Howard Brenton
Born in Portsmouth, Hampshire, 13 December 1942
PLAYS
- Ladder of Fools (produced 1965)
- Winter, Daddykins (produced 1965)
- It's My Criminal (produced 1966)
- A Sky-Blue Life, adaptation of stories by
Gorky (produced 1967; revised version produced 1971)
- Gargantua, adaptation of the novel by Rabelais
(produced 1969)
- Gum and Goo (produced 1969)
- Revenge (produced 1969). 1970
- Heads, and The Education of Skinny Spew (produced 1969)
- Christie in Love (produced 1969)
- Fruit (produced 1970)
- Wesley (produced 1970)
- Scott of the Antarctic; or, What God Didn't
See (produced 1971)
- Lay By, with others (produced 1971). 1972
- Hitler Dances (produced 1972). 1982
- How Beautiful with Badges (produced 1972)
- England's Ireland, with others (produced
1972)
- Measure for Measure, adaptation of the play by
Shakespeare (produced 1972)
- A Fart for Europe, with David Edgar (produced
1973)
- The Screens, adaptation of a play by Jean
Genet (produced 1973)
- Brassneck, with David Hare (produced 1973).
1974
- Magnificence (produced 1973). 1973
- Mug (produced 1973)
- Jedefrau, adaptation of a play by Hugo von
Hofmannsthal (produced 1974)
- The Churchill Play: As It Will be Performed in the
Winter of 1984 by the Internees of Churchill Camp
Somewhere in England (produced 1974; revised version,
produced 1988)
- The Saliva Milkshake, adaptation of the novel Under Western Eyes by Conrad (televised 1975;
produced 1975). 1977
- Government Property (produced 1975)
- Weapons of Happiness (produced 1976).
1977
- Epsom Downs (produced 1977). 1977
- Deeds, with others (produced 1978)
- Sore Throats (produced 1979)
- Warwickgate, with others (produced 1979)
- The Life of Galileo, adaptation of a play by
Brecht (produced 1980). 1980.
- The Romans in Britain (produced 1980). 1980;
revised version, 1982.
- A Short Sharp Shock!, with Tony Howard
(produced 1980)
- Thirteenth Night (produced 1981)
- Nail Poems: 32 Haiku (produced 1981)
- Danton's Death, adaptation of a play by Georg
Büchner (produced 1982). 1982
- The Thing (for children; produced 1982)
- Conversations in Exile, adaptation of a work
by Brecht (produced 1982)
- The Genius (produced 1983). 1983
- Sleeping Policemen, with Tunde Ikoli (produced
1983). 1984
- Bloody Poetry (produced 1984). 1985
- Pravda: A Fleet Street Comedy, with David Hare
(produced 1985). 1985
- Dead Head (televised 1986). 1987
- Greenland (produced 1988). 1988
- Iranian Nights, with Tariq All (produced
1989). 1989
- H.I.D. (Hess Is Dead) (produced 1989).
1989
- Moscow Gold, with Tariq Ali (produced 1990).
1990
- The Wall Dog, with Jane Brenton, adaptation of
the play by Manfred Karge (produced 1990)
- Berlin Bertie (produced 1992). 1992
SCREENPLAY:
TELEVISION PLAYS:
- Lushly, 1972;
- The Saliva Milkshake, 1975;
- The Paradise Run, 1976;
- A Desert of Lies, 1984;
- Dead Head serial, 1986.
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