Ngugi co-authored a play on the captured guerrilla leader, The Trial of Dedan Kimathi (1977).
At the annual Athenian festival, the Great Dionysia, three tragedians presented work (a trilogy each plus a rumbustious "satyr play"), as did five comic authors (a play apiece).
In 1992 he co-authored a play, Creating Charlotte, based on his experiences in London with the shape-shifting and quick-witted Bach, which was performed at the Lyric Hammersmith with Peter Marinker in the title role.
Marina, a gifted writer, also authored a play that is about to be produced.
Conroy also authored a play about Burge and his torture program in Chicago called My Kind of Town.
Bacon also paid for and helped write speeches for a number of entertainments, including masques and dumbshows, although he is not known to have authored a play.
More often, though, it's other writers, rather than the original author of a play, who return to older material.
Rankine is also the author of a play, Provenance of Beauty: A South Bronx Travelogue (2009), which is performed on a bus ride through the Bronx.
The first is an article by Tom Crawshaw, author of a play about the Monty Python star Graham Chapman, on how 21st-century comedy treats homosexuality.
The plaintiff isthe author of a play, "Abie's Irish Rose," which it may be assumedwas properly copyrighted under section five, subdivision (d), ofthe Copyright Act, 17 USCA § 5 d).
