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Bruce Adam
PLAYS for adults and children by a lecturer and teacher in drama.
August 2006 Scotland on Sunday
Henry Adam
PETROL Jesus Nightmare #5. "You either know what it means or you don't," says Wick-born Henry Adam, best known for his hit comedy The People Next Door. "You either have nightmares about petrol Jesus or you don't."
Articles: Scotland on Sunday (13 August 2006); Reviews: Petrol Jesus Nightmare; 'e Polish Quine;
Vivien Adam
Agent: PFD
TV soap and drama writer with background in theatre.
Reviews: A Sense of Justice;
Judith Adams
YORKSHIRE author of Sweet Fanny Adams in Eden produced by Stellar Quines at Pitlochry Festival Theatre and Ghost produced by Edinburgh Pupet Lab.
Reviews: Ghost;
September 2007 Scotland on Sunday
Davey Anderson
IF you've been to the theatre in the past two years, it's been hard to miss the name of Davey Anderson. The Glasgow University graduate first came to wide attention as a winner of the Arches Award for Stage Directors in 2005, writing and directing Snuff, an ambitious two-hander about war, racism and . . .
Articles: Scotland on Sunday (29 November 2009); Reviews: Tipping Point; Snuff; Rupture; Zorro; Clutter Keeps Company;
Ioanna Anderson
IF you want a lesson on modern Scottish identity, look no further than Ioanna Anderson. The 38-year-old playwright is a walking embodiment of 21st-century multiculturalism.
Reviews: Six Acts of Love;
Peter Arnott
AUTHOR of The Boxer Benny Lynch, White Rose and Cyprus. Playwright in Cages blog reporting on his explorations of the John Murray Archive as its writer-in-residence.
Articles: Scotland on Sunday (23 July 2005); Reviews: The Visit; Swindle and Death; The Silver Darlings; Gordon Brown: A Life in Theatre;
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