Michael Johnson's work for theatre reflects his scientific/academic
background and his interests in history and French literature
He is a keen supporter of AWL,
having played a pivotal role in the
administration of the group between 1997 and 2000
Credits
AWL
Writing Credits
| Play | Director |
| Tea Time | Brendan Gregory |
| Nodding Acquaintances | |
| Life is for Living | Harry Saks |
| Excess Baggage | |
| Hollow | Angelique Fernandez |
| Animal Crackers in My Soap | |
| England's Hall | Gregory Cox |
| Only a Fool | Emilie Brothers |
| Fatherly Advice | |
| The Reading | Andrew Heart |
| The Guardian or Nothing | |
| Nearly Time to Go | |
| It's In the Bag | Teresa Jennings |
Acting Credits (Sketches)
| Writer | Sketch | Role |
| Melissa Docker | A Bleeding Miracle | Painter1 |
Reviews
Marie Lloyd
& Vesta Tilley
A musical entertainment based on the lives
of the
two
singers. (With Teresa
Jennings and Gilda Waugh)
Short Plays & Sketches
Conversations
An argument over a mobile phone
in a railway carriage
The Reluctant Genie
An old couple with a
vast collection of oil lamps are fed up with
the constant appearance of
genies
Kiss the Boys and Make Them
Cry
A man is reunited with an old flame
Immaculate Conception
Posh is pregnant, but by whom?
Out of Control
God and a woman argue the
consequences of the creation of man
Springtime Has Long Passed
A wife, desperate for a child, is unable
to handle the fact
when she is told that she already is pregnant
That's Hardly Me
A pair of writers search for an idea on the theme
'up yours'
The Law is The Law
A constable arrests all the participants at a 'Twelve
Days of Christmas' party
Only Six Hours to Go
Saint Nicholas and Father Christmas reflect on
their roles at Christmas
Stage Plays
The Lab
An adaptation (with Laurie Maguire) of Les Palmes
de M Schutz by Jean-Noel Fenwick.
A comedy, which ran for two years in Paris, about the discovery of radium
by
Marie and Pierre Curie. (To be produced by Andy Jordan Productions)
Gentleman's Honour
Concerning the Shakespearean forger John Payne Collier, and the scholar-thief
James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, set in Stratford upon Avon on the anniversary
of Shakespeare's three-hundredth birthday
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