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Alan Ayckbourn at the British Library |
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The British Library obviously has one of the most extensive collections of material relating to British theatre in the world. Specifically to Alan Ayckbourn, there is a considerable amount of interesting material held in the Lord Chamberlain's Collection including several unique original manuscripts of his early withdrawn work. The British Library also holds the Ramsay Archive, which includes an extensive amount of correspondence between Alan and his agent Margaret Ramsay. The British Library also has copies of all published publications by and about Alan Ayckbourn. |
Links, Contact & Access
For comprehensive details about the British Library and its collections, click here.
To search the catalogue for the British Library, click here.
For details about visiting the British Library, click here.
Please note, all visitors to the British Library's reading rooms must be registered with the library to access its collections. For details about registering, click here.
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Alan Ayckbourn archive material at the British Library |
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This is by no means a comprehensive guide to archive material relating to Alan Ayckbourn at the British Library, but offers a broad view of some of the more significant material available.
> The Lord Chamberlain's collection
holds the original manuscripts for all of Alan Ayckbourn's
> withdrawn plays
between 1959 and 1968 including the only extant copy of his second play
Love > After All as well as The Square Cat, Dad's Tale, Standing Room Only and Christmas V Mastermind.
> A complete collection of manuscripts for all of Alan Ayckbourn's full length plays.
> A comprehensive collection of the
majority of published play-texts by Alan Ayckbourn as well as > texts about the author.
> The Ramsay Archive: The complete archive
for Alan Ayckbourn's agent - and one of the 20th > century's most important literary / theatrical agents - Margaret 'Peggy' Ramsay.
> The Pinter Archive: The playwright Harold Pinter's extensive archive.
This list is not comprehensive and further enquiries should be directed to the British Library and the catalogues and search engines at the British Library website. |
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