The Plays
- A Very Great Man Indeed (7 September 1953)
- The Private Life of Hilda Tablet (24 May 1954)
- Emily Butter (14 November 1954)
- A Hedge, Backwards (29 February 1956)
- The Primal Scene, As It Were (11 March 1958)
- Not a Drum Was Heard (6 May 1959)
- Musique Discrète (27 October 1959)
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