Radio plays One afternoon on the 63rd level of the north face of the pyramid of Cheops the Great (1970) – Script unpublished. Henry V in two parts (1971) – Script unpublished. Herman, with Mille and Mick (1972) – Script unpublished. Scenes from an Execution (1984) The Early Hours of a Reviled Man (1990) A Hard Heart (1992) A House of Correction (1999) Albertina (1999) Knowledge and a Girl (2002) The Moving and the Still (2003) – Broadcast in 2004. The Quick and the Dead, Radio 3 (2004) Two skulls, broadcast on Danish radio (2005) The Road, The House, The Road (2006) broadcast on Radio 4 to commemorate his sixtieth birthday. Let Me (2006) broadcast to commemorate the sixtieth anniversary of the Third Programme (Radio 3) Television plays and films Cows (1972) Made (1972) feature film based on his play No One Was Saved. Mutinies (1974) The Chauffeur and the Lady (1974) Prowling Offensive (1975) – not transmitted Conrod Aces High (1976) feature film adapted from R.C. Sheriff's play Journey's End. Heroes of Labour (1976) – unproduced All Bleeding (1976) – unproduced Credentials of a Sympathiser (1976) Sympathiser (1977) – unproduced Russia (1977) – unproduced Heaven (1978) – unproduced Pity in History (1984) The Blow, film (1985) Brutopia (1989) Christ's Dog (2011) short film adapted from his play of the same name. In Mid Wickedness (2013) short film in the Georgian language adapted from his play The Forty. Not Him (2014) short film based on Barker's short play of the same name from The Possibilities. Don't Exaggerate (2015) short film adapted from Howard Barker's work of the same name. Other writings Barker has also authored several volumes of poetry (Don't Exaggerate, The Breath of the Crowd, Gary the Thief, Lullabies for the Impatient, The Ascent of Monte Grappa, and The Tortman Diaries), an opera (Terrible Mouth with music by Nigel Osborne), the text for Flesh and Blood, a dramatic scene for 2 singers and orchestra by David Sawer, and three collections of writings on the theatre (Arguments for a Theatre, Death, The One and The Art of Theatre, A Style And Its Origins). Personal life Barker divorced in the 1980s and has lived on his own in Brighton since then. Further reading Rabey, David Ian (2009) Howard Barker: Ecstasy and Death: An Expository Study of His Drama, Theory and Production Work, 1988-2008, Palgrave Macmillan ISBN 9781403994738 Rabey, David Ian, and