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Armstrong's Last Goodnight
An exercise in diplomacy
London
| Kiadó: | Methuen & Co. Ltd. |
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| Kiadás helye: | London |
| Kiadás éve: | |
| Kötés típusa: | Fűzött kemény papírkötés |
| Oldalszám: | 122 oldal |
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| Kötetszám: | |
| Nyelv: | Angol |
| Méret: | 19 cm x 13 cm |
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| Megjegyzés: | Egy fekete-fehér illusztrációval. |
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Előszó
Tovább
Fülszöveg
oodnight
JOHN ARDEN
The setting of John Arden's play is the Border country during the reign of James V. While the representatives of England and Scotland are trying to secure peace, there is continuous strife on the Border between families like the Armstrongs, the Eliots and the Johnstones, and between their overlords in Scotland. The play is concerned with the events that led up to the hanging of one of these Border freebooters, Johnny Armstrong of Gilnockie, in 1530, and with the part played in them by Sir David Lindsay, Scottish diplomatist, Lord Lyon King of Arms and author of The Three Estates.
'Arden has steeped himself in the marvellous language of Dunbar and the real Lindsay, lovingly re-creating it into a theatrical speech thorny with images, knotted with strength, rough and springy as an uncombed fleece.' Ronald Bryden in the new statesman
'Arden is concerned about people as are few playwrights. Indeed, in terms both of strength and complexity of feeling, he makes... Tovább
Fülszöveg
oodnight
JOHN ARDEN
The setting of John Arden's play is the Border country during the reign of James V. While the representatives of England and Scotland are trying to secure peace, there is continuous strife on the Border between families like the Armstrongs, the Eliots and the Johnstones, and between their overlords in Scotland. The play is concerned with the events that led up to the hanging of one of these Border freebooters, Johnny Armstrong of Gilnockie, in 1530, and with the part played in them by Sir David Lindsay, Scottish diplomatist, Lord Lyon King of Arms and author of The Three Estates.
'Arden has steeped himself in the marvellous language of Dunbar and the real Lindsay, lovingly re-creating it into a theatrical speech thorny with images, knotted with strength, rough and springy as an uncombed fleece.' Ronald Bryden in the new statesman
'Arden is concerned about people as are few playwrights. Indeed, in terms both of strength and complexity of feeling, he makes most of our new dramatists look like simple-minded children.'
Benedict Nightingale in the guardian
The picture on the front of the jacket shows a scene from the production at the Glasgow Citizens' Theatre. Photo: David Sim, reproduced by courtesy of The Observer. Vissza
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