Royal Shakespeare Company

The Royal Shakespeare Company moved its production to London in August 1989; the play had been published earlier that year.

MW 's W. D. Thomas Memorial Lecture given at the University of Wales , Swansea, was published the same year under the title Donkey Business; donkey work: magic and metamorphosis in contemporary opera...

The Royal Shakespeare Company performed a short play by MW , Mal de Mere, along with Whose Greenham.

Time Out discerned in this sequence an astonishing density of feeling.Marsha Rowe wrote that in To Die Among FriendsMW had cut the past in slices and re-arranged it as a layer cake, pretty...

It had first been performed about a month before. An adapted Royal Shakespeare Company version under the title of The Fantastic Follies of Mrs Rich opened in March 2018 at Stratford, UK.

The Royal Shakespeare Company scored a notable success with HP 's play The Homecoming, written the previous year, directed by Peter Hall .

Landscape and Silence, a pair of short plays by HP , were directed for the RSC by Peter Hall , having been delayed while Pinter battled the Lord Chamberlain (the British censor) for the...

The Birthday Party and Other Plays was published in 1960, and this play alone in 1965. The Birthday Party was revived in 1964 by the Royal Shakespeare Company with Pinter himself directing, and again in...

Golden Girls, a play by LP about women athletes, was staged by the Royal Shakespeare Company at their small theatre, the Other Place . It was published in March 1985.

During the same year, 1986, a commission for LP from the Royal Shakespeare Company resulted in an anti-war play called Hawks and Doves. Ten years after the commission the play had not been produced...

In 1992 an educational grant from the Royal Shakespeare Company funded LP 's adaptation, for children, of Antigone by Sophocles , entitled Royal Blood Bath 3.

Despite her earlier unwillingness to spend time on adaptations, HM collaborated with Mike Poulton on the stage adaptations of her first two Cromwell novels, under the same titles.Both plays opened in productions by the Royal Shakespeare Company

LL 's several positions as Writer-in-Residence have included Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in Dundee (1980), the Tattenhall Centre , near Chester (1982-84), Edinburgh University (1985-87), and the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1988-89, on...

DL 's Heresies opened at the Barbican Theatre (The Pit) in London in a production by the Royal Shakespeare Company .

She and Jo Shapcott read their poems (together with rising starsJay Bernard and Kayo Chingonyi ) at the Royal Shakespeare Company 's redesigned Swan Theatre at Stratford on 3 December 2010. The same month...