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Thirty-Minute Theatre was a British anthology drama series of short plays shown on BBC Television between 1965 and 1973, which was used in part at least as a training ground for new writers, on account of its short running length, and which therefore attracted many writers who later became well known. It was produced initially by Harry Moore, later by Graeme MacDonald, George Spenton-Foster, Innes Lloyd and others. imdb.com
- October 7, 1965 to August 1973
- Various, Michael Hart
- Harry Moore, & others, George Spenton-Foster, Pharic Maclaren, Graeme MacDonald, Anne Head, Tim Aspinall, Innes Lloyd, David Rose (producer)
- Roy Minton, Henry Livings, Barry Bermange, John Mortimer, Leslie Thomas, James Hanley (novelist), Owen Holder, Jack Trevor Story, Julia Jones (dramatist), Gwen Cherrell, James Joyce, Sheila MacLeod, Gerald Wilson (writer), George Layton, Brian Finch, Rodney Bennett, Andrew Davies, Keith Waterhouse, Peter S. Beagle, Marc Brandel, Vickery Turner, John Finch, Barry Letts, Michael Ashe, Mavor Moore, Anton Chekhov, William Trevor, Arden Winch, Charles Castle, Samuel Beckett, Friedrich Dürrenmatt, Frank Marcus, Tony Holland, Ted Whitehead, Arthur Hopcraft, Sławomir Mrożek, Willis Hall, David Hopkins, Jean Stubbs, John Hopkins (screenwriter), Shelagh Delaney, Simon Gray, Euripides, James Saunders (playwright), David Weir (writer), Donald Tosh, Paul Wheeler (writer), Colin Morris, Howard Brenton, Hugh Leonard, Jean Rhys, David Rudkin, Reg Hill, Jack Rosenthal, P.C. Jersild, Evan Jones, Brian Phelan, Rod Beacham, John Wiles, Alun Owen, Jim Allen (playwright), Victor Carin, John Bowen (British author), William Bast, Tim Aspinall, Maurice Edelman, Dave Humphries, Peter Prince, Innes Lloyd, Alasdair Gray, Dennis Potter, James Ferman, Dennis Woolf, Ian Curteis, Terry Wale, Tom Stoppard, Franz Kafka, David Snodin, Robert Furnival, William Douglas Home, Tennessee Williams, Tony Perrin, Patrick Garland, Brian Clark (writer), Michael Hayes, Philip Levene, Stanisław Lem, John Lucarotti, James Leo Herlihy, Laurence Collinson, Don Shaw (screenwriter), Ewart Alexander, Robert David MacDonald, Carey Harrison, Jeremy Paul (screenwriter), Roald Dahl, Allan Prior, Sean Hignett, Claude Stephenson, Hugh Whitemore, Rhys Adrian, Peter Brent, Clancy Segal, Dawn Pavitt, William T. Powers, David Rolfe, Pauline Macaulay, Brian Wright (writer), Janet Fisher, David Mercer (playwright), Adeline Collier, Denis Plimmer, David Campton, Thomas Clarke, Shaun MacLoughlin, Fay Weldon, Alan Gosling, Charlotte Plimmer, M. Charles Cohen, Frank O'Connor, Stewart Love, Paul Jones, Kon Fraser, Jonquil Antony, Ray Butler, Conn Ryan, Peter Everett, Tom Clarke (writer), Robert Rudelson, Peter Van Greenaway, Caryl Churchill, Derek Hoddinott, John Gale (theatre producer), John Hall, Derrick Sherwin, Edward Etler, Keith Dewhurst, Snoo Wilson, Alun Richards, Robert Storey, James Gibbins, Alfred Hayes (writer), Robin Smyth, Graham Seal, Frank Norman, William Woods, Cecil P. Taylor, George R. Foa, David Hodson, Robert Gould, Peter Lewis, Saul Bellow, Philip Martin (screenwriter), Jean Benedetti, Rayner Heppenstall, Pat Flower, Maggie Ross, Raymond Hitchcock (author), Richard McNeff, John Foster, Janusz Wasylkowski, Desmond Lowden, Robert Holles, Robert Moore Williams, John Spurling, John Loveday, Alfred Fagon, Hugo Charteris, Peter J. Hammond, Raymond Williams, Gerry Jones, Leo Knowles, Various, Donald Howarth, Leo Lehmann, John Westgate, Peter Coke, Alan Plater, B. S. Johnson, Campbell Armstrong, Nicholas Bethell, John Howlett, Lida Winiewicz, Susan Pleat, Elisaveta Fen, Clive Barker, David Cregan, Frank Clements, Howard Barker, Eric Colthart, Ron Berry
