Caryl Churchill (1938–) was born in England but her family moved to Montreal,
Canada when she was ten years old. On her return, she studied English at Lady
Margaret Hall, University of Oxford. While there she wrote Downstairs (1958), Having
a Wonderful Time (1960), and Easy Death (1962).
Churchill then continued to write while raising her three children, having a number
of plays on radio in the 1960s and 1970s. Her first professional stage play, Owners, was
produced at the Royal Court Theatre in London in 1972 and Objections to Sex and
Violence in 1974.
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Caryl Churchill (1938–) was born in England but her family moved to Montreal,
Canada when she was ten years old. On her return, she studied English at Lady
Margaret Hall, University of Oxford. While there she wrote Downstairs (1958), Having
a Wonderful Time (1960), and Easy Death (1962).
Churchill then continued to write while raising her three children, having a number
of plays on radio in the 1960s and 1970s. Her first professional stage play, Owners, was
produced at the Royal Court Theatre in London in 1972 and Objections to Sex and
Violence in 1974.
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