Michael Frayn

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columnist human journalist novelist playwright screenwriter stage play translator

Michael Frayn is an English playwright, novelist, and translator best known for his farce "Noises Off" and the philosophical drama "Copenhagen."

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awardReceived Evening Standard Award for Best Play →
Somerset Maugham Award →
Tony Award for Best Play →
Whitbread Novel of the Year Award →
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dateOfBirth 1933-09-08 →
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employer The Guardian →
The Observer →
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genre comic fiction →
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name Michael Frayn →
notableTranslation works of Anton Chekhov →
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Copenhagen →
Democracy →
Donkeys' Years →
Headlong →
Make and Break →
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The Russian Interpreter →
The Tin Men →
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placeOfBirth London →
Mill Hill →
residence London →
spouse Claire Tomalin →
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