Duncan Greenwood

Duncan Greenwood (1919–1992) was an English playwright.

His plays include "Cat among the Pigeons", "Murder Delayed" and "No Time for Figleaves".

External links

• Duncan Greenwood at the Playwrights Database, doollee.com

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Name	Greenwood, Duncan
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Date of birth	1919
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Date of death	1992
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