Eric (Russell) Bentley
American dramatist. Born Bolton, Lancashire, England 14 September, 1916
Stage Works
- A Time to Die, and A Time to Live: Two Short Plays, adaptations
of plays by Euripides and Sophocles (as Commitments, produced 1967).
1967.
- Sketches in DMZ Revue (produced 1968).
- The Red White and Black, music by Brad Burg (produced 1970).
1971.
- Are You Now or Have You Ever Been: The Investigation of Show-Business
by the Un-American Activities Committee 1947-1958 (produced 1972).
1972.
- The Recantation of Galileo Galilei: Scenes from History Perhaps
(produced 1973). 1972.
- Expletive Deleted (produced 1974). 1974.
- From the Memoirs of Pontius Pilate (produced 1976).
- The Kleist Variations: Three Plays. 1982.
- Wannsee (produced 1978).
- The Fall of the Amazons (produced 1979).
- Concord (produced 1982).
- Larry Parks' Day in Court (produced 1979).
- Lord Alfred's Lover (produced 1979). 1981
- Monstrous Martyrdoms: Three Plays (includes Lord Alfred's Lover,
H for Hamlet, German Requiem). 1985.
- Round Two. In Gay Plays: Four, edited by Michael Wilcox, 1990.
- The First Lulu, adaptation of a play by Frank Wedekind (produced
1993). 1993.
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