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Caryl Churchill

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Caryl Churchill was born on 3 September 1938 in Finsbury, London, England, UK. She is a writer, known for Play for Tomorrow (1982), Court of Mystery (1961) and Thirty-Minute Theatre (1965).
BornSeptember 3, 1938
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      • 2 wins total

    Known for

    Play for Tomorrow (1982)
    Play for Tomorrow
    6.4
    TV Series
    • Writer
    Court of Mystery
    TV Series
    • Writer
    Thirty-Minute Theatre (1965)
    Thirty-Minute Theatre
    7.2
    TV Series
    • Writer
    Julia Foster and Anjula Harman in Masquerade (1974)
    Masquerade
    TV Series
    • Writer

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    • Alice Wallis, Omri Dayan, and Sam Ebner-Landy in Seven Jewish Children (2024)
      Seven Jewish Children
      6.9
      Short
      • based on the play by
      • 2024
    • Love and Information (2020)
      Love and Information
      Video
      • written by
      • 2020
    • Love and Information (2020)
      Love and Information
      TV Special
      • writer
      • 2020
    • Seven jewish children (2020)
      Seven jewish children
      Short
      • Writer
      • 2020
    • Joti Patel, Sian Honeygan, and Gee Vaughan in Love and Information (2015)
      Love and Information
      Short
      • original version written by
      • 2015
    • A Number (2008)
      A Number
      5.4
      TV Movie
      • Writer
      • 2008
    • Performance (1991)
      Performance
      6.6
      TV Series
      • play
      • 1991
    • Play for Tomorrow (1982)
      Play for Tomorrow
      6.4
      TV Series
      • by
      • 1982
    • Play for Today (1970)
      Play for Today
      7.8
      TV Series
      • writer
      • 1978
    • Julia Foster and Anjula Harman in Masquerade (1974)
      Masquerade
      TV Series
      • writer
      • 1974
    • Thirty-Minute Theatre (1965)
      Thirty-Minute Theatre
      7.2
      TV Series
      • writer
      • 1972
    • Court of Mystery
      TV Series
      • writer
      • 1961

    Additional Crew

    • Play for Today (1970)
      Play for Today
      7.8
      TV Series
      • transcript editor
      • 1978

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      • Casarotto Ramsey & Associates
    • Born
      • September 3, 1938
      • Finsbury, London, England, UK
    • Spouse
      • David Harter1961 - ? (3 children)
    • Other works
      Her play, "Serious Money", was performed at the Wyndham's Theatre in London, England with Tom Chadbon, Patti Love, Cyril Nri, Gary Olsen in the cast. Directed by Max Stafford-Clark.
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    • Trivia
      Her play, A Number, performed at the Royal Court Theatre Downstairs, was awarded Best Play at the 2002 London Evening Standard Theatre Awards.

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