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JAMES ROOSE-EVANS
(1927 - )
Nationality:
British
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Literary Agent:
Sheil Land Associates Ltd
James Roose-Evans (born 11 November 1927) is a British theatre director, scriptwriter, priest and writer on experimental theatre, gesture, ritual and meditation. In 1959 he founded the Hampstead Theatre Club, in London; and in 1974 the Bleddfa Centre for creativity and spirituality, in Powys. He is best known for directing the West End play, 84 Charing Cross Road. - wiki
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84 Charing Cross Road
Synopsis:
Dramatisation of the letters between struggling young writer in New York and an antiquarian bookseller in London.
Notes:
from book by Helen Hanff
1st Produced:
Melbourne 1981
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1st Published:
Samuel French, London, 1983 -
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Adaptation
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Between the Tides
Synopsis:
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Notes:
Original Playwright - Ben van Eysselsteijn. Translated from the Dutch by Gerardine Franken And Adapted for the English Stage by James Roose-Evans
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Cider With Rosie
Synopsis:
growing up in the idyllic English countryside between the two world wars
Notes:
book by Laurie Lee
1st Produced:
Melbourne 1982
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1st Published:
Samuel French, London, 1994 -
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Little Clay Cart, The
Synopsis:
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Notes:
attributed to King Sudraka, translated by Revilo Pendleton Oliver
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in "Plays of the Year 29" Elek, London, -
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Re: Joyce!
Synopsis:
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Notes:
written with Maureen Lipman
1st Produced:
Fortune, London 1988
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Play/Drama
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