Obedience, struggle & revolt : lectures on theatre
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Obedience, struggle & revolt : lectures on theatre
Faber and Faber, 2005
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Obedience, struggle and revolt
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- Obedience, struggle & revolt
- I have a go, Lady, I have a go
- Eulogy for John Osborne
- Why fabulate?
- A defence of the new
- The play is in the air
- What Asian babes? What Nazis?
- The cordless phone
- Raymond Williams : 'I can't be a father to everyone'
- Harold Pinter : going on seventy
- Alan Clarke : banned for life
- The separation of wheel and track
- The second Intifada
- Chardonnay on the Potomac
- When shall we live?
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What is a political playwright? Does theatre have any direct effect on society? Why choose to work in a medium which speaks to so few? Is theatre itself facing oblivion? All frequent questions addressed to David Hare over the last thirty-five years, as his work has taken him from the travelling fringe to the National Theatre, from seasons on Broadway to performances in prisons, church halls and on bare floors. Since 1978, Hare has sought uniquely to address these and other questions in occasional lectures given both in Britain and abroad. Now, for the first time, these lectures are collected together with some of his more recent prose pieces about God, Iraq, Israel/Palestine and the privatisation of the railways. Bringing to the lectern the same wit, insight and gift for the essential for which his plays are known, Hare presents the distilled result of a lifetime's sustained thinking about art and politics. "The foremost theatrical chronicler of contemporary British life". ("New York Times"). "Our best writer of contemporary drama". ("Sunday Times").
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