Stephen Lowe (playwright) - Works - Plays

Plays

  • Cards, Act Inn Theatre, London (1973)
  • Comic Pictures (Stars and Cards), Scarborough Theatre-in-the-Round (1976)
  • Shooting Fishing and Riding, Scarborough Theatre-in-the-Round (1977)
  • Touched, Nottingham Playhouse (1977); Royal Court (1981)
  • Sally Ann Hallelujah Band, Nottingham Playhouse Theatre Roundabout (1978)
  • The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists, Joint Stock (1978)
  • Glasshouses, Royal Court Theatre Upstairs (1981) ; (later retitled:) Moving Pictures, Leeds Playhouse
  • Tibetan Inroads, Royal Court (1981)
  • The Trial of Frankenstein, Plymouth Theatre Royal (1982)
  • Strive, Sheffield Crucible Studio (1983)
  • Seachange, Riverside Studios (1984)
  • Keeping Body and Soul Together, Royal Court Theatre Upstairs (1984)
  • The Storm (adaptation, from Ostrovsky), RSC Barbican The Pit (1985)
  • Desire, Meeting Ground Theatre national tour (1986)
  • Demon Lovers, Meeting Ground Theatre national tour (1987)
  • William Tell (adaptation, from Schiller), Sheffield Crucible (1987)
  • Divine Gossip, RSC Barbican The Pit (1988)
  • Paradise, Nottingham Playhouse (1990)
  • The Alchemical Wedding, Salisbury Playhouse (1998)
  • Revelations, Hampstead Theatre (2003)
  • It's Not Personal, Nottingham Playhouse (2004)
  • Old Big 'Ead in The Spirit of the Man, Nottingham Playhouse and national tour (2005-6)
  • The Fox and the Little Vixen, Tangere Arts tour (2005)
  • The Devil's League, in rehearsal at Derby Playhouse when theatre went into receivership; not yet produced (2008)
  • Smile, Lakeside Arts Nottingham (2008)
  • Glamour, Nottingham Playhouse (2009)
  • Empty Bed Blues, Lakeside Arts Nottingham (2009)
  • Seance on a Sunday Afternoon, Lakeside Arts Nottingham (2011)
  • Just a Gigolo, Edinburgh Festival and Lakeside Arts Nottingham (2012)


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