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Alexandra Wood

b. 1982

British dramatist

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Born 1982. Alexandra Wood is a British writer.

Alexandra Wood (born 1982) is a British dramatist. She won the 2007 George Devine Award.

Plays The Human Ear (Paines Plough) Ages (Old Vic New Voices) English version of German dramatist Manfred Karge's version of Brecht's Man to Man (Wales Millennium Centre) Merit (Theatre Royal, Plymouth) 2015 The Initiate (Paines Plough), winner of Scotsman Fringe First Award 2014, restaged Southbank Centre 2015 adaptation of Jung Chang's Wild Swans (ART/Young Vic) The Empty Quarter (Hampstead Theatre) The Centre (Islington Community Theatre) Decade (co-writer, Headlong) Unbroken (Gate) The Lion's Mouth (Royal Court Rough Cuts) The Eleventh Capital (Royal Court) 2007 Twelve Years (BBC Radio 4).

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1982
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Frequently asked questions

Who is Alexandra Wood?

British dramatist

When was Alexandra Wood born?

Alexandra Wood was born in 1982.

What is Alexandra Wood's occupation?

Alexandra Wood is a writer.

What nationality is Alexandra Wood?

Alexandra Wood is British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Alexandra Wood

· Wikidata: Q25183120

· DBpedia: Alexandra Wood (dramatist)

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