emulate Torvill and Dean. Flea Bites, BBC 1 (1992). Director Alan Dossor. starring Nigel Hawthorne. Producer Mike Wearing. - A Survivor of the camps teaches a young boy the mystery of a flea-circus. Scarlet & Black, BBC classical Four hour adaptation (1993). Director Ben Bolt. Starring Ewan McGregor and Rachel Weisz. Producer Mike Wearing. - Stendhal's masterpiece of young love & passion Greenstone, ABC/ NZ TV. Eight-hour historical drama with Communicado, the New Zealand producers of Once Were Warriors. (1999). - The 'adventure' story of the first white settlers and the subsequent colonisation of the land. Directing Shooting Fishing and Riding, Scarborough Theatre-in-the-Round (1977) Strive, Meeting Ground Theatre national tour (1985) Desire, Meeting Ground Theatre national tour (1986) Demon Lovers, Meeting Ground Theatre national tour (1987) Inside Out of Mind by Tanya Myers, Meeting Ground Theatre workshop presentation for Nottingham Institute of Mental Health (2011) Sources Faith, hope, and human decency, interview with Lowe by John Cunningham; The Guardian, 19 Jan 1981; p9. Lowe, Stephen, Who's Who 2011, A & C Black, 2011; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2010 ; online edn, Oct 2010. Moving Pictures, Four Plays by Stephen Lowe. London, Methuen, 1985. Old Big 'Ead in The Spirit of the Man, by Stephen Lowe. London, Methuen, 2005. Work CV, Stephen Lowe website Lowe, Stephen. Entry by Dan Rebellato, in Companion to 20th Century Theatre, edited by Colin Chambers. Continuum International, 2002; p 457. www.insideoutofmind.co.uk New play focuses on role of carers, article from Nottingham Evening Post website, 27 Jul 2011. Donohue, Walter (edited), The Warehouse: A Writer's Theatre. Theatre Papers no. 8, Dartington College of Arts, 1980. References External links Stephen Lowe's website Methuen edition of Old Big 'Ead... Press reviews of Smile and Empty Bed Blues onLakeside Arts Centre website Inside Out of Mind website People from Sneinton 1947 births English dramatists and playwrights Living people Alumni of the University of Birmingham English male dramatists and playwrights