Titlebook: Staging the Past in the Age of Thatcher; "The History We Have Anthony P. Pennino Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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,Plays of the Third Thatcher Ministry: “I Shall Destroy Your Power to Resist”,o chapters as new playwrights begin to dramatize a history in opposition to the hegemonic. In particular, this chapter examines two vital works from Scotland: Liz Lochhead’s . . . and John McGrath’s .. Produced at a time when the issue of Scottish autonomy from Britain was beginning to be felt at th

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,Plays of the Two Major Ministries: “Let Them See We Are Happy!”,tcher’s and Tony Blair’s, so too were the history plays of this period transitional and therefore did not offer the full-throated defiance of their predecessors. Pennino examines two plays by Tom Stoppard—. and .—and argues that though they were not products of the heritage culture they were not pol

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Conclusion: May 2, 1997 and Beyond,Although Blair increased funding for the arts, the new Prime Minister’s look to the future rather than the past necessitated a new kind of oppositional theatrical experience, especially after the invasion of Iraq. Pennino further argues that the oppositional history play gained a substantial foothol

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,Plays of the Second Thatcher Ministry: “Demolition Needs a Drawing, Too”,rah Daniels with . builds upon the feminist groundwork laid by Caryl Churchill with .. The chapter offers detailed assessments of Timberlake Wertenbaker’s . ., Howard Barker’s ., Churchill’s ., and Howard Brenton’s ..

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