephen Hopkins Page 3 of 4 22 Astwood Mews, London, SW7 4DE CDA +44 (0)20 7937 2749|[email protected] ALAN WILLIAMS FILM CONT LE VOYAGE [Les Films en Hiver] ‘Albert’ Dir. Francois Dupeyron BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS [Bright Young Films Ltd.] ‘Bookie’ Dir. Stephen Fry CROMWELL AND FAIRFAX [Nylon Films] ‘Leveller’ Dir. Mike Barber HEARTLANDS [Heartlands Ltd.] ‘Deno’ Dir. Damien O’Donnell ALL OR NOTHING ‘Albert’ Dir. Mike Leigh UNCONDITIONAL LOVE [Outworld Productions] ‘William’ Dir. PJ Hogan ELEPHANT JUICE [Miramax] ‘Maurice’ Dir. Sam Miller ELIZABETH I [Elizabeth Films] ‘Sea Captain’ Dir. Shekhar Kapur AMONG GIANTS [Kudos] ‘Frank’ Dir. Sam Miller THE COCKROACH THAT ATE CINCINATTI [Queenwest] Dir. Micheal McNamara COLESLAW [Kids in the Hall] ‘Truckdriver’ Dir. Bruce McCollough THE DARLING FAMILY [Obodiac Productions] ‘He’ Dir. Alan Zweig DAUGHTERS OF THE COUNTRY [National Film Board Canada] ‘Principal’ Dir. 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    University of Alberta Yvette Nolan: Playwright in Context bY Valerie Shantz A thesis submitted to the Facultv of Graduate Studies and Research in partial fulfillment of the recpirements for the degree of Master of Arts Department of Drama Edmonton, Alberta Spring, 1998 National tibrary Bibliothèque nationale du Canada Acquisitions and Acquisitions et Bibliographie Services services bibliographiques 335 Wellington Street 395. rue Wellington Ottawa ON KIA ON4 Ottawa ON KIA ON4 Canada Canada The author has granted a non- L'auteur a accordé une licence non exclusive licence allowing the exclusive permettant à la National Library of Canada to Bibliothèque nationale du Canada de reproduce, loan, distribute or sell reproduire, prêter, distribuer ou copies of this thesis in microform, vendre des copies de cette thèse sous paper or electronic formats. la forme de microfiche/film, de reproduction sur papier ou sur format électronique. The author retains ownership of the L'auteur conserve la propriété du copyright in this thesis. Neither the droit d'auteur qui protège cette thèse. thesis nor substantid extracts fiom it Ni la these ni des extraits substantiels may be printed or otherwise de celle-ci ne doivent être imprimés reproduced without the author's ou autrement reproduits sans son permission. autorisation. This thesis is concerned with providing a critical context for my work with Yvette Kolan, a Winnipeg based playwright. I chose to pursue this topic because as a drarnahirg and academic 1 have found few models on which to base our relationdup. My underlying assumptions were that in approachmg a dramatic text, a writer and her drarnaturg represent an ongoing histon of sirnilar relatiowhips.