Gary Mitchell - Works

Works

Plays
  • Independent Voice (1993) Tinderbox, Belfast
  • Alternative Future (1994) Point Fields, Belfast
  • That Driving Ambition (1995) Replay, Belfast
  • Sinking (1997) Replay, Belfast
  • In a Little World of Our Own (1997) Peacock, Dublin
  • As the Beast Sleeps (1998) Peacock, Dublin
  • Tearing the Loom (1998) Lyric, Belfast
  • Trust (1999) Royal Court Upstairs, London
  • Energy (1999) Playhouse, Londonderry
  • Holding Cell (2000) Tinderbox, Belfast
  • Marching On (2000) Lyric, Belfast
  • The Force of Change (2000) Royal Court Upstairs/Downstairs, London
  • Loyal Women (2003) Royal Court Downstairs, London
  • Remnants of Fear (2005) Dubbeljoint, Belfast
  • Suicide Blonde (2010) Old Red Lion, London
  • Love Matters (2012) Aisling Ghear, Belfast
Radio Plays
  • The World, the Flesh and the Devil (1991) BBC Radio 4
  • Independent Voice (1993) BBC Radio 4
  • A Tearful of Dreams (1993) BBC Radio 4
  • Poison Hearts (1994) BBC Radio 4
  • Stranded (1995) BBC Radio 3
  • Mandarin Lime (1995)with Jimmy Murphy BBC Radio 3
  • Dividing Force Episode One: Above the Law (1995) BBC Radio 4
  • Dividing Force Episode Two: Raising the Standard (1995) BBC Radio 4
  • Dividing Force Episode Three: Useless Tools (1995) BBC Radio 4
  • Drumcree (1996) BBC Radio 4
  • At the Base of the Pyramid (1997) BBC Radio 4
  • As the Beast Sleeps (2001) BBC Radio 4
  • The Force of Change (2002) BBC Radio 4
  • Loyal Women (2003) BBC Radio 4
  • Just 'Cause (2008) RTE Radio 1
  • Forgotten People Part One (2009) RTE Radio 1
  • Forgotten People Part Two (2009) RTE Radio 1
  • Echoes of War (2009) BBC Radio 3
  • Ian Really Likes Mary (2010) RTE Radio 1
  • Freedom of Poverty (2011) RTE Radio 1
  • Babies (2012) RTE Radio 1
Film
  • Made in Heaven (1996) BBC Education
  • An Officer From France (1998) RTE 1
  • As the Beast Sleeps (2002) BBC 2
  • Suffering (2003) Writer/Director

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