FORGOTTEN PLAYS: NO 4 " BLOODY POETRY (1984) BY HOWARD BRENTON
(Michael Billington's article appeared in the Guardian, 6/22.) This magnificently honest play about the Shelleys and Byron's summer of sexual experimentation raises difficult questions about the cost of utopian aspirations Howard Brenton's output is massive. I reckon there must be more than 50 plays ranging from early, disruptive pieces including Revenge and Christie in Love […]
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