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Playhouse (British TV series)
1967
1967 · Drama
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Playhouse, also known as ITV Playhouse, is a British television anthology series that ran from 1967 to 1983, which featured contributions from playwrights such as Dennis Potter, Rhys Adrian and Alan Sharp. The series began in black and white, but was later shot in colour and was produced by various companies for the ITV network, a format that...
- September 25, 1967 to present
- John Jacobs
- Lenore Coffee, Terence Rattigan, Brian Phelan, Roy Clarke, Julian Symons, Alun Owen, Stephen Bill, John Bowen (British author), Maurice Edelman, John Gorrie (director), Martin Walser, Peter Prince, Dennis Potter, W. Somerset Maugham, Alan Melville (writer), Ben Lewin, Ian Curteis, Gavin Lambert, Christopher Bailey (screenwriter), Tom Stoppard, Henry James, Dodie Smith, Nikolai Gogol, Nigel Hinton, Peter Nichols (playwright), Judy Raines, Ronald Millar, Julian Mitchell, Mike Hodges, Joe Orton, Ron Hutchinson (screenwriter), August Strindberg, Douglas Livingstone, Pat Sandys, Patrice Chaplin, M. R. James, David Blunt, Gert Hofmann, Ewart Alexander, Alexandre Dumas fils, William Corlett, John Osborne, Eamon Dunphy, Carey Harrison, Oscar Wilde, Jeremy Paul (screenwriter), Charlie Humphreys, Constance Lindsay Taylor, Verity Bargate, Jack Roffey, Jean Anouilh, Hugh Whitemore, Henry Livings, Alan Sharp, Barry Bermange, John Mortimer, Dominic Behan, Ronald Harwood, Peter Wildeblood, Frederick Lonsdale, Willy Russell, H. E. Bates, John Elliot (author), Charles Wood (playwright), Noël Coward, D. H. Lawrence, Jeremy Sandford, Roger Marshall (screenwriter), Marc Brandel, Catherine Hayes, John Finch, Frances Galleymore, David Nobbs, Enid Bagnold, Christopher Fry, Drew Griffiths, Anton Chekhov, William Trevor, Kevin Laffan, Ken Taylor (scriptwriter), William Marchant (playwright), Julian Bond, Andrew Payne, Michael Ferguson (director), John Kershaw (writer), Ted Whitehead, Arthur Hopcraft, John Ratzenberger, Michael Hastings, John Hopkins (screenwriter), Simon Gray, James Saunders (playwright), Gerald Savory, Kenneth Cope (musician), Stuart Douglass, Paul Wheeler (writer), George Bernard Shaw, David Rudkin, Wilfred Greatorex, Jack Rosenthal, David Wright, Andrew Nickolds, John Mitchell, Michael Sadler, L. Compton-Burnett, Nick McCarty, David Reid, Jane Hollowood, Stanley Miller, Tony Parker, Emanuel Litvinoff, Mike Stott, Pat Hoddinott, Alick Rowe, Raymond Hitchcock (author), John Foster, John Hale, Les Blair, J. C. Wilsher, Jennifer Lawson, Dorothy Allison, James Halliday, Howard Lawrence, Olive Chase, Paul Lee, Anthony Skene, Jeremy Kingston, Stanley Price (writer), Leo Lehmann, Michael Abbensetts, John Westgate, Stanley Clayton, Alan Plater, Michael Murphy, Maurice McLaughlin, Janet Burroway, Roy Kendall, Stewart Parker, John Kirkmorris, Gerald Vaughan-Hughes, V.S. Pritchett, Stephen Fagan, Michael Meyer, John Whitewood, Eric Colthart, Ronald Kinnoch, Pam Gems, David Ambrose, Derek Monsey, Hugh Forbes, Anthony Story, Rhys Adrian, Linette Purbi Perry, Barrie Keeffe, John Peacock, Anita Bronson, Pauline Macaulay, Paul Geddes, Jacques Gillies, David Mercer (playwright), Peter Whitbread, Clive Exton, Kenneth Jupp, Ivy Compton Burnett, Tony Bicât, Ray Hassett, Anthony Steven, Joseph Green, Noel Robinson (writer), Benn Levy, C. P. Taylor, Paul Angelis, Christopher Wilkins, Fay Weldon, Bob Baker (scriptwriter), John Bingham, 7th Baron Clanmorris, John Stewart, Geoffrey Lancashire, Vian Smith, Guy Slater, Dave Martin (screenwriter), Ken Burley, Don Cornelius
