Stephen Lowe
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Stephen Lowe (born 1947) is an English playwright.
He was born in Sneinton, Nottingham, where his father was a labourer and his mother a machinist in Nottingham's Lace Market. He graduated from Birmingham University.
While working as a part-time shepherd in the Yorkshire Dales, he was commissioned by Alan Ayckbourn to write a comedy double-bill, Comic Pictures, which was directed by Ayckbourn in Scarborough in 1976.
His plays include:
- Comic Pictures (Stars and Cards) 1976
- Shooting Fishing and Riding (1977)
- Touched (1977)
- Ragged Trousered Philanthropists (1978)
- Glasshouses (later retitled Moving Pictures) (1981)
- Tibetan Inroads (1981)
- Strive (1982)
- Seachange (1984)
- Keeping Body and Soul Together (1984)
- Desire (1986)
- Demon Lovers (1987)
- Divine Gossip (1988)
- Paradise (1990)
- The Alchemical Wedding (1998)
- Revelations (2003)
- Old Big 'Ead in The Spirit of the Man (2005)
- The Fox (2005)
He has three children and a wife
