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Arden, John was born on October 26, 1930 in Barnsley, England. Son of Charles Alwyn and Annie Elizabeth (Layland) Arden.
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This first volume of Arden's dramatic work contains plays from the late fifties including The Waters of Babylon about political chancer Charles Butterthwaite at large in London; the one act industrial episode When is a Door not a Door; The Happy Haven, a comedy inspired by the painter Cranach about old age and rejuvenation; Live Like Pigs; "an amazing and lyrical play, beautifully poised between farce and tragedy" Michael Coveney and Serjeant Musgrave's Dance; "a spell-binding, mind-challenging drama that touches greatness" Michael Billington. "Arden is a giant of modern playwriting. He wrote on an epic scale that few have attained since, the plays tumble into action, and with vivid human response." (Dominic Dromgoole)
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This first volume of Arden's dramatic work contains plays from the late fifties including The Waters of Babylon about political chancer Charles Butterthwaite at large in London; the one act industrial episode When is a Door not a Door; The Happy Haven, a comedy inspired by the painter Cranach about old age and rejuvenation; Live Like Pigs; "an amazing and lyrical play, beautifully poised between farce and tragedy" Michael Coveney and Serjeant Musgrave's Dance; "a spell-binding, mind-challenging drama that touches greatness" Michael Billington. "Arden is a giant of modern playwriting. He wrote on an epic scale that few have attained since, the plays tumble into action, and with vivid human response." (Dominic Dromgoole)
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This second volume of John Arden's plays includes works from the 1960s. Armstrong's Last Goodnight, although set in 16th century Scotland, sheds new light on the experience of conscript soldiers at the tail end of colonialism in the 1960s; The Workhouse Donkey presents "not just a kaleidoscopic portrait of a living community; it also has the moral uncertainty of life itself" (Michael Billington The Guardian). Left-handed Liberty anatomises the disintegration of the feudal system under King John; while The True History of Squire Jonathan and his Unfortunate Treasure and the radio play The Bagman are based on real incidents, personal and political in Arden's own life. "Arden is a giant of modern playwriting. He writes on an epic scale that few have attained since, the plays tumble into action, and with vivid human response." (Dominic Dromgoole)
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( This second volume of John Arden's plays includes works...)
This second volume of John Arden's plays includes works from the 1960s. Armstrong's Last Goodnight, although set in 16th century Scotland, sheds new light on the experience of conscript soldiers at the tail end of colonialism in the 1960s; The Workhouse Donkey presents "not just a kaleidoscopic portrait of a living community; it also has the moral uncertainty of life itself" (Michael Billington The Guardian). Left-handed Liberty anatomises the disintegration of the feudal system under King John; while The True History of Squire Jonathan and his Unfortunate Treasure and the radio play The Bagman are based on real incidents, personal and political in Arden's own life. "Arden is a giant of modern playwriting. He writes on an epic scale that few have attained since, the plays tumble into action, and with vivid human response." (Dominic Dromgoole)
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( This first volume of Arden's dramatic work contains pla...)
This first volume of Arden's dramatic work contains plays from the late fifties including The Waters of Babylon about political chancer Charles Butterthwaite at large in London; the one act industrial episode When is a Door not a Door; The Happy Haven, a comedy inspired by the painter Cranach about old age and rejuvenation; Live Like Pigs; "an amazing and lyrical play, beautifully poised between farce and tragedy" Michael Coveney and Serjeant Musgrave's Dance; "a spell-binding, mind-challenging drama that touches greatness" Michael Billington. "Arden is a giant of modern playwriting. He wrote on an epic scale that few have attained since, the plays tumble into action, and with vivid human response." (Dominic Dromgoole)
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The destinies of two men depend on Maggie Thorn. One is dying and the other is dead...or is he? Supreme Fleet Commander, Admiral Geoff Grangore knows of only one man who could get Maggie to Timmerus and back while traitorous eyes are watching. That man is an old drunk who lives deep in the Thandimonean wilderness with his pet Eno, Snot. Benjamin Bale is suicidal and cantankerous, and Maggie can t stand him at first. Bale is a dead man. At least, that s what everyone was told. But this dead man has a final mission to perform. The greatest star pilot in the galaxy has a chance to redeem himself and make right a great wrong. A wrong which he can never forgive or forget. A wrong that cost him everything.
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Arden, John was born on October 26, 1930 in Barnsley, England. Son of Charles Alwyn and Annie Elizabeth (Layland) Arden.
Bachelor, Sedbergh School, King's College, Cambridge, 1953. Diploma, Edinburgh College Art, 1955.
All Fall Down 1955, The Life of Man 1956, The Waters of Babylon 1957, Live Like Pigs 1958, Sergeant Musgrave’s Dance 1959, Soldier, Soldier 1960, The Happy Haven (with Margaretta D’Arcy) 1960, The Business of Good Government (with Margaretta D’Arcy) 1960, Wet Fish 1962, The Workhouse Donkey 1963, Ironhand 1963, Ars Longa Vita Brevis (with Margaretta D’Arcy) 1964, Armstrong’s Last Goodnight 1964, Left Handed Liberty 1965, Friday’s Hiding (with Margaretta D’Arcy) 1966, The Royal Pardon (with Margaretta D’Arcy) 1966, Muggins is a Martyr (with Margaretta D'Arcy and C.A.S.T.) 1968, The Hero Rises Up (musical with Margaretta D’Arcy) 1968, two autobiographical plays 1972, The Ballygombeen Bequest (with Margaretta D’Arcy) 1972, The Island of the Mighty (with Margaretta D’Arcy) 1972, Keep These People Moving (with Margaretta D’Arcy) 1972, The Non-Stop Connolly Show (with Margaretta D'Arcy) 1975, Pearl 1977, Vandaleur’s Folly (with Margaretta D'Arcy) 1978, The Little Gray Home in the West (with Margaretta D’Arcy) 1978, The Making of Muswell Hill (with Margaretta D’Arcy) 1979, The Ingenious Gentleman, Don Quixote de la Mancha (adapted from Cervantes) 1980, Garland for a Hoar Head 1982, The Old Man Sleeps Alone 1982, The Manchester Enthusiasts (with Margaretta D’Arcy) 1984, Whose Is The Kingdom? (with Margaretta D’Arcy) 1986. Television documentary: Profile of Sean O’Casey (with Margaretta D’Arcy) 1973. Essays: To Fellow in playwriting Bristol (England) University, 1959-1960. Visiting lecturer politics and drama New York University, 1967. Regent's lecturer University California, Davis, 1973.
Writer in residence University New England, Australia, 1975. Co-founder Corrandulla Arts Club, 1971, Galway Theatre Workshop, 1975.
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(Plays)
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Plays: All Fall Down, 1955, The Life of Man, 1956, The Waters of Babylon, 1957, Live Like Pigs, 1958, Sergeant Musgrave's Dance, 1959, Soldier, Soldier, 1960, Wet Fish, 1962, The Workhouse Donkey, 1963, Ironhand, 1963, Armstrong's Last Goodnight, 1964, Left Handed Liberty, 1965, Pearl, 1977, To Put it Frankly, 1979, The Ingenious Gentleman, 1980, Garland for a Hoar Head, 1982, The Old Man Sleeps Alone, 1982, The Little Novels of Wilkie Collins, 1998, Woe Alas the Fatal Cashbox, 1999, (with Margaretta D'Arcy) The Business of Good Government, 1960, The Happy Haven, 1960, Ars Longa Vita Brevis, 1964, Friday's Hiding, 1966, The Royal Pardon, 1966, Muggins is a Martyr, 1968, The Hero Rises Up, 1968, The Ballygombeen Bequest, 1972, The Island of the Mighty, 1972, Keep These People Moving, 1972, The Non-Stop Connolly Show, 1975, Vandaleur's Folly, 1978, The Little Gray Home in the West, 1978, The Making of Muswell Hill, 1979, The Manchester Enthusiasts, 1984, Whose is the Kingdom?, 1988, A Suburban Suicide, 1994. Television documentary (with Margaretta d'Arcy): Profile of Sean O'Casey, 1973. Essays: (with Margaretta D'Arcy) To Present the Pretence, 1977, (with Margaretta D'Arcy) Awkward Corners, 1988.
Novels (United States title: Vox Pop) Silence Among the Weapons, 1982, Books of Bale, 1988, Cogs Tyrannic, 1991, Jack Juggler and the Emperor's Whore, 1995.
Corrandulla Ails and Entertainment Club 1973, Entertainment Club 1973. Galway Theatre Workshop 1975.
Married Margaretta Ruth D'Arcy, 1957. 5 children.