1979. Messiah, London, Hampstead Theatre, 9 Dec 1982; New York, Manhattan Theatre Club, 11 Dec 1984. When She Danced, Guildford, UK, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, 27 Nov 1985; New York, Playwrights Horizon, 19 Feb 1990. A Madhouse in Goa, London, Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, 28 Apr 1989; New York, Second Stage, 18 Nov 1997—comprises A Tale for a King and Keeps Rainin' All the Time. Some Sunny Day, London, Hampstead Theatre, 11 Apr 1996. Rose, London, Royal National Theatre, 24 Jun 1999. Absolutely! {perhaps} (adapted from Right You Are, if You Think So by Luigi Pirandello), Wyndham Theatre, London, UK, 2003. A Passage to India (adapted from the novel by E.M. Forster), Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York, NY, 2004. Aristo, Chichester Festival Theatre, West Sussex, UK, 11 Sep 2008. Onassis (formerly Aristo), Novello Theatre, London, UK, 12 Oct 2010. Gently Down the Stream, The Public Theater, New York, NY, 14 Mar 2017 Films Alive and Kicking aka Indian Summer, Channel Four Films, 1997 Clothes in the Wardrobe, (adapted from the novel by Alice Thomas Ellis), BBC Films, 1992; US Release as The Summer House, 1993 Bent, Channel Four Films, 1997 Mrs Henderson Presents, 2005 Callas Forever, (with Franco Zeffirelli), 2002 Television Don't Call Me Mama Anymore, CBS, 1972 The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone (adapted from the novel by Tennessee Williams), Showtime Networks, 2003 Acting roles Indian Summer (1996) Publications Bent, S. French, 1979 Messiah, Amber Lane, 1982 Cracks, S. French, 1986 When She Danced, Amber Lane, 1988; S. French, 1988 A Madhouse in Goa, Amber Lane, 1989; S. French, 1998 Some Sunny Day, Amber Lane, 1996 Rose, Methuen, 1999 "Things Went Badly in Westphalia," in The Best Short Plays of 1970, 1970 "Passing By," in Gay Plays, Volume 1, 1984 References External links 1938 births 20th-century American dramatists and playwrights 20th-century American Jews American male screenwriters American gay writers American LGBT screenwriters Living people American expatriates in the United Kingdom American LGBT dramatists and playwrights American male dramatists and playwrights LGBT Jews LGBT people from Pennsylvania 20th-century American male writers 21st-century American Jews