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Joking Apart: An Interview with the Author

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Don’t Forget To Catch ‘Haunting Julia’

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Season’s Greetings & Happy New Year!

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Arranging A Trip To Scarborough

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Defective Detectives

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Haunting Julia – A Ghost Story For Christmas

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Alan Ayckbourn: Artistic Director

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Audio version of Alan Ayckbourn’s ghost story Haunting Julia to be released for Christmas

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Scarborough’s Stephen Joseph Theatre closes for second lockdown

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Re-Inventing The Wheel

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Simon Murgatroyd – Alan Ayckbourn’s Archivist & Professional Writer

I’m Simon Murgatroyd and I’m the Archivist for the playwright Alan Ayckbourn as well as a freelance writer. I’ve worked for Alan Ayckbourn since 2005 and was responsible for creating his official website www.alanayckbourn.net in 2001, which I continue to run and write for to this day. I’ve been writing professionally for three decades and am the author of the book Unseen Ayckbourn.

This blog is a blog celebrating my work for Alan Ayckbourn and his home theatre, the Stephen Joseph Theatre. It includes news, articles, interviews as well as personal views and insights into my work and experiences.

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