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Mike Bartlett is a dynamic and award-winning playwright and screenwriter, renowned for his compelling and thought-provoking works that have captivated audiences worldwide. Born in Abingdon, Oxford, Bartlett's journey in the arts began with his studies in English and Theatre Studies at the University of Leeds. His prolific career includes a diverse range of plays such as "King Charles III," "Earthquakes in London," "Cock," and "Bull," many of which have been performed at prestigious venues like the National Theatre, the Royal Court, and on Broadway. Bartlett's work is celebrated for its razor-sharp dialogue and exploration of complex human emotions and societal issues. In addition to his stage successes, Bartlett has made significant contributions to television with series like "Doctor Foster." His ability to craft intricate narratives and compelling characters has earned him numerous accolades, including Best New Play at The National Theatre Awards for "Bull." Bartlett's innovative storytelling continues to push the boundaries of contemporary theatre and television, making him one of the UK's most exciting and inventive writers.