The Contemporary Drama of England
The Contemporary Drama of England
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In addition to these, NEW ORGANIZATION 171 Basil Dean, Allen Monkhouse, and half a dozen other successful writers have received their first encourage- ment at this theatre. In late years there has been a little thinning down of the company and of the corps of authors on account of the allurements of London. This seems to suggest one of the great problems for the rep- ertory theatre.
The Manchester Repertory Theatre was a mother of theatres. In 1904 the Scottish Playgoers, Lim- ited, had been es...tablished in Glasgow after the fashion of the London Stage Society. In 1909 the Scottish Repertory Theatre was established to continue the work of the Playgoers. The theatre is in every sense a citizens' theatre, established by Scotsmen to make Scotland independent of the London Theatre. But the Scottish theatre is far more eclectic than is the Irish Theatre. It has presented original plays by J. J. Bell, Harold Brighouse, Harold Chapin, Neil Monro, and its list of borrowed pieces is representative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In addition to these, NEW ORGANIZATION 171 Basil Dean, Allen Monkhouse, and half a dozen other successful writers have received their first encourage- ment at this theatre. In late years there has been a little thinning down of the company and of the corps of authors on account of the allurements of London. This seems to suggest one of the great problems for the rep- ertory theatre.
The Manchester Repertory Theatre was a mother of theatres. In 1904 the Scottish Playgoers, Lim- ited, had been es...tablished in Glasgow after the fashion of the London Stage Society. In 1909 the Scottish Repertory Theatre was established to continue the work of the Playgoers. The theatre is in every sense a citizens' theatre, established by Scotsmen to make Scotland independent of the London Theatre. But the Scottish theatre is far more eclectic than is the Irish Theatre. It has presented original plays by J. J. Bell, Harold Brighouse, Harold Chapin, Neil Monro, and its list of borrowed pieces is representative.
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