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Sated, Starved or Satisfied: The Languages of Theatre in Britain Todaynalysed by Aristotle and preserved in the student notes on his lectures which we call the .. But her downfall was more than a banal conceit. It was the high point of a process that had been accelerating throughout the decade. In 1980s Britain a number of different developments combined to make possi

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Digging the Greeks: New Versions of Old Classicsand Anglo-Catholic in religion’ (my emphasis). But British playwrights who abhor Eliot’s attitude have also turned to ancient Greece. Perhaps these playwrights were inspired by the forays of two renowned English directors — John Barton’s ten-play . in 1980 and Peter Hall’s . in 1981 (in a version by

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Cultural Transformationsce the 1950s. A product of the need for cheap labour by British industries engaged in post-War re-construction, migrations from the former British colonies of the Caribbean, Eastern Africa and the Indian sub-continent have fundamentally changed the image of many British cities and towns. Inevitably,