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A quirky, wry and ironic tale about the Ransomes who have been burgled. Everything has gone, even the toilet paper, and for the stuffy solicitor and his wife it marks a turning point.

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Centers around eight boisterous-yet-talented schoolboys hoping to gain admittance to England's most prestigious universities. They are aided on their quest by two teachers, a shrewd young upstart and an inspiring old eccentric, whose opposing philosophies challenge the boys to confront the true meaning of education and the relative values of happiness and success.

6746752ocn163582083sw163582083:lccn-n82-70229Truebook2007Bennett, AlanHumorous fiction58460314ocn061879767sw060794261:lccn-n82-70229Falsebook20060.54Bennett, Alan037428103355862010ocn066528179sw055886800:lccn-n82-70229Falsebook20060.68Bennett, Alan

At a boys' grammar school in Sheffield, eight boys are being coached for the Oxbridge entrance exams. It is the mid-eighties, and the main concern of the unruly bunch of bright sixth-formers is getting out, starting university - and starting life. At the heart of The History Boys are four characters, each with contrasting outlooks on teaching and school: Hector, an eccentric English teacher with no interest in exams; Irwin, a young supply teacher who sees history as "entertainment"; Mrs. Lintott, a traditionalist, who teaches "history, not histrionics"; and, a Headmaster obsessed with results.

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Based on the life of King George III, this is the story of royal intrigue, sexual indiscretions, backstairs plotting and a battle for power between Parliament and the throne, all occurring while the King is being treated for an unknown mental illness.

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Presents four separate monologues for the stage.

05632062252923916ocn034659483sw034659483:lccn-n82-70229Falsebook1996Bennett, Alan057117745X2833456ocn000031728sw000031728:lccn-n82-70229Falsebook19690.68Bennett, AlanComedy radio programs

Forty years on is a kaleidoscopic comedy which is part parody and part nostalgia for traditional English values. A woman of no importance is a monologue, where Margaret Schofield, a middle-aged spinster, reminisces cheerfully about her world of office work and canteen gossip.

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The humorous and moving tale of Miss Shepherd, an eccentric old lady who, by a bizarre series of twists and turns, lived in the author's garden for many years. Alan Bennett reads his own acclaimed work, recently adapted as a West End smash hit starring Maggie Smith as the eccentric old lady.

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Ten childhood snapshots from the master of the monologue: A strip of blue, Proper names, Our war, Eating out, An ideal home, Aunt Eveline, A shy butcher, Unsaid prayers, Days out, No mean city. Following on from the phenomenal success of Writing home, Alan Bennett reminisces about his early years -- from his schooldays to undergraduate life at Oxford University. It was an ordinary childhood -- growing up in Leeds taught Alan early on that "life is generally something that happens elsewhere/" Yet the children who long for German bombs to lend their city some wartime glamour; the working class mother who reads Ideal home and dreams of coffee mornings and cocktail parties; and 18-year-old Alan -- a practising Anglican who is deeply distrustful of God, strike a chord within all of us.

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"A unique anthology of Alan Bennett's BBC radio and television work ..."--Container.

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Hymn is a series of prose pieces about Alan Bennett's early experiences of music: the hymns he learned as a boy, the violin his father never managed to teach him and the concerts he went to in Leeds. Bennett's musical memories are produced and set to music by the celebrated film composer, George Fenton.

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Alan Bennett joins forces with the acclaimed Medici String Quartet for a prestigious world premiere first performed at the Harrogate Festival in August 2001. Hymn is a series of prose pieces about Alan Bennett's early experiences of music: the hymns he learned as a boy, the violin his father never managed to teach him and the concerts he went to in Leeds. Bennett's musical memories are produced and set to music by the celebrated film composer, George Fenton. This release was recorded live in front of a specially invited audience in the BBC Radio Theatre on 28 November 2001.

144ocn084672530sw084672530:lccn-n82-70229Falsevisu2006

Playwright Alan Bennett reads from his memoir Untold stories, touching upon such topics as his family and childhood, and his recent brush with cancer.

122ocn154240775sw154240775:lccn-n82-70229Falsebook1994Bourke, John112ocn084672508sw084672508:lccn-n82-70229Falsevisu2006

A program devoted to the stage works of Alan Bennett. Bennett introduces excerpts from his plays, which are read by actors standing at lecterns.

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A program devoted to the stage works of playwright/performer Alan Bennett. Theater historian Barry Day introduces excerpts from several of Bennett's plays, which are read by actors in street clothes standing at lecterns.

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