Bungakuza Theatre Company in Japan. Kaye Campbell's fourth play The Faith Machine premiered at the Royal Court Theatre in August 2011 directed by Jamie Lloyd and starring Hayley Atwell and Ian McDiarmid. It was also produced at the Bungakuza Theatre in Tokyo. His fifth play Bracken Moor premiered at the Tricycle Theatre, London in June 2013, directed by Polly Teale. In Autumn 2013 a revival of The Pride, directed by Jamie Lloyd, enjoyed a successful run in the West End before embarking on a national tour. His sixth play, Sunset at the Villa Thalia, premiered at the National Theatre in London in May 2016, in a production directed by Simon Godwin and starring Ben Miles, Elizabeth McGovern, Sam Crane and Pippa Nixon. In August 2017 a revival of Apologia was produced at The Trafalgar Studios in London, directed by Jamie Lloyd and starring Stockard Channing. In September 2018 Apologia will also be produced at the Roundabout Theatre Company in New York. Kaye Campbell's first film script, Woman in Gold, produced by BBC Films and The Weinstein Company, was directed by Simon Curtis and stars Helen Mirren and Ryan Reynolds. It was the highest earning independent film of 2015. Plays Death in Whitbridge (2008) – Finborough Theatre, London The Pride (2008) – Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London, 2008; MCC Theatre, New York, 2010; Crucible Theatre (Studio Theatre), Sheffield, 2011 Apologia (2009) – The Bush Theatre, London, 2009; Laura Pels Theatre, NYC, 2018 The Faith Machine (2011) – Royal Court Theatre Downstairs, London, 2011 Bracken Moor (2013) – Shared Experience & Tricycle Theatre, London, 2013 Sunset at the Villa Thalia (2016) National Theatre, London, 2016 Films Woman in Gold (2015) Awards and nominations External links The Standard The Guardian Take Pride in an Ideal Metro 'Campbell Leads Court Slate' Variety 'The Pride @ The Studio' Sheffield Theatres https://www.indiewire.com/article/the-20-highest-grossing-indies-of-2015-a-running-list-1 Living people Greek dramatists and playwrights Greek people of British descent Greek screenwriters Boston University College of Arts and Sciences alumni Alumni of the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art Greek LGBT writers Writers from Athens British LGBT dramatists and playwrights 1966 births Greek male writers Male dramatists and playwrights Male screenwriters 21st-century Greek male writers 21st-century British screenwriters 21st-century Greek dramatists and playwrights 21st-century LGBT people