Alex Jones (playwright)
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Alex Jones is a British actor, playwright and filmmaker. Born and bred in The Black Country, Alex became an actor and playwright after various jobs in the manufacturing and building industries.[1] He is best known for Noise, a violent play about teenage newlyweds who face neighbourly aggression. As an actor, he played the villain Clive Horrobin in The Archers.[2] Tours of his play include I’m a Minger (also nominated for The Brian Way Award) and River’s Up toured by the Oxfordshire Touring Theatre Company.[1]
Plays
[edit]- I'm A Minger! (Arts Theatre, Theatre503, National Tour, 2008/09)
- Deadwood (Watermill Theatre, Newbury, 1997)
- Noise (Soho Theatre, 1997)
- News of the World (1997)
- Mickey and Me (Birmingham Repertory Theatre)
- Phil&Jill&Jill&Phil (Belgrade Theatre, Coventry and Worcester Swan Theatre) (also produced by companies in Chile and Italy)
- A Miracle in No Man's Land
- River's Up (Worcester Swan Theatre and Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough)
- River's Up (adapted for BBC Radio 4)
- The Worcester Pilgrim (BBC Radio 4, 2003)
- Mr and Mrs Schultz (Watermill Theatre, Newbury, 2004)
- Fields of Gold (Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, 2004)
- The Worcester Pilgrim (artworks at Worcester Cathedral, 2006)
Films
[edit]- Greasy
- Faster, Harder, Longer, Whistle!
- Rhubarb and Roses
Bibliography
[edit]- Jones, A. (1997). Noise, London: Nick Hern Books. ISBN 1-85459-353-6
References
[edit]- ^ a b Alex Jones. David Higham.
- ^ "Clive Horribin", The Archers, BBC Radio 4 website
External links
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