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The Wednesday Play
1964
1964 · Drama, Anthology, television plays, social realism, kitchen sink realism
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The Wednesday Play is an anthology series of British television plays which ran on BBC1 for six seasons from October 1964 to May 1970. The plays were usually original works written for television, although dramatic adaptations of fiction (and occasionally stage plays) also featured. The series gained a reputation for presenting contemporary social...
- September 30, 1964 to May 1970
- Sydney Newman
- Gilchrist Calder
- Thomas Murphy, Peter Luke, Robert Muller (screenwriter), Piers Paul Read, Paul Ableman, Dennis Potter, Terry Wale, Hunter Davies, Jack Russell, Michael Standing (actor), Ernest Gebler, Johnny Byrne (writer), Simon Raven, Peter Terson, Peter Nichols (playwright), Hugo Charteris, Patrick Alexander, Henry de Montherlant, Joan Henry, Rosemary Hill, Vernon Bartlett, Alan Plater, Sonia Orwell, Michael Frayn, Waris Hussein, Nigel Kneale, Don Shaw (screenwriter), Philip Saville, Ewart Alexander, Marielaine Double, Leon Griffiths, J. B. Priestley, Fred Watson, Philip Purser, Sid Chaplin, Jean Anouilh, Hugh Whitemore, Roy Minton, Alan Sharp, Barry Bermange, Rhys Adrian, John Mortimer, Gordon Honeycombe, Alan Seymour, James Hanley (novelist), George Friel, Owen Holder, Clive Exton, Fletcher Markle, Julia Jones (dramatist), Ronald Eyre, Christopher Logue, Charles Wood (playwright), Noël Coward, Nemone Lethbridge, Marguerite Duras, Jeremy Sandford, Brian Finch, Terence Dudley, Andrew Davies, Nell Dunn, Marc Brandel, Fay Weldon, Vickery Turner, John Finch, Ivan Turgenev, Edward Boyd (writer), Patrick White, William Trevor, Troy Kennedy Martin, Ken Loach, Katharine Blake (actress), Richard Harris, Stuart Hood, Michael Hastings, John Hopkins (screenwriter), Ray Lawler, Peter Everett, Simon Gray, François Billetdoux, Jean-Paul Sartre, Hugh Leonard, David Rudkin, Desmond McCarthy, Alphonse Daudet, Nikolai Leskov, Fritz Hochwälder, Lewis Carroll, Aldous Huxley, James Gibbins, Alun Owen, Jim Allen (playwright), Katherine Anne Porter, Errol John, Mikhail Lermontov, Johnny Speight, Ian Dallas, Sydney Newman, Neville Smith (actor), John Gorrie (director), Bill Meilen, Jean Benedetti, Tony Parker, Ray Jenkins, James Jones (author), James Broom-Lynne, David Stone, Roger Smith, David Magarshack, Stanley Myers, Stuart Gilbert, Raymond Williams, Thomas Whyte, Peter Meyer, Jimmy O'Connor (author), Gerald Vaughan-Hughes, Christopher Williams, Anthony Church, George Salverson, Eric Colthart, Jeremy Brooks, Dawn Pavitt, Brian Wright (writer), David Mercer (playwright), Sam Thompson, John Prebble, Roger Manvell, Thomas Clarke, Noel Robinson (writer), Jonathan Griffin, Alan Gosling, Frank O'Connor, Jonquil Antony, Jeremy Scott, Tom Clarke (writer), Leon Whiteson, Ian Roberts, Alun Richards, David Halliwell, William Sansom, Brigid Brophy, Sheena Mackay
