Work
Art exhibitions:
- Footstool Gallery, St John Smith Square, London
Books:
- Three Harlequin Plays (1961) ISBN 9999016263
- Saint George and the dragon at Christmas tide (anonymous) adapted by Marjorie Sigley in Swortzell, L. (eds) The twelve plays of Christmas (1999) ISBN 1-55783-402-4
Plays:
- Take A Fable (1977?) Writer
- A Review in Mime and Movement - Director (London Theatre Company/Russia and Poland)
- The Stoppers (1967) - Director (performed as part of the Brighton Festival at the Palace Pier theatre)
- Timesneeze (1970) Director
Film:
- Georgy Girl (1966) choreographer
- Never Never Land (1979) Screenwriter (also known as Second to the Right and Straight on Until Morning)
- The Flowering Eye (1979) Screenwriter
- The Jumble
Television:
- One Of A Kind - (1978) writer & associate director
- Five O'Clock Funfair (1965) presenter
- London Line (1968)
- Algy And Worthing
- Catch Us If You Can
- C.A.B. (1986–1989) Executive Producer
- Danger - Marmalade At Work! (1984) producer
- Educating Marmalade producer
- Wonderworld
- T-Bag (1985–1992) Executive producer
- What's in a Game
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“We visualized her less as a woman at work than as a light widening as it brightened.”
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All else is scenery ...”
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“By this contrivance the machinery of my work is of a species by itself; two contrary motions are introduced into it, and reconciled, which were thought to be at variance with each other. In a word, my work is digressive, and it is progressive too,—and at the same time.”
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