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Ruby Cohn assumes realism to be the dominant mode in English theatre since 1956, the year of John Osborne's Look Back in Anger. She argues, however, that the most provocative plays of the last few decades have departed from realism, and she traces certain patterns of departure, which are... read more
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- Howard Brenton: Add a description of this character.
- Tom Stoppard
- John Osborne
- Edward Bond
- Lear
- Berkoff
- Arden
- David Edgar
- Shakespeare
- Wesker
- Churchill
- Nichols
- Haggerty
- Bill
- Frank
- Susan
- Barker
- Ruth
- Ayckbourn
- Helen
- Rosencrantz
- Pinter
- Macbeth
- Arthur
- David Hare
- Wood
- Archie
- Mrs. Basil
- Griffiths
- Bennett
- Jack
- Shaffer
- Beckett
- Jimmy Porter
- Joan
- Wertenbaker
- Marowitz
- Gravedigger
- Lowe
- Betty
- Connolly
- Shaw
- Mary
- Sandra
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- Dewey: 822.91409
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