G < > Mariah Gale Michael Gambon Romola Garai Jimmy Gardner William Gaskill John Gay Peter Geddis Pam Gems The General from America Jean Genet Michel de Ghelderode Ghosts John Gielgud The Gift of the Gorgon Alexandra Gilbreath Peter Gill Jean Giraudoux Iain Glen Robert Glenister Jamie Glover Julian Glover The Glowing Manikin God Bless Derek Godfrey Patrick Godfrey Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Nikolai Gogol Golden Girls Carlo Goldoni Stella Gonet Good Buzz Goodbody Henry Goodman Goodnight Children Everywhere Rupert Goold Marius Goring Maxim Gorky Gordon Gostelow Orlando Gough The Government Inspector Fraser Grace Nickolas Grace Michael Grandage Harley Granville-Barker Günter Grass Trystan Gravelle Simon Gray Great Expectations The Great White Hope The Greeks Graham Greene Paul Greenwood David Greig Richard Griffiths Trevor Griffiths Pippa Guard Vladimir Gubaryev Peter Guinness Mike Gwilym		Pam Gems English playwright, b. Bransgrove, Hampshire, 1925 Pam Gems's principal theme is the position, treatment and aspirations of women in a male-dominated world. She works within the suspect genre of the bioplay. The RSC staged two of her plays, Queen Christina and Piaf, within a year of each other at The Other Place. Piaf, an unsentimental portrait of the great French singer, was a major success, transferring to the West End and then to Broadway. Camille, from Dumas's La dame aux Camelias, was only a little less successful, while The Danton Affair, about men rather than damaged women, was a departure.	Queen Christina (1977) 1977 TOP: Penny Cherns Piaf (1978) 1978 TOP: Howard Davies Camille (1984) 1984 TOP: Ron Daniels The Danton Affair (1986) 1986 Barbican: Ron Daniels The Blue Angel (1991) 1991 TOP: Trevor Nunn
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