Alan Bennett

English actor and playwright

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2022 Bennett appears as himself in Stewart Lee's comedy special 'Tornado', making a reference to Erving Goffman.
2022 Bennett appears as himself in Stewart Lee's comedy special 'Tornado', making a reference to Erving Goffman.
2019 Following Jonathan Miller's death, Bennett became the only surviving member of the original Beyond the Fringe comedy quartet.
2019 Following Jonathan Miller's death, Bennett became the only surviving member of the original Beyond the Fringe comedy quartet.
July 2018 Allelujah!, a comic drama by Bennett about a National Health Service hospital, opened at London's Bridge Theatre to critical acclaim.
July 2018 Allelujah!, a comic drama by Bennett about a National Health Service hospital, opened at London's Bridge Theatre to critical acclaim.
2017 Bennett writes a review of Stewart Lee's comedy for The London Review of Books.
2017 Bennett writes a review of Stewart Lee's comedy for The London Review of Books.
2015 His play The Lady in the Van is adapted into a film.
2015 His play The Lady in the Van is adapted into a film.
October 2015 After Corbyn's election victory, Bennett expressed his approval of him and his political stance.
October 2015 After Corbyn's election victory, Bennett expressed his approval of him and his political stance.
September 2015 Bennett endorsed Jeremy Corbyn's campaign in the Labour Party leadership election.
September 2015 Bennett endorsed Jeremy Corbyn's campaign in the Labour Party leadership election.
2014 Harry Enfield portrays Bennett as Stalin in a BBC Two satirical episode of 'Talking Heads of State'.
2014 Reece Dinsdale portrays Bennett in a production of Untold Stories at the West Yorkshire Playhouse.
2014 Harry Enfield portrays Bennett as Stalin in a BBC Two satirical episode of 'Talking Heads of State'.
2014 Reece Dinsdale portrays Bennett in a production of Untold Stories at the West Yorkshire Playhouse.
December 2012 Cocktail Sticks, an autobiographical play by Bennett, premièred at the National Theatre as part of a double bill with the monologue Hymn, directed by Nicholas Hytner.
December 2012 Cocktail Sticks, an autobiographical play by Bennett, premièred at the National Theatre as part of a double bill with the monologue Hymn, directed by Nicholas Hytner.
October 2012 Bennett's play People opened at the National Theatre.
October 2012 Bennett's play People opened at the National Theatre.
December 2011 Bennett returned to Lawnswood School to unveil the renamed Alan Bennett Library, nearly 60 years after he left the school.
December 2011 Bennett returned to Lawnswood School to unveil the renamed Alan Bennett Library, nearly 60 years after he left the school.

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