Peter Oswald

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Peter Oswald is a well-known English playwright. He is married to the poet Alice Oswald, with whom he has three children. They live in Devon, South of England.

For some years he has been writer-in-residence at Shakespeare's Globe theatre, London, UK, for which he had written three new plays.

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[edit] Plays - an overview

  • The Storm (after the comedy Rudens (The Rope) by Plautus) - First Produced 2005 Shakespeares Globe, London, UK
  • The Ramayana (after an Indian legend of Prince Rama) - First Produced 2000 Birmingham Rep, Birmingham, UK
  • Augustine's Oak (ref. to St. Augustine of Canterbury and the christianization of Roman Britain) - First Produced 1999 Shakespeare's Globe, London, UK
  • The Odyssey (verse adaptation after Homer)- First Produced 1999 Gate Theatre, Notting Hill, London, UK
  • The Haunted House (after a play by Plautus)
  • Phaedra (after the play by Racine) - First Produced 1998 BAC 2, London, UK
  • Shakuntala (after a play by Kalidasa) - First Produced 1997 Gate Theatre, Notting Hill, London, UK
  • Cinderella and the Coat of Skins - First Produced 1995 BAC Main, London, UK
  • The Last Days of Don Juan - First Produced 1995 BAC 1, London, UK
  • Valdorama - First Produced 1992 Latchmere, London, UK
  • Allbright First Produced 1991 Turtle Key Fulham , London, UK
  • The Swansong of Ivanhoe Westeway First Produced at the Edinburgh Festival and the Brain Club, London, UK

[edit] Books

  • Peter Oswald; The Golden Ass or the Curious Man. Comedy in three parts after the novel Metamorphoses by Lucius Apuleius. Oberon Books: London, GB. 2002. ISBN 1-84002-285-X.
  • Peter Oswald; Fair Ladies at a Game of Poem Cards. A drama in verses after an eighteenth century Japanese puppet play by the Kabuki playwright Chikamatsu Monzaemon. Methuen Drama, London, GB. 1996 (USA: Heinemann, Portsmouth, New Hampshire). ISBN 0-413-71510-8.

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