Connections with the Audience: Writing for a Scottish Theatre

Connections with the Audience: Writing for a Scottish Theatre

Peter Arnott is a young playwright whose relatively brief working career has spanned a wide spectrum not only of Scottish theatrical outlets, but of the styles and approaches open to a politically committed writer in a community which has consistently and vehemently rejected Thatcherism, yet which h...

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