Group (1969); Inter-Action at the Ambience-in-Exile Lunch Hour Theatre Club (1970) The Education of Skinny Spew, University of Bradford Drama Group (1969); Inter-Action at the Ambience-in-Exile Lunch Hour Theatre Club (1970) Fruit (1970) Wesley, Bradford Festival (1970) Scott of the Antarctic, Bradford Festival (1971) Hitler Dances, Traverse Theatre Workshop (1972) Measure for Measure (adaptation), Northcott Theatre (1972) Magnificence, Royal Court (1973) Brassneck, written with David Hare, Nottingham Playhouse (1973) The Churchill Play, Nottingham Playhouse (1974); revived by the RSC 1978 and 1988 The Screens, an abridgement of Jean Genet's Les Paravents, Bristol Old Vic studio (1973) The Saliva Milkshake, Soho Poly Lunchtime Theatre (1975) Weapons of Happiness, National Theatre, Lyttelton (1976); winner of the Evening Standard award 1976; revived by the Finborough Theatre, 2008 Epsom Downs, Joint Stock Theatre Company (1977) Deeds, written with Trevor Griffiths, Ken Campbell, and David Hare, Nottingham Playhouse (1978) Sore Throats, RSC Donmar Warehouse (1978) The Life of Galileo, translation from Bertolt Brecht, National Theatre, Olivier (August 1980) The Romans in Britain, National Theatre, Olivier (October 1980) A Short Sharp Shock, written with Tony Howard, Royal Court at the Theatre Royal Stratford East (1980) Thirteenth Night, RSC Donmar Warehouse (1981) Danton's Death, translation from Georg Büchner, National Theatre, Olivier (July 1982) Conversations in Exile, adapted from Brecht, Foco Novo (1982) The Genius, Royal Court (1983) Sleeping Policemen, written with Tunde Ikoli, Foco Novo, Hemel Hempstead then Royal Court (1983) Bloody Poetry, Foco Novo, Hampstead Theatre (1984); Royal Court (1987) Pravda, written with David Hare, National Theatre, Olivier (1985); winner of the Evening Standard Award 1985 Greenland, Royal Court (1988) H.I.D. (Hess is Dead), RSC, Almeida Theatre (1989) Iranian Nights with Tariq Ali, Royal Court (1989) Moscow Gold with Tariq Ali, RSC Barbican Theatre (1990) Berlin Bertie, Royal Court (1992) Faust Parts 1 and 2, translation from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, RSC Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon (September 1995); RSC The Pit (September 1996) Ugly Rumours, with Tariq Ali, Tricycle Theatre (1998) Collateral Damage with Tariq Ali and Andy de la Tour, Tricycle Theatre (1999) Snogging Ken with Tariq Ali and Andy de la Tour, Almeida Theatre (2000) Kit's Play, RADA Jerwood Theatre, (2000) Paul, National Theatre, Cottesloe (November 2005) , Olivier nomination for Best Play In Extremis, Shakespeare's Globe (2006) , revived 2007 Never So Good, National Theatre, Lyttelton (2008) Anne Boleyn, Shakespeare's Globe (2010) Danton's Death, National Theatre, Olivier (2010), a translation from Georg Büchner The