David Mowat Biography (1943-)
Born March 16, 1943, in Cairo, Egypt; son of Robert Case (a historian) and Renee (Sutton) Mowat. Addresses: Agent: Margaret Ramsay Ltd., 14-A Goodwin's Court, London WC2N 4LL, England.
- Nationality
- English
- Gender
- Male
- Occupation
- playwright, composer
- Birth Details
- March 16, 1943
- Cairo, Egypt
Famous Works
- Credits; Stage Plays
- Jens (also see below), first produced in Falmer, England, 1965, then London, England, 1969.
- Pearl, produced in Brighton, England, 1966.
- 1850, produced in London, 1967.
- Anne Luse (also see below), produced in Edinburgh, Scotland, 1968,then London, 1971, later New York City, 1972.
- Purity (also see below), produced in Manchester, England, 1969, then London, 1970, later New York City, 1972.
- Dracula, produced in Edinburgh, 1969, then London, 1973.
- The Normal Woman, produced in London, 1970.
- The Others, produced in London, 1970, published by Calder & Boyars, 1973.
- Tyyppi, produced in London, 1970.
- Adrift, produced in Manchester, 1970.
- Most Recent Least Recent, produced in Manchester, 1970.
- Innuit, produced in London, 1970.
- Anne Luse and Other Plays (includes Jens and Purity), Calder & Boyars, 1970.
- Liquid, produced in London, 1971.
- The Diabolist, produced in London, 1971.
- John, produced in London, 1971.
- Amalfi (based on Webster's Duchess of Malfi), produced in Edinburgh, 1972.
- Phoenix-and-Turtle, produced in London, 1972.
- Morituri, produced in London, 1972.
- My Relationship with Jayne, produced in London, 1973.
- Come (one-act), produced in London, 1973.
- Main Sequence, produced in Bristol, England, 1974.
- The Collected Works, produced in London, 1974.
- (And composer of musical score) The Memory Man, produced in Bristol, 1974.
- (And composer of musical score) The Love Maker, produced in Bristol, 1974.
- (And composer of musical score) X to C, produced in Bristol, 1975.
- Kim, produced in Sheffield, England, 1977, then London, 1980.
- Winter, produced in Iowa City, IA, 1978, then Orange Tree Theatre,London, 1983-84, and Old Red Lion Theatre, London, 1985.
- The Guise, produced in Birmingham, England, then Park Theatre, London, 1989.
- Hiroshima Nights, produced in Milton Keynes, England, then London,1981.
- The Midnight Sun, produced in London, 1983.
- Carmen, produced in Chichester, England, 1984.
- Work represented in anthologies, including New Writers Eleven, Calder & Boyars, 1975; and The London Fringe Theatre, edited by Victor Mitchell, Burnham House, 1976.