Michael Frayn
| Michael Frayn Michael Frayn | |
|---|---|
| Birth | 1933September 8(82 years old) The U.K., London |
| Occupation | Novelist |
| Nationality | The U.K. |
| Activity period | The 1962-present |
| Genre | Historical novel, philosophy |
| Spouse | en:Claire Tomalin |
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Michael Frayn (Michael Frayn, September 8, 1933 – ) is British novelist, dramatist, translator.
For 1,933 years, it was born in London, the U.K.
I learned in Cambridge University.
I won a wit bread prize Somerset Maugham Prize in Tony Awards, 2002 in 2000 in 1966.
Table of contents
I it in a receiving a prize career
- Somerset Maugham Prize 1966 (for The Tin Men)
- Tony Awards drama Best Picture Award 2000 (for Copenhagen ("Copenhagen"))
- Wit bread prize novel section 2002 (for Spies ("summer) of spies")
- ボランジェ everyman Woodhouse prize 2003 (for Spies ("summer) of spies")
Main work
Novel
- en:The Tin Men (1965)
- The Russian Interpreter (1966)
- en:Towards the End of the Morning (1967)
- A Very Private Life (1968)
- Sweet Dreams (1973)
- The Trick of It (1989)
- en:A Landing on the Sun (1991)
- Now You Know (1993)
- Headlong ("the scenery with the crash") (1999)
- Spies ("the summer of spies") (2002)
Drama
- The Two of Us (1970)
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- Black and Silver, Mr. Foot, Chinamen, and The new Quixote
- Alphabetical Order (1977)
- Donkeys' Years (1977)
- Clouds (1977)
- en:The Cherry Orchard (written by "garden Anton Chekhov of the cherry tree") translation (1978)
- Balmoral (1978)
- en:The Fruits of Enlightenment (written by lev Tolstoy) translation (1979)
- Liberty Hall (1980)
- Make or Break (1980)
- en:Noises Off (1982)
- Three Sisters (written by "three sisters" Chekhov) translation (1983)
- Number One (1984)
- Benefactors (1984)
- Wild Honey (written by Chekhov) translation (1984)
- en:The Seagull (written by "gull" Chekhov) translation (1986)
- en:Uncle Vanya (written by "Uncle Vanya" Chekhov) translation (1986)
- Balmoral (1987)
- First and Last (1989)
- Exchange (1990)
- Look Look (1990)
- Listen to This: Sketches and Monologues (1990)
- Jamie on a Flying Visit; and Birthday (1990)
- Look Look (1990)
- Audience (1991)
- Plays: Two, Methuen (1991)
- Here (1993)
- La Belle Vivette (1995)
- Alarms and Excursions: More Plays than One (1998)
- Copenhagen ("Copenhagen") (1998)
- Plays: Three (2000)
- Democracy ("democracy - drama") (2003)
- Afterlife (2008)
Nonfiction
- The Day of the Dog (1962)
- The Book of Fub (1963)
- On the Outskirts (1964)
- At Bay in Gear Street (1967)
- The Original Michael Frayn
- Speak After the Beep: Studies in the Art of Communicating with Inanimate and Semi-animate Objects (1995)
- Constructions (1974)
- Celia's Secret: An Investigation (The Copenhagen Papers) David Burk joint work (2000)
- The Human Touch: Our part in the creation of the universe (2006)
- Stage Directions: Writing on Theatre, 1970-2008 (2008)
- Travels with a Typewriter (2009)
- My Father's Fortune: A Life (2010)
The work that was performed Japanese translation of
- "Copenhagen" drama Publishing best play series, Koshi Odashima reason, drama Publishing (design company), 2001
- "Scenery wound former inference library with the crash", Yayoi Yamamoto reason, Tokyo wound former company, 2001
- "Summer Susumu Takagi reason of spies", Hakusuisha, 2003
- "Democracy - drama" Keiko Tokita reason, Iwanami Shoten, 2005
- "Michael Frayn <1> Copenhagen Hayakawa drama library, Koshi Odashima reason, Hayakawa Publishing, 2010
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