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Edward Bond
Prologue: 'After Auschwitz': Survival of the Aesthetic
A Character Type in the Plays of Edward Bond
Writing Figures of Political Resistance for the British Stage Vol1.Pdf
Edward Bond's Bingo: a Re-Reading of Shakespeare's Biography
Investigating Drama and Theatre in Tandem with Socio-Political Landscape of Pakistan * Fareeha Zaheer (Corresponding Author) ______Abstract
Liberated Arts: a Journal for Undergraduate Research
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KING LEAR of Empathy As a Simple Key to Unlock Others and Instead Shows How Empathy Is a Form of Seduction
Strategies of Political Theatre Post-War British Playwrights
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A Desacralisation of Violence in Modern British Playwriting
Postcolonial Literature and Film Criticism
Violence and the Queer Subject in the Plays of David Rudkin and Mark Ravenhill Aaron C
BDO Catalog Final 4 26.Indd
Analysis of Edward Bond's War Plays Daneshzadeh, Amir
The Sunday Night Productions Without Decor at the Royal Court Theatre, 1957-1975
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The Apocalyptic Theatre of Sarah Kane
Theatre Archive Project: Interview with Anthony
Bond's Historical View in Early Morning
Kane” Mark: a Dual Construct
In–Yer-Face: the Shocking Sarah Kane
Violence in Contemporary British Drama, 1956-1969
Sarah Kane's Theatrical Legacy
Edward Bond: Tragedy, Postmodernity, the Woman
Edward Bond and the Celebrity of Exile
Boston University Study Abroad London Modern British Drama: a Critic’S Perspective CAS EN 357 (Elective B) SPRING 2018
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John Arden: a Playwright of Social Change
Drama and Theatre Recommended Reading Greek Drama Oedipus By
Spring 1998 National Sound Archive
Theatre of Social Commitment: a Study of Edward
The Use of the Grotesque in the Plays of Edward Bond
Royal Court Theatre
King Lear ‘After’ Auschwitz