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Revision as of 21:28, 6 November 2016
Several of Terry Pratchett's novels, both Discworld and non-Discworld, have been adapted into plays and performed. Stephen Briggs was the first person to adapt one of Terry Pratchett's books for stage and performed them along with his Studio Theatre Club. Stephen Briggs has adapted the majority of the plays that have been produced except for 'Lords and Ladies' by Irana Brown, 'Nation' by Mark Ravenhill and the Musical Packs by Matthew Holmes. The plays have been performed by both professional as well as fan groups.
Discworld
Mort
Corgi, 1996
Wyrd Sisters
Corgi, 1996
Guards! Guards!
Corgi, 1997
Men at Arms
Corgi, 1997
Maskerade
Samuel French, 1998
Carpe Jugulum
Samuel French, 1999
Lords and Ladies
Samuel French, 2001
The Fifth Elephant
Methuen, 2002
Night Watch
Methuen, 2004
Monstrous Regiment
Methuen, 2004
Jingo
Methuen, 2005
Interesting Times
Methuen, 2005
Going Postal
Methuen, 2005
The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents
Oxford University Press, 2006
Feet of Clay
Oberon Modern Plays, 2015
Unseen Academicals
Oberon Modern Plays, 2015
The Rince Cycle
Oberon Modern Plays, 2015
All The Discworld's A Stage
Omnibus, Feet of Clay/The Rince Cycle/Unseen Academicals. Oberon Modern Plays, 2015
?The Shakespeare Codex
Currently Unpublished, 2016
Non-Discworld
Johnny and the Dead
Oxford University Press, 1996
Nation
?Oxford University Press, 2009
Dodger
Oxford Playscripts