play by Thomas Otway), BBC, 1981 The Singer (radio adaptation of work by Frank Wedekind), 1981 The Soldier's Fortune (radio adaptation of a play by Thomas Otway), BBC, 1981 The Dutch Courtesan (radio adaptation of play by John Marston), BBC, 1982 The Magician, radio adaptation of work by Maxim Gorky, 1982 A Mad World, My Masters (radio adaptation of a play by Thomas Middleton), 1983 The Primrose Path (radio adaptation of a play by Georges Feydeau), 1984 A Trick to Catch the Old One (radio adaptation of a play by Thomas Middleton), 1985 Scenes from a Marriage (based on the play by Georges Feydeau), produced at Barbican Theatre, London, 1986 The Old Law (radio adaptation of a play by Thomas Middleton, William Rowley and Philip Massinger), 1986 Woman of Paris (radio adaptation of work by Henri Becque), 1986 Don Juan and Faust (radio adaptation of by C. D. Grabbe), 1987 The Magnetic Lady (radio adaptation of a play by Ben Jonson), 1987 Tango at the End of Winter (based on a play by Kunio Shimizu), produced in London, 1991 Hard Times (television adaptation of the novel by Charles Dickens), BBC, 1994 Enchanted April (screen adaptation of the novel by Elizabeth Von Arnim), Miramax, 1992 Voices (aka Voices from a Locked Room, screen adaptation written with Nicholas Meyer of the book Double Jeopardy by Mark A. Stuart), 1995 Noah's Ark (television adaptation) Hallmark, 1999 A Christmas Carol (television adaptation) Hallmark, 1999 Alice in Wonderland (television adaptation) Hallmark, 1999 Arabian Nights (television adaptation) Hallmark, 2000 Selected filmography Violent Moment (1959) References Bibliography Woolland, Brian (2004). Dark Attractions: The Theatre of Peter Barnes. London, Methuen, . External links "Peter Barnes", Fellows Remembered, The Royal Society of Literature 1931 births 2004 deaths 20th-century British dramatists and playwrights British male screenwriters English male dramatists and playwrights English satirists Fellows of the Royal Society of Literature Laurence Olivier Award winners People educated at Marling School People from Bow, London 20th-century British screenwriters