Oriel Gray - Plays

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  • Lawson (1943)
  • Westernlimit (1946)
  • My Life is my Affair (1947)
  • Had We But World Enough — first performed 1950
  • "Sky without Birds" in Plays of the 50s (2007) — first performed in 1950
  • The Belhe And The Bushranger
  • Hewers Of Coal
  • The King Who Wouldn't — first performed 1952
  • Marx Of Time
  • Milestones
  • Royal Tour
  • The Torrents (1996) — first performed in 1954
  • Drive a Hard Bargain (1955) — first performed in Ballarat, October 1957
  • "Burst of Summer" in Plays of the 60's, Vol. 1 (1997) — first performed in 1960
  • The Man who Wanted to Murder Sherlock Holmes: A Play for Radio (1987)

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