Ronald Hayman

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Ronald Hayman is a British playwright, critic and writer, known for his biographies.

His 1995 play Playing the Wife is based on August Strindberg and his second marriage to the Austrian Frida Uhl.

[edit] Works

• John Arden (1968)
• Techniques of Acting (1969)
• Robert Bolt (1969)
• Arnold Wesker (1970)
• Harold Pinter (1970)
• Samuel Beckett (1970)
• John Whiting (1970)
• John Gielgud (1971)
• Arthur Miller (1972)
• Playback (1973)
• The Set-up: An Anatomy of the English Theatre Today (1973)
• The First Thrust: the Chichester Festival Theatre (1975)
• Leavis (1976)
• Eugène Ionesco (1976)
• Tom Stoppard (1977)
• How to Read a Play (1977)
• Artaud and After (1977)
• De Sade: A Critical Biography (1978)
• British Theatre since 1955: A Reassessment (1979)
• Franz Kafka (1982)
• Brecht (1983)
• Fassbinder, Film Maker (1984)
• Writing Against: A Biography Of Sartre (1986)
• My Cambridge (1986) editor
• Proust – A Biography (1990)
• The Death and Life of Sylvia Plath (1992)
• Tennessee Williams : Everyone Else is an Audience (1993)
• Thomas Mann (1995)
• Nietzsche (1997)
• Hitler and Geli (1998)
• A Life of Jung (2001)