About Sarah Daniels

• Born on 21st November 1957
• Wrote 'The Gut Girls' at 23 years old
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• British
• Lesbian
• Feminist

"the only radical lesbian feminist to have made it into mainstream" may help to explain the source of her notoriety. - Carole Woodis (praise for The Bloomsbury Theater Guide)

She has become one of Britain's leading feminist playwrights. However, her success has been tinged by controversy and, often, by extreme critical backlash.

She admits to over ambition and to leaving issure unresolved in her plots, much to the criticisms of others.

"offer audiences complex theatrical experiences that place the female experience center stage.

-In addition to writing for the stage, Daniels also has written for radio and television, including the popular BBC "

Other Plays:

• "Masterpieces" (1983)
• "Byrthrite" (1986)
•  "Neaptide" (1986)
• "Beside Herself" (1990)
•  "Head-Rot Holliday" (1992)
• "The Madness of Esme and Shaz" (1994)
• "The Devil's Gateway"(1983)

Venue's her plays have been performed at:

• The Royal National Theatre
• Battersea Arts Centre
• Crucible, 
• Sheffield 
• Chicken Shed. 

Other written episodes:

• Grange Hill, 
• EastEnders
• Holby City.