British Socialist and Workers Theatre

The book delves into the history of British socialist and workers theatre, tracing its inception, growth, and accomplishments. It examines the interplay between politics and theatre, highlighting how political theory influences cultural expression. Organized chronologically, it reveals lesser-known aspects of labor and theatre history, offering insights into significant movements such as post-Ibsen naturalism and agitprop theatre. Additionally, it connects these theatrical forms to specific political events and ideas throughout history, preserving a vital narrative at risk of being forgotten.