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Joseph Graham Reid (born 1945) is a British playwright from Belfast, Northern Ireland. Background. Born into a working-class family in Belfast, Northern Ireland, Reid left school at age 15, served in the British army, [1] married young, [2] but returned to education and graduated from Queen's University in 1976.
Graham Reid. PLAYOGRAPHYIreland comprises two comprehensive online searchable databases: Irish Playography (all new professionally produced Irish plays written in English since the formation of the Abbey, Ireland's National Theatre, in 1904) and Playography na Gaeilge (all new plays written and produced in the Irish language since 1901).
Feb 13, 2018 · She'd a key role in the legendary Billy plays and went on to marry Graham Reid, the Belfast writer who penned them. Now Gwen Taylor, one of the UK's best-loved actresses, is coming back to ...
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May 4, 1991 · Reid’s “Remembrance,” opening today at the Old Globe’s Cassius Carter Centre Stage, is a story about a 68-year-old Protestant widower and a 63-year-old Catholic widow who meet at their murdered...
Apr 7, 2016 · Belfast playwright Graham Reid – then still trading as 'J Graham Reid' – received great acclaim that year for his BBC Play for Today instalment Too Late To Talk To Billy, a family drama ...
Graham Reid. Writer: Play for Tomorrow. Graham Reid was born in 1945 in Ireland. He is a writer, known for Play for Tomorrow (1982), Screenplay (1986) and Foreign Bodies (1987). He has been married to Gwen Taylor since 1996.
QUB 1976; taught history in schools, and turned to full-time writing, 1980; first plays The Death of Humpty Dumpty (Abbey, 6 Sept. 1979), in which a schoolteacher who witnesses a sectarian killing is tracked down and shot by paramilitaries but survives in a humiliating physical state, wreaking emotional vengeance on his family until he is ...
