| ERPINGHAM | The ___, 1966 television play by Joe Orton (9,4) |
| CATHY | ____ Come Home was a 1966 TV play about homelessness |
| MASON | Courtroom attorney in a 1957-1966 TV series, Perry _ (5) |
| ABIGAILSPARTY | 1977 television play by Mike Leigh (8,5) |
| RUFFIAN | 'The --- on the Stair', play by Joe Orton (7) |
| SLOANE | 'Entertaining Mr. --', play by Joe Orton (6) |
| LOOT | Two-act play by Joe Orton (4) |
| ENTERTAININGMRSLOANE | 1964 stage play by Joe Orton |
| ENTERTAINING | 1964 stage play by Joe Orton (12,2,6) |
| MRSLOANE | 1964 stage play by Joe Orton (12,2,6) |
| BUTLERSAW | Play by Joe Orton first performed in 1969 (4,3,6,3) |
| WHATTHE | Play by Joe Orton first performed in 1969 (4,3,6,3) |
| FUNERALGAMES | One-act play by Joe Orton produced in 1970 (7,5) |
| CATHYCOMEHOME | 1966 BBC TV play about homelessness directed by Ken Loach (5,4,4) |
| EHJOE | Television play by Samuel Beckett first broadcast in 1966 (2,3) |
| SIMS | Dave ___, Seattle Mariners TV play-by-play broadcaster |
| WHATTHEBUTLERSAW | Farce by Joe Orton that was premiered at the Queen's Theatre in London in March 1969 |
| BLUE | - Remembered Hills; 1979 television play by Dennis Potter that starred Michael Elphick, Robin Ellis, Helen Mirren and others (4) |
| ANYWAY | Whose Life Is It ___? a TV play by Brian Clark (6) |
| PROFESSIONAL | 1977 BBC TV play by Tom Stoppard starring Peter Barkworth and John Shrapnel (12,4) |
