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Alan Bennett was born on 9th May 1934 in Leeds , England and came
from a working class background. At eighteen did his National Service before
going on to college in Oxford. He wrote plays and sketches and took part in the
legendary Beyond the Fringe with Peter Cook and Jonathan Miller. He has enjoyed
continual success and critical success both for his stage work and television
adaptations. The first two hardcover books are the scarcest.
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The Plays of Alan Benett
| Title |
Publisher |
Date |
Notes |
| Forty Years On |
Faber |
1969 |
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| Getting On |
Faber |
1972 |
|
| Habeas Corpus |
Faber |
1973 |
|
| The Old Country |
Faber |
1977 |
paperback |
| A Last Word |
Faber |
1978 |
paperback |
| Enjoy |
Faber |
1980 |
paperback |
| Office Suite |
Faber |
1981 |
paperback |
| Objects of Affection |
BBC |
1982 |
paperback |
| Writer in Disguise |
Faber |
1985 |
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| Two Kafka Plays |
Faber |
1987 |
paperback |
| Talking Heads |
BBC |
1988 |
paperback |
| Single Spies |
Faber |
1989 |
paperback |
| Wind in the Willows |
Faber |
1991 |
paperback |
| Madness of George III |
Faber |
1992 |
paperback |
The Other Works of Alan Bennet
| Title |
Publisher |
Date |
Notes |
| A Private Function |
Faber |
1984 |
paperback |
| Prick Up Your Ears |
Faber |
1987 |
paperback |
| The Lady in the Van |
London Review |
1990 |
pamphlet |
| Poetry in Motion |
BBC |
1990 |
paperback |
| Writing Home |
Faber |
1994 |
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