Cuckolds (adaptation from Edward Ravenscroft)(1998, Royal National Theatre, Lyttelton) Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle and Dick (1998, National Theatre) (Olivier Award: Best Comedy 1998) The Graduate (adaptation from novel by Charles Webb and screenplay by Calder Willingham and Buck Henry)(2000, London, Australia, New York, UK & US tours) (Touring Broadway Award Best Play) Hitchcock Blonde (2003, Royal Court/The Lyric, West End, South Coast Repertory, Costa Mesa, California) Piano/Forte (2006, Royal Court) Prism (2017, Hampstead Theatre) Uncle Vanya (2018, Hampstead Theatre, a new version written and directed by Terry Johnson) Ken (2018, Pleasance Dome) The Sex Party (2022, Menier Chocolate Factory) as director Rag Doll (Bristol Old Vic) Death of a Salesman (York Theatre Royal) Dead Funny (Hampstead, Vaudeville, National Tour, Savoy) Insignificance (Donmar Warehouse) The Libertine (Steppenwolf, Chicago) Cracked (Hampstead Theatre) London Cuckolds (National Theatre, Lyttelton) Elton John's Glasses (Watford and West End) The Memory of Water (Hampstead Theatre / Vaudeville Theatre) Cleo, Camping Emmanuelle and Dick (National Theatre) Sparkleshark (National Theatre) The Graduate (London, Australia, New York) Hitchcock Blonde (Royal Court, Lyric West End, South Coast Repertory) One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (co-director with Tamara Harvey, Edinburgh & West End) Dumb Show (Royal Court) Rain Man (Apollo) The Duck House (UK tour and West End) Oh What A Lovely War (Theatre Royal, Stratford East) Prism (Hampstead Theatre) Uncle Vanya (Hampstead Theatre) La Cage aux Folles (Longacre Theatre, New York) End of the Rainbow (Belasco Theatre, New York) Television Films Tuesday's Child (co-written with Kate Lock; BBC, 1985) Way Up Stream (adapted for BBC, 1987) Ball on the Slates (Channel 4, 1991) Neville's Island (written by Tim Firth; ITV, 1998) Cor, Blimey! (Company Pictures/ITV, 2000) Not Only But Always (Company/Channel 4, 2004)(Nominated British Comedy Awards Best Television Comedy; Nominated BAFTA Best Single Drama; Winner BAFTA Best Actor for Rhys Ifans, Winner Banff Best Made-for-TV Movie) The Man Who Lost His Head (written by Mark Wallington; ITV/TVNZ, 2007) Series/Serials Ghosts – "Blood And Water" and "The Chemistry Lesson" (BBC TV) 99-1 (Zenith/Carlton) co-creator with Barbara Cox The Bite (Warner Sisters/ABC AUS) Film Insignificance (directed by Nicolas Roeg) References External links IMDB biography Terry Johnson at doollee.com 1955 births English dramatists and playwrights English theatre directors Living people Laurence Olivier Award winners Tony Award winners Alumni of the University of Birmingham English male dramatists and playwrights