Julian Mitchell is an English playwright, screenwriter and occasional novelist. His theatrical works include the award-winning Another Country and After Aida. He is perhaps best known for his work on Inspector Morse and the big screen biopics of Oscar Wilde (Wilde) and Vincent Van Gogh (Vincent & Theo).

"'Vivacious and utterly engaging - There is not a breath out of place in this totally absorbing script, the attention to detail is masterly' Five Stars - What's On Stage 'Fascinating - a vivid picture of the way sex relieves the monotony of small-town life' - Guardian 'An inordinately clever little piece - one has the peculiar sense that it is the words themselves that are leading the action onwards - The Welsh Boy is a seriously class act' - Telegraph "

Julian Mitchell is an English playwright, screenwriter and occasional novelist. His theatrical works include the award-winning Another Country and After Aida. He is perhaps best known for his work on Inspector Morse and the big screen biopics of Oscar Wilde (Wilde) and Vincent Van Gogh (Vincent & Theo).

"'Vivacious and utterly engaging - There is not a breath out of place in this totally absorbing script, the attention to detail is masterly' Five Stars - What's On Stage 'Fascinating - a vivid picture of the way sex relieves the monotony of small-town life' - Guardian 'An inordinately clever little piece - one has the peculiar sense that it is the words themselves that are leading the action onwards - The Welsh Boy is a seriously class act' - Telegraph "

Julian Mitchell is an English playwright, screenwriter and occasional novelist. His theatrical works include the award-winning Another Country and After Aida. He is perhaps best known for his work on Inspector Morse and the big screen biopics of Oscar Wilde (Wilde) and Vincent Van Gogh (Vincent & Theo).

"'Vivacious and utterly engaging - There is not a breath out of place in this totally absorbing script, the attention to detail is masterly' Five Stars - What's On Stage 'Fascinating - a vivid picture of the way sex relieves the monotony of small-town life' - Guardian 'An inordinately clever little piece - one has the peculiar sense that it is the words themselves that are leading the action onwards - The Welsh Boy is a seriously class act' - Telegraph "