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Predictably, in a strictly Catholic France where actors were excommunicated and refused burial in consecrated ground (though churchmen patronised the theatre and wrote plays themselves), the usual dour moral lessons were drawn.
ECONOMIST: Mysterious Moli��re
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In Lead Balloon, which Dee devised and co-wrote, Dee plays disillusioned comic Rick Spleen who hosts corporate events such as The Heating and Ventilation Awards.
BBC: Louise Delamere in The Chatterley Affair
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Ms Lux wrote plays and operettas for them and, when her twins were born, they eventually joined the act too.
ECONOMIST: Lillian Lux
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In the new film, which he also wrote and co-edited, Kitano plays Nishi, a policeman on the slide.
NEWYORKER: Fireworks
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At the rate of 20 manuscript pages a day, Sand wrote some 80 novels, 25 plays, and countless articles and short stories.
ECONOMIST: France remembers a prolific author
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The band takes its name from one of the many plays Muhl wrote when she was a child, and here she goes into some detail about the imaginative plot of that play.
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