I don't have any strong feelings either way about redlinks. The only problem is that I may feel obliged to complete the 72 article. Damn.

 I find that, if all else fails, the best resources to used for Ayckbourn plays are the official webpage maintained by Simon Murgatroyd (in principle under Ayckbourn's control but in practice Simon Murgotroyd has editorial independence), Paul Allen's biography Grinning at the Edge, and Paul Allen's guide to plays. I'm currently focusing my efforts on plays I have seen performed by the SJT company, because that means I have seen them performed as they were meant to be done. (Ayckbourn plays are very easy to do badly.) This means I have Life and Beth, Woman in Mind, Time and Time Again, Way Upstream and Relatively Speaking and (soon) How the Other Half Loves on my list. Intimate Exchanges is a bit more of a problem because I only saw two of the eight forks. You're welcome to make a start on it, and if I can add anything, I will.