James Bridie - Bibliography

Bibliography

  • Some Talk of Alexander (1926), book, his experiences as an army doctor
  • The Sunlight Sonata or To Meet the Seven Deadly Sins (1928) published under the pseudonym Mary Henderson, directed by Tyrone Guthrie
  • The Switchback (1929), with James Brandane
  • What It Is to Be Young (1929)
  • The Girl Who Did Not Want to Go to Kuala Lumpur (1930)
  • The Pardoner's Tale (1930)
  • The Amazed Evangelist (1931)
  • The Anatomist (1931)
  • The Dancing Bear (1931)
  • Tobias and the Angel (1930)
  • Jonah and the Whale (1932)
  • A Sleeping Clergyman (1933)
  • Marriage Is No Joke (1934)
  • Colonel Witherspoon or The Fourth Way of Greatness (1934)
  • Mary Reed (with Claude Gurney) (1934)
  • The Black Eye (1935)
  • Storm in a Teacup (Adaptation) (1936) Based on Bruno Frank's Sturm im Wasserglas
  • Susannah and the Elders (1937)
  • The King of Nowhere (1938)
  • Babes in the Wood (1938)
  • The Last Trump (1938)
  • The Kitchen Comedy Radio play, (1938)
  • The Letter Box Rattles (1938)
  • One Way of Living (1939)
  • What Say They? (1939)
  • The Sign of the Prophet Jonah Radio play (1942) Adaption of Jonah and the Whale
  • The Dragon and the Dove or How the Hermit Abraham Fought the Devil for His Niece (1943)
  • Jonah 3 (1942) Revised version of Jonah and the Whale
  • Holy Isle (1942)
  • A Change for the Worse 1943
  • Mr. Bolfry 1943.
  • It Depends What You Mean 1949
  • The Forrigan Reel Ballad opera 1949
  • Lancelot 1945
  • Paradise Enow 1945
  • Dr. Angelus 1949
  • John Knox 1949
  • Gog and Magog 1948
  • Daphne Laureola 1949
  • The Golden Legend of Shults 1949
  • Mr. Gillie 1950
  • The Queen's Comedy 1950
  • The Baikie Charivari or The Seven Prophets 1953
  • Meeting at Night (With Archibald Batty) 1954
  • The Pyrate's Den
  • The Tragic Muse
  • (Adaptation) The Wild Duck. Based on Vildanden by Henrik Ibsen
  • (Adaptation) Liliom Based on Ferenc Molnár's play of the same name
  • (Adaptation) Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen
  • (Adaptation) The Misanthrope Based on Le Misanthrope by Molière

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