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Christopher Hampton is a playwright, screenwriter, director, producer and translator. His stage translation and adaptation work has won numerous awards and includes Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya (1971), 1 Three Sisters (2005), and The Seagull (2007), von Horváth’s Tales from The Vienna Woods (1977), Don Juan Comes Back From The War (1978), Faith, Hope and Charity (1989), and Judgement Day (2009), Ibsen’s A Doll’s House (1972), Hedda Gabler (1972), The Wild Duck (1980) and Ghosts (1983), Laclos’ Les Liasions Dangereuses (1985), Márai’s Embers (2006), Molière’s Don Juan (1973) and Tartuffe (1984), and Reza’s Art (1996), Life x 3 (2001), Conversations After A Burial (2007), and God of Carnage (2008). Interview by Roger Baines and Manuela Perteghella (autumn 2008).
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Baines, R., Perteghella, M. (2011). Interview with Christopher Hampton. In: Baines, R., Marinetti, C., Perteghella, M. (eds) Staging and Performing Translation. Cultural Criminology. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230294608_11
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