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Judith Adams was Writer-in-Residence at the Crucible Theatre,
Sheffield 1997/98 and is a member of the writer's Guild of Great
Britain and the Yorkshire Playwrights. She began writing in 1990
and has a degree in English from New Hall, Cambridge (1973) and
a Post-Grad Teaching Certificate in English/ Drama from Bretton
Hall (1975) |
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THEATRE |
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SWEET FANNY ADAMS IN EDEN |
Commissioned by Stella Quines Theatre Company. Produced at Pitlochry
Memorial Gardens in 2003. Due for production at the Edinburgh
Botanical Gardens during the Edinburgh Festival 2003/ |
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FOOL'S MATE |
Commissioned by the Royal National Theatre and workshopped in
the studio. |
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QUEUEING FOR EVEREST |
Commissioned/ produced by the Crucible Studio March/ April 2000.
Awarded a four month residency at the University of Sheffield
Drama department in Autumn 2000 for further development. |
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THE LITTLE MERMAID |
Produced at the Crucible Studio, December 1997 |
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THE BONE ROOM |
Workshopped in January 1997 and produced by Theatre Alba at the
Young Vic June/ July 1998. Runner-up and Special Mention in the
Susan Smith Blackburn Prize 1999. |
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VILLETTE |
Workshopped at the Crucible with 6 actors in 1996, dir: Deborah
Paige. Then produced in the Studio under the same director. |
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BURDALANE |
A week's workshop at the National Studio, dir: Abigail Morris
with Fiona Shaw. Rehearsed reading at the Crucible, Sheffield,
dir: Stephen Wrentmore.
Short-listed for the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize 1998 |
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THE MILL ON THE FLOSS |
Adapted for BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour Serial for transmission
Summer 2004 |
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ME AND I |
Original play for BBC Radio 4's Afternoon Play, broadcast
November 2002. |
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ROB ROY |
Adapted for BBC Radio 4's Classic Serial, broadcast Spring
2002 |
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THE BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY |
Adapted for BBC Radio 4's Sunday Play, broadcast Spring
2002. Nominated for a Sony Award |
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FROM THE WAIST UP |
Original play for BBC Radio 4's Afternoon Play, broadcast
February 2002 |
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WIT |
Adapted for BBC Radio 4's Sunday Play, broadcast July
2001. |
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BURDALANE |
BBC Radio 4 Monday Play dir: Michael Fox with Kathryn
Hunter broadcast in 1996 |
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AGNES GREY |
Adapted from the novel by Anne Bronte for BBC radio 4, 1997 |
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ISLANDS |
BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Theatre starring Fiona Shaw |
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