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BBC Sunday-Night Play is the anthology drama series which replaced Sunday Night Theatre in 1960. It was broadcast on what was then BBC Television (now BBC One). The series often included versions of modern theatrical successes, but original work appeared in the slot too. David Mercer's A Suitable Case for Treatment (1962) was later adapted as the...
- January 3, 1960 to present
- Naomi Capon
- Rod Serling, E. V. H. Emmett, W. Somerset Maugham, Ted Willis, Baron Willis, Alastair Sim, Henry James, Dodie Smith, Robert Furnival, William Douglas Home, Richard Brinsley Sheridan, David Whitaker (screenwriter), Vincent Tilsley, Isaac Babel, Peter Nichols (playwright), Herbert Reinecker, Robin Chapman, Eric Linklater, Lukas Heller, Ronald Millar, Reginald Rose, Michael Voysey, Ronald Adam (actor), Clemence Dane, Philip Mackie, John Osborne, Oscar Wilde, Oliver Goldsmith, Louis Verneuil, Jack Pulman, James Forsyth, William Emms, Jean Anouilh, Leslie Sands, Hugh Whitemore, Martin Woodhouse, Irwin Shaw, Henry Livings, John Mortimer, Ray Cooney, James Bridie, Arthur Macrae, Frederick Lonsdale, Nicholas E. Baehr, John Arden, Mordecai Richler, Ronald Eyre, N. J. Crisp, John Elliot, Hal Burton, T. S. Eliot, Noël Coward, N. Richard Nash, Miles Malleson, Tyrone Guthrie, Keith Waterhouse, Tom Espie, Josef Čapek, Karel Čapek, R. C. Sherriff, John Van Druten, Donald Wilson (writer and producer), Barbara Burnham, Denis Cannan, Troy Kennedy Martin, Ken Taylor (scriptwriter), Friedrich Dürrenmatt, Iain MacCormick (writer), Ian Kennedy Martin, Vivian Tidmarsh, Rex Tucker, Stuart Hood, Donald Bull, Willis Hall, John Hopkins (screenwriter), John Dighton, Michael Gilbert, James Saunders (playwright), Eric Crozier, Gerald Savory, Elaine Morgan, Colin Morris, George Bernard Shaw, John Galsworthy, Fritz Hochwälder, Evan Jones, Terence Rattigan, Brandon Thomas (playwright), Anthony Coburn, Howard Clewes, J. M. Barrie, Carl Zuckmayer, Alun Owen, Rudolph Cartier, William Bast, Kitty Black, Maurice Edelman, Harry Green, Thomas Murphy, Bruno Frank, Kate O'Brien (novelist), Richard Gordon (English author), Alistair Bell, Evelyn Frazer, Robert Holles, Roger MacDougall, Roger Smith, Anthony Terpiloff, Sheila Hodgson, Frederick Bradnum, Derek S. Royle, Joseph Conrad, Leo Lehmann, Allan Monkhouse, Rosemary Hill, Rodney Ackland, Alan Plater, Derrick Boothroyd, Frederick C. Davis, Raymond Bowers (writer), John Patrick (dramatist), Giles Cooper (playwright), Sarah Erulkar, J. B. Priestley, Patrick Marsh, Gwyn Thomas, John Gay (screenwriter), A.C. Thomas, Barbara Waring, Paul Selver, Frederick Knott, Roderick Barry, John Whiting, Elmer Rice, Rudolf Besier, David Mercer (playwright), Clive Exton, Lindsay Hardy, John Prebble, C.S. Abraham, Anthony Steven, Bill Naughton, Hilary Samson, Romilly Cavan, Leonard Samson, John O'Toole, H. Brooks, Barry Learoyd, Ronald Mackenzie, R. F. Delderfield, Christopher Bond, Ronald Gow, Gordon Sherry, Mikhail Bulgakov, Tony Hilton, Stewart Love, Leopold Louth, G.W. Target, Norman MacOwan, John Rowan Wilson, John Glennon (writer and actor), Barry Thomas, Stig Dagerman, Janet McNeill, Frank Tilsley, Kenneth Horne (writer), John Hynam, Mick Stewart, C. P. Snow, Eric Burgess, Bridget Boland, Robert Gould, R. Gore Brown, Beverley Cross, Walter Greenwood
- BBC Television
