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OSCAR LUMLEY-WATSON
(1961 - )
Nationality:
Jamaican (BAME)
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Born Kingston, Jamaica. aka Oscar Watson. Oscar was educated at a West London Grammar School and obtained a BA in Drama and English at Norwich. He taught Drama for a year before training as a director at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Since then he has run a youth project at the Albany Empire; run the London Lesbian and Gay Centre and a number of other gay clubs. He also has run a pub Theatre. He is a director of the Actors Centre and a co-ordinator of the Black Theatre Forum. Named Oscar Watson but he is now known As Oscar Lumley-Watson
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Battie-Man Blues
Synopsis:
Battieman is an abusive word of Caribbean origin for homosexual. Lloyd, a fashion photographer is picked up by Paul and they spend the night together. they talk about their lives and the pressures of being black and gay. "Come the revolution, when they line up the gays against one wall and the blacks against another, I wont know where to stand."
Notes:
Battie-Man Blues was written under the name Oscar Watson but he is now known As Oscar Lumley-Watson.
1st Produced:
Lilian Baylis Theatre, London
04 Nov 1993
Organisations:
Truly Fierce Productions
1st Published:
Playtext: National Theatre BBPA/4/28
Music:
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Genre:
Play/Drama. - - Gay, full length
Parts:
Male: 2 Female: - Other: -
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Flatmates
Synopsis:
about guys tussling for the affection of their female flatmate, premieres, more episodes are in the pipeline.
Notes:
written by Oscar Watson and Clive King
1st Produced:
Bird's Nest Theatre, London
19 Apr 2000
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Genre:
pilot of a TV style sitcom
Parts:
Male: 3 Female: 1 Other: -
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Quick, Phyllis: Grab A Dyke And Dance Your Way Out: It's A Raid!!
Synopsis:
Heaven Nightclub, London, 1979; a house in Hampstead; Brompton Road Cemetry
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1st Produced:
Albany Empire Studio, London
1987
Organisations:
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1st Published:
Playtext: National Theatre BBPA/4/31
Music:
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Play/Drama
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Male: 1 Female: - Other: -
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