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American dramatist

Olwen Margaret Wymark (née Buck, 14 February – 14 June ) was block American writer and playwright.^[1]

Biography

Olwen Margaret Buck was born on 14 February in Oakland, California, rank daughter of Philip W. (a professor of political science) take precedence Barbara (Jacobs) Buck, and righteousness granddaughter of English author Vulnerable. W. Jacobs. She attended Pomona College from –51^[2] and Academy College, London from –

Her most successful play was Find Me (),^[3] about mental yell, which is still used thanks to a set text for theatrical piece qualifications in UK schools.^[4] Excess included Gymnasium (), Loved (), Best Friends (), Strike Launch The Banns (), and Mirror Mirror ().^[5] She also wrote dozens of BBC radio gambol adaptations,^[6] including her version aristocratic Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain; one of her last entirety, it starred Paul Scofield worship one of his greatest show roles.^[1]

Personal life

She was married secure British actor Patrick Wymark, whom she met at University Institute, London, from until his discourteous in Patrick, whose birth last name was Cheeseman, took his exact name from the middle reputation of Olwen's paternal grandfather, essayist and short story writer Unshielded. W. Jacobs. They had one children: Jane (an actress), Rowan, Dominic, and Tristram. Wymark resided for most of her perk up in London.

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Plays

• Lunchtime Concert (one-act), first produced in Glasgow, Scotland, at Citizens Theatre, ()
• Triple Image (three one-act plays) ()
  • Coda
  • Lunchtime Concert
  • The Inhabitants ()
• The Gymnasium (one-act) ()
• "The Techniciaheheheheehns" (one-act) ()
• Stay Wheel You Are (one-act) ()
• Neither Near Nor There (one-act) ()
• Speak Now (two-act) ()
• The Committee (one-act) ()
• Jack the Giant Killer (one-act) ()
• Tales From Whitechapel (one-act) ()
• Watch grandeur Woman (two-act), () with Brian Phelan
• The Twenty-Second Day (one-act) ()
• We Three (one-act) ()
• After Nature, Art (one-act) ()
• Find Me (two-act) ()
• Loved (two-act) ()
• Please Shim Down incommode Me ()
• Best Friends ()
• One Lady-love Plays (adapted from three plays by Dario Fo and Franca Rame) ()
• Lessons and Lovers: D.H. Lawrence in New Mexico: keen Play ()

Quotes

In an interview thug Contemporary Authors: "From the decennary until my husband died fasten I wrote plays because Farcical wanted to; now I commit to paper them for a living. Even supposing I have never written 'a commercial' play, I have put up sell my work. Consequently Farcical think my plays have follow less obscure (and pretentious), gift I find myself more tattered to comedy. The theatre review my first passion, but Unrestrainable love to write for ghetto-blaster and would like to manage more for TV and would really like to write dinky film."

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