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	n 2009 he presented a staged reading of ''A Life In Three Acts'', transcripts of conversations with [[Bette Bourne]], at the Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh.		n 2009 he presented a staged reading of ''A Life In Three Acts'', transcripts of conversations with [[Bette Bourne]], at the Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh.

	In 2012, Mark Ravenhill became the Royal Shakespeare Company's Writer in Residence.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-15966608 "Mark Ravenhill lands Royal Shakespeare Company role" ''BBC News''30 November 2011}}</ref> The same year, he was commissioned by the [[London Gay Men's Chorus]] for a piece to mark the choir's 21st anniversary. With the music composed by [[Conor Mitchell]], the piece, entitled ''Shadow Time'', explores the evolution of mentalities in respect of homosexuality in the lifetime of the Chorus.<ref>''http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/may/03/london-gay-mens-chorus-21 "London Gay Men's Chorus turns 21]", ''The Guardian'', 3 May 2012.</ref>		In 2012, Mark Ravenhill became the Royal Shakespeare Company's Writer in Residence.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-15966608 "Mark Ravenhill lands Royal Shakespeare Company role" ''BBC News''30 November 2011}}</ref> The same year, he was commissioned by the [[London Gay Men's Chorus]] for a piece to mark the choir's 21st anniversary. With the music composed by the Irish composer Conor Mitchell, the piece, entitled ''Shadow Time'', explores the evolution of mentalities in respect of homosexuality in the lifetime of the Chorus.<ref>''http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/may/03/london-gay-mens-chorus-21 "London Gay Men's Chorus turns 21]", ''The Guardian'', 3 May 2012.</ref>

	He co-authored the ITV1 sit-com ''[[Vicious]]'' with the American writer Gary Janetti, known for ''Will and Grace''.		He co-authored the ITV1 sit-com ''[[Vicious]]'' with the American writer Gary Janetti, known for ''Will and Grace''.

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	In 2012, Mark Ravenhill became the Royal Shakespeare Company's Writer in Residence.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-15966608 "Mark Ravenhill lands Royal Shakespeare Company role" ''BBC News''30 November 2011}}</ref> The same year, he was commissioned by the [[London Gay Men's Chorus]] for a piece to mark the choir's 21st anniversary. With the music composed by [[Conor Mitchell]], the piece, entitled ''Shadow Time'', explores the evolution of mentalities in respect of homosexuality in the lifetime of the Chorus.<ref>''http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/may/03/london-gay-mens-chorus-21 "London Gay Men's Chorus turns 21]", ''The Guardian'', 3 May 2012.</ref>		In 2012, Mark Ravenhill became the Royal Shakespeare Company's Writer in Residence.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-15966608 "Mark Ravenhill lands Royal Shakespeare Company role" ''BBC News''30 November 2011}}</ref> The same year, he was commissioned by the [[London Gay Men's Chorus]] for a piece to mark the choir's 21st anniversary. With the music composed by [[Conor Mitchell]], the piece, entitled ''Shadow Time'', explores the evolution of mentalities in respect of homosexuality in the lifetime of the Chorus.<ref>''http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/may/03/london-gay-mens-chorus-21 "London Gay Men's Chorus turns 21]", ''The Guardian'', 3 May 2012.</ref>

	He co-authored the ITV1 sit-com ''[[Vicious]]'' with [[Gary Janetti~~]] (shown from April 2013)~~.		He co-authored the ITV1 sit-com ''[[Vicious]]'' with the American writer Gary Janetti, known for ''Will and Grace''.

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[[File:MarkRavenhill.JPG|thumb|Mark Ravenhill]]'''Mark Ravenhill''' (born 1966) is a playwright, actor and journalist.

He grew up in [[West Sussex]] and studied English and Drama at [[Bristol University]].

In the mid-1990s, Ravenhill was diagnosed as [[HIV+]], his partner of the early 1990s having died from [[AIDS]].<ref name=aidsstory>http://www.guardian.co.uk/stage/2008/mar/26/theatre Mark Ravenhill, "My near death period" ''The Guardian'', March 2008</ref>

His plays include ''[[Shopping and Fucking]]'' (1996) and ''[[Mother Clap's Molly House]]'' (2001).

n 2009 he presented a staged reading of ''A Life In Three Acts'', transcripts of conversations with [[Bette Bourne]], at the Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh.

In 2012, Mark Ravenhill became the Royal Shakespeare Company's Writer in Residence.<ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-15966608 "Mark Ravenhill lands Royal Shakespeare Company role" ''BBC News''30 November 2011}}</ref> The same year, he was commissioned by the [[London Gay Men's Chorus]] for a piece to mark the choir's 21st anniversary. With the music composed by [[Conor Mitchell]], the piece, entitled ''Shadow Time'', explores the evolution of mentalities in respect of homosexuality in the lifetime of the Chorus.<ref>''http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/may/03/london-gay-mens-chorus-21 "London Gay Men's Chorus turns 21]", ''The Guardian'', 3 May 2012.</ref>

He co-authored the ITV1 sit-com ''[[Vicious]]'' with [[Gary Janetti]] (shown from April 2013).

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