Olwen Wymark

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Olwen Wymark (born 1932) is an American playwright. She has written many plays, including "Gymnasium" (1972), "Find Me" (1980), "Loved" (1980), "Best Friends" (1984) and "Strike Up The Banns" (1990).^[1] She was at her most prolific in the 1970s, with her most recent published play to date being "Mirror Mirror", released in 1992.^[2]

Her most successful play is probably "Find Me", a play about mental illness, which still features frequently on UK school syllabi as one of the set texts for drama qualifications^{[citation needed]}.