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(Michael Billington’s article appeared in the Guardian, 6/8.)
Either because of a paucity of good new plays or an urge to rediscover the recent past, this is proving to be a summer of revivals. Now it is the turn of Arnold Wesker, whose 1958 play, the first part of a theatrical triptych, comes back to the Royal Court in triumph. It reminds us of Wesker's rare gift for generating strong emotion while encompassing big ideas.
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*****ARNOLD WESKER: ‘CHICKEN SOUP WITH BARLEY’ (REVIEW PICK, UK)
(Michael Billington’s article appeared in the Guardian, 6/8.)
Either because of a paucity of good new plays or an urge to rediscover the recent past, this is proving to be a summer of revivals. Now it is the turn of Arnold Wesker, whose 1958 play, the first part of a theatrical triptych, comes back to the Royal Court in triumph. It reminds us of Wesker's rare gift for generating strong emotion while encompassing big ideas.
via www.guardian.co.uk
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