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Nicola Baldwin

British writer

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Nicola Baldwin was a British playwright and writer.

Nicola Baldwin is a British playwright and scriptwriter.

Life She wrote for "Where the Heart Is (British TV series)", and "Have Your Cake" for BBC Radio 4.

Awards 1993 George Devine Award 1993 Time Out Award, Best New Play

Works Confetti, Oval House Theatre, London, 1992; The Last Refuge, London, 2012; Map Studio, London, 2012 Undeveloped Land, Chelsea Theatre, London, 1993 The Gift, Y Touring Theatre Company, 1995 Cracked, Y Touring Theatre Company, 1996 23:59, Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, 1999 The Rib Cage, Royal Exchange Theatre Studio, Manchester, 1999 Leap of Faith, Y Touring Theatre and National Theatre Education, Albany Theatre, London, 2005 The Thirteenth Devil, BBC Radio 4, Afternoon Play, 2006 Beowulf, Ball Court, Prior Park College, Bath, 2007 Metropolis, Ball Court, Prior Park College, Bath, 2008 Seven Scenes, BBC Radio 3, The Wire, 2011 Tony and Rose, BBC Radio 4, Afternoon Play, 2013 Blackshirts, Royal National Theatre Studio, 2013 All Saints, The Last Refuge, London, 2013; The Kings Head, London, 2013 Hotel Bastille, Camden People’s Theatre, London, 2014

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British writer

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Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Nicola Baldwin

· Wikidata: Q16197337

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