David Hare

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Plays authored

• The Absence of War
• Amy’s View
• The Bay At Nice
• The Blue Room
• The Breath of Life
• The David Hare Trilogy
• Fanshen
• Feasting with Panthers
• Gethsemane
• The Judas Kiss
• Knuckle
• A Map of the World
• Murmuring Judges
• The Permanent Way
• Plenty
• The Power of Yes
• Pravda
• Racing Demon
• The Red Barn
• The Secret Rapture
• Skylight
• Slag
• Stuff Happens
• Teeth ‘n’ Smiles
• The Vertical Hour
• Via Dolorosa
• Wrecked Eggs

Past productions

• Author, The Judas Kiss, Hampstead Theatre 6^th September 2012 – 6^th April 2013, Brighton Theatre Royal, Cambridge Arts Theatre, and other locations.
• Author, The Power of Yes, National Theatre 29^th September 2009 – 18^th April 2010, Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre, London.
• Cast, Via Dolorosa 1999 – 2002, Almeida Theatre, Islington, London and Duchess Theatre, London.
• Director, Heartbreak House 1997 – 1998, Almeida Theatre, Islington, London.
• Director, The Designated Mourner, National Theatre 18^th April – ? 1996, Cottesloe Theatre, National Theatre.
• Director, King Lear, National Theatre 3^rd December 1986 – 1987, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre.
• Director, The Bay At Nice, National Theatre 4^th September 1986 – 1987, Cottesloe Theatre, National Theatre.
• Director, Wrecked Eggs, National Theatre started 4^th September 1986, Cottesloe Theatre, National Theatre.
• Director, Pravda, National Theatre 26^th April – ? 1985, Olivier Theatre, National Theatre.
• Director, A Map of the World, National Theatre started 21^st January 1983, Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre, London.
• Director, Plenty, National Theatre 7^th April – ? 1978, Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre, London.
• Director, Weapons of Happiness, National Theatre started 7^th July 1976, Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre, London.
• Director, The Party, National Theatre Mobile Production started 12^th November 1974, Touring.
• Adapter, The Rules of the Game, National Theatre started 7^th June 1971, New Theatre, London and Theatre Royal, Newcastle upon Tyne.