Kevin Fegan

January 10, 2024
Playwright

Quick Facts

Kevin Fegan
Full Name Kevin Fegan
Occupation Playwright
Date Of Birth Jul 25, 1957(1957-07-25)
Age 67
Birthplace Shirebrook
Country United Kingdom
Birth City England
Horoscope Leo

Kevin Fegan Biography

Name Kevin Fegan
Birthday Jul 25
Birth Year 1957
Place Of Birth Shirebrook
Home Town England
Birth Country United Kingdom
Birth Sign Leo

Kevin Fegan is one of the most popular and richest Playwright who was born on July 25, 1957 in Shirebrook, England, United Kingdom.

Fegan has published 10 books of poetry and edited over a dozen anthologies. His poetry books include the dramatic poems: Matey Boy (commissioned by Welfare State International 1990 and published by Iron Press), which was performed by Kevin on two national tours; Blast a stage version of his B.B.C.Radio 4 verse drama at Contact Theatre which was a Manchester Poetry Festival Airport Commission in 2002; and Racer (BBC Radio 4, performed by Paul McGann 2003). Blast and Racer are published by Five Leaves. Let Your Left Hand Sing, was commissioned by The Long Journey Home Festival (a Commonwealth Games production 2002) and was re-published by Five Leaves Publications in 2008. His latest poetry collections are Away Pitch, a commissioned collection of poems about sports and arts, commissioned by The Brewhouse, Burton-on-Trent, as part of the Olympic Games Cultural Programme 2012, which won an Inspire Mark Award, and The Singing Tree, a commissioned collection about the diverse communities of Corby in the book, Our Corby 2012, published by Corby Community Arts. Recent books as compiler/editor include Fabulous (published by participatory arts organization People Express in 2008, celebrating the women of South Derbyshire). His poems have appeared in various magazines, including the New Statesman and Index on Censorship.

He has written several dramas for BBC Radio 4, including 8 single plays, including a drama documentary in verse:In Denial: the story of Paul Blackburn), Blast (nominated for a Best Drama Sony Award 2001), a Classic Drama Serial In A Grove (starring Natasha McElhone) and a 3-week long Woman’s Hour Drama Serial The Furys (starring Brenda Fricker).

Kevin Fegan Net Worth

Net Worth $5 Million
Source Of Income Playwright
House Living in own house.

Kevin Fegan is one of the richest Playwright from United Kingdom. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Kevin Fegan 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Kevin Fegan (born 1957 in Shirebrook, Derbyshire UK) is a playwright and poet.

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He has given hundreds of poetry performances at live literature venues and has been a featured poet on BBC Radio 4’s Encyclopedia Poetica, ITV’s international poetry series Word of Mouth, Granada TV’s Celebration and BBC 3’s poetry series, Whine Gums.

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Kim Ranked on the list of most popular Playwright. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in United Kingdom. Kevin Fegan celebrates birthday on July 25 of every year.

His early stage plays for Contact Theatre Manchester include McAlpine’s Fusilier (a verse play about the Irish in Britain 1988, nominated Best New Play Manchester Evening News Theatre Awards); Excess XS (the first stage play about the rave scene, in verse, 1992 Winner Best New Play in UK Regions Plays International) and Strange Attractors: love in a virtual world (the first stage play about virtual reality 1994 Winner Best New Play in UK Regions Plays International). Other early plays include Private Times for The Library Theatre Manchester (nominated Best New Play M.E.N. Theatre Awards 1990) & in 1999 performed by prisoners and staff at H.M.Prison Grendon and Rule 43 (British prisons tour 1989 & 90, nominated Best New Play M.E.N. Theatre Awards 1989) and the community play for Moss Side/Hulme in 1993 Game Challenge Level 7 (N.I.A.Centre & Contact Theatre).

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