Louise Page's stage plays include Want-Ad (Birmingham Arts Lab, 1977; ICA 1979); Lucy (Bristol New Vic Studio, 1979); Tissue (Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 1978; ICA 1978; adapted for Radio 4, 1979); Hearing (Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 1979); Flaws (Sheffield University Drama Studio, 1980); Housewives (Derby Playhouse, 1981, a Radio/Theatre production); Salonika (Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, 1982; winner of the George Devine Award); Real Estate (Tricycle Theatre, London, 1984) and Golden Girls (Royal Shakespeare Company, The Other Palce, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1984); Beauty and the Beast (jointly commissioned by the Women's Playhouse Truest and Methuen) which opened at the Liverpool Playhouse in November 1985 before transferring to the Old Vic, London, in December 1985; Diplomatic Wives (Palace Theatre, Watford, 1989); Adam Was a Gardener (Chichester Minerva Studio, 1991); Hawks and Doves (Nuffield Theatre, Southampton, 1993); and Another Nine Months (Clean Break Theatre Company, New End Theatre, 1995). She was awarded the first J T Grein Award for Drama by the Critics' Circle. She has also written for radio and television. She died in May 2020.

• Tissue; Salonika; Real Estate; Golden Girls

Louise Page's stage plays include Want-Ad (Birmingham Arts Lab, 1977; ICA 1979); Lucy (Bristol New Vic Studio, 1979); Tissue (Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 1978; ICA 1978; adapted for Radio 4, 1979); Hearing (Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 1979); Flaws (Sheffield University Drama Studio, 1980); Housewives (Derby Playhouse, 1981, a Radio/Theatre production); Salonika (Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, 1982; winner of the George Devine Award); Real Estate (Tricycle Theatre, London, 1984) and Golden Girls (Royal Shakespeare Company, The Other Palce, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1984); Beauty and the Beast (jointly commissioned by the Women's Playhouse Truest and Methuen) which opened at the Liverpool Playhouse in November 1985 before transferring to the Old Vic, London, in December 1985; Diplomatic Wives (Palace Theatre, Watford, 1989); Adam Was a Gardener (Chichester Minerva Studio, 1991); Hawks and Doves (Nuffield Theatre, Southampton, 1993); and Another Nine Months (Clean Break Theatre Company, New End Theatre, 1995). She was awarded the first J T Grein Award for Drama by the Critics' Circle. She has also written for radio and television. She died in May 2020.

• Tissue; Salonika; Real Estate; Golden Girls

Louise Page's stage plays include Want-Ad (Birmingham Arts Lab, 1977; ICA 1979); Lucy (Bristol New Vic Studio, 1979); Tissue (Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 1978; ICA 1978; adapted for Radio 4, 1979); Hearing (Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 1979); Flaws (Sheffield University Drama Studio, 1980); Housewives (Derby Playhouse, 1981, a Radio/Theatre production); Salonika (Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, 1982; winner of the George Devine Award); Real Estate (Tricycle Theatre, London, 1984) and Golden Girls (Royal Shakespeare Company, The Other Palce, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1984); Beauty and the Beast (jointly commissioned by the Women's Playhouse Truest and Methuen) which opened at the Liverpool Playhouse in November 1985 before transferring to the Old Vic, London, in December 1985; Diplomatic Wives (Palace Theatre, Watford, 1989); Adam Was a Gardener (Chichester Minerva Studio, 1991); Hawks and Doves (Nuffield Theatre, Southampton, 1993); and Another Nine Months (Clean Break Theatre Company, New End Theatre, 1995). She was awarded the first J T Grein Award for Drama by the Critics' Circle. She has also written for radio and television. She died in May 2020.

• Tissue; Salonika; Real Estate; Golden Girls