Titlebook: Other Theatres; Development of Alter Andrew Davies Textbook 1987Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1987 Britain.Great Britain.thea

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,Between the Wars: the ‘Little Theatre Movement’,s, and when combined with the escalating costs of productions it resulted in the ousting of the old Victorian and Edwardian actor-managers — many of whom had retired or died by 1918 — by business conglomerates to whom the drama was just one among many of their concerns. Whatever the failings of the

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Between the Wars: the Political Theatre Groups, Ramsay MacDonald. Although the second in particular ended in disaster with a divided Labour Party and a huge National, or Conservative, majority at the election of 1931, the fact was that the Labour Party had replaced the Liberals as the Conservative Party’s major rival.

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Political Theatre in Britain Since the 1960s, End. The drawing-room settings automatically excluded portrayals of members of the working class except as domestic servants, and the talk which took place within these rooms steered clear of political controversies — a policy induced by both the Lord Chamberlain and his Examiner of Plays, and by t

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,Community Theatre Since the 1960s and ‘the Majors’,or forms of venue and drama which would be firmly rooted in the community. The disadvantages of interminable touring with its succession of one-night stands was that companies were unable to establish relationships with audiences. It was clear too that whole sections of the population were simply be

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Alternatives within Radio and Television Drama,atre. The average viewer in Britain, for example, is supposed to watch something in the region of 22 hours television each week; many children spend more hours in front of the television than they do in school. Virtually everyone has access to one set and many households now have two. Even radio, wh