Marcy Kahan

Marcy Kahan (born 4 July) is a British playwright and radio dramatist, who is half-Canadian and half-American.[1][2] She is a prolific author of urbane comedies for the BBC. She was born in Montreal, educated at Somerville College, Oxford and trained in theatre in Paris with the Lecoq School teachers, Philippe Gaulier and Monika Pagneux.

Theatre Work
Screenplay
Radio Plays
Radio Dramatisations
Press

References

  1. ↑ BBC World Service – Meet the Writers
  2. ↑ RADIO / The tides of the Marches: Georgina Brown reports on an adaptation for radio of Louisa May Alcott's classic Good Wives, Georgina Brown, The Independent 10 February 1993
  3. ↑ BBC – Afternoon Play – Mr Bridger's Orphan
  4. ↑ BBC – World Drama – The Porlock Poisoner
  5. ↑ BBC – Afternoon Play – Incredibly Guilty: A Comic Moral Fable
  6. ↑ BBC – Afternoon Play – Big In Samoa
  7. ↑ BBC – Afternoon Play – Life Complicated – Status Pending
  8. ↑ BBC – Radio 4 – From Fact to Fiction: Artie & Zoe
  9. ↑ BBC – Radio 4 – From Fact to Fiction: The Heebie Jeebies
  10. ↑ BBC – World Drama – Worldplay – The Black Cat Murder Mystery, Nostrovia Fitzrovia
  11. ↑ BBC – Afternoon Play – The Playwright and the Grammarian
  12. ↑ BBC – Friday Play – 20 Cigarettes
  13. ↑ BBC – Radio 4 – Psmith in the City

14. * Stephen Mangan & Marcy Kahan interview 15. *

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