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Drama
This collection contains scripts for productions on the stage, television, radio, and screen, and critical studies.
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Smiling David: the story of David Oluwale
Calder & Boyars
1974
Charts the slow destruction of an immigrant from Nigeria.
Lucifer and the Lord: a play in eleven scenes
Hamish Hamilton
1952
Based on the peasant's revolt in fourteenth century Germany.
Hamlet and the pirates: an exercise in literary detection
Eyre & Spottiswoode
1950
A new elucidation of the underlying political plot in Hamlet, and of the play's literary history up to the time of the printing of the 1604/5 Quarto.
Macbeth
Canongate
1992
Shakespeare's only Scottish play translated into relatively modern Scots.
The Wallace: a triumph in five acts
Oliver and Boyd
1960
First broadcast on the BBC Scottish Service in 1959. From the library of the distinguished endocrinologist scientist Alfred Tennant Cowie.
Holmes sweet Holmes: a comedy
Jasper Publishing
1996
A one act play set in the flat immediately below Holmes' apartment.
The truth about Sarajevo: a play for the Traverse Theatre
Scottish Theatre
1970
First performed at the Traverse Theatre Club, Edinburgh, on May 20th 1969.
A matter of conviction ; When the rain stops ; The art of detection ; Parting shot : four plays
Diehard
1995
Contains 'The art of detection', a monologue by Mrs Hudson with a surprise in the tail. Signed by the author.
The kitchen: a play in two parts with an interlude
Jonathan Cape
1961
The original, shorter version, was published by Penguin in 1960.
The importance of being Earnest: a trivial comedy for serious people
Samuel French, Ltd.
1910s
Mason 384, with the later imprint 26, Southampton Street, Strand.
