Peter Nichols - Plays

Plays

His plays include:

  • The Hooded Terror (Little Theatre, Bristol 1964)
  • A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (Citizens Theatre, Glasgow 1967)
  • The National Health (National Theatre at the Old Vic 1969)
  • Forget-Me-Not-Lane (Greenwich Theatre 1971)
  • Chez Nous (Globe Theatre, now known as the Gielgud Theatre 1974)
  • Harding's Luck (Greenwich Theatre 1974)
  • The Freeway (National Theatre at the Old Vic 1974)
  • Privates on Parade (Royal Shakespeare Company at the Aldwych Theatre 1977)
  • Born In The Gardens (Bristol Old Vic 1970, London 1980)
  • Passion Play (Royal Shakespeare Company at the Aldwych Theatre 1981)
  • Poppy (Royal Shakespeare Company at the Barbican Theatre 1982)
  • A Piece of My Mind (Nuffield Theatre, Southampton 1987)
  • Blue Murder (Show of Strength Theatre Company, Bristol 1995)
  • So Long Life (Show of Strength Theatre Company, Bristol 2000)
  • Nicholodeon (Show of Strength Theatre Company, Bristol 2000)
  • Lingua Franca (Finborough Theatre, London, 2010)

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