About John Boyd
Lived 1912 – 2002 (aged 89–90). John Boyd was an Irish playwright, editor, teacher and writer, known for The Troubles.
John Boyd (1912–2002) was a Northern Irish teacher, radio producer, and playwright. Noted for his ability to reproduce the speech of working class Belfast, he has been described as Northern Ireland's most important playwright,
Early life and education John Boyd was born 19 July 1912 in a working class area of east Belfast. In this role, he encouraged up-and-coming dramatists like Stewart Parker. and was enormously popular, performed by the Lyric Players in March 1971; and in Derry's Little Theatre and Dublin's Project Theatre in 1973.
Works
Plays
The Flats (1974) Collected Plays, 2 vols. (1981; 1982) The Middle of My Journey (1990)
Novel
Across the Bitter Sea (2006)
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Frequently asked questions
Who was John Boyd?
British dramatist and editor (1912-2002)
When was John Boyd born?
John Boyd was born on 19 July 1912 in Belfast.
When did John Boyd die?
John Boyd died in 2002 in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
What was John Boyd's occupation?
John Boyd was a playwright, editor, teacher and writer.
What was John Boyd known for?
John Boyd was known for The Troubles.
What nationality was John Boyd?
John Boyd was Irish.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: John Boyd (playwright)
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