What has the author Alan Ayckbourn written?

Answer 1

Alan Ayckbourn has written:

'Taking steps' -- subject(s): English drama

'Confusions'

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'Ernie's incredible illucinations'

'Entre nous soit dit'

'The Jollies'

'Ten times table'

'Time and time again'

'A cut in the rates'

'Absurd Person Singular'

'Callisto 5'

'Pantoufle'

'Pum picil'

'Plays two' -- subject(s): Children's plays, English

'Snake in the Grass'

'Man of the Moment. With additional material'

'The revengers' comedies'

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'Rhithweledigaethau rhyfedd Idwal'

'Improbable fiction' -- subject(s): Drama, Authors

'The forest'

'The crafty art of playmaking' -- subject(s): Playwriting, Production and direction, Theater

'Whenever'

'Pum picil'

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'Pantoufle'

'Alan Ayckbourn: Plays 3'

'Pum picil'

'The Norman Conquests Part Two'

'Three plays' -- subject(s): Protected DAISY

'My very own story' -- subject(s): Children's plays, English

'Intimate exchanges'

'Bedroom farce' -- subject(s): Drama

'Taking Steps (#22017)'

'Taking steps' -- subject(s): English drama

'A chorus of disapproval'

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'Sisterly feelings'

'Confusions'

'Damsels in distress'

'Pum picil'

'HOUSE & GARDEN' -- subject(s): Drama, Marriage

'Bedroom farce' -- subject(s): Drama, English drama (Comedy), English Plays

'The champion of Paribanou' -- subject(s): Drama, Kings, queens, rulers, Marriage, Juvenile drama, Plays, Children's plays, English

'Tons of money'

'Alan Ayckbourn: Plays 2'

'Plays three'

'Wolf at the door' -- subject(s): Drama, Personal Finance, Single parents, Death, Fathers, Widows

'Absurd Person Singular'

'Sisterly feelings ; & Taking steps'

'A small family business'

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'Pum picil'

Answer 2

Alan Ayckbourn is a prominent British playwright known for writing over 80 plays, including "The Norman Conquests," "Absurd Person Singular," and "Bedroom Farce." He is recognized for his innovative use of structure and themes related to social satire and human relationships.