British Socialist and Workers Theatre

Focusing on the evolution of British socialist and workers' theatre, this book examines the interplay between politics and cultural expression through theatre. Organized chronologically, it highlights significant yet overlooked aspects of labor and theatre history, including movements like post-Ibsen naturalism and agitprop theatre. The narrative connects various theatrical forms to specific political events and ideologies, providing insights into the cultural landscape and its historical context. This comprehensive overview serves as a vital resource for understanding the subject's rich heritage.