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Naked Thoughts That Roam About
Imprint: Nick Hern Books
Paperback, 320 pages ISBN: 9781854592392Publication Date:
4 Nov 2002
Size: 235mm x 160mm£14.99 £11.99You save £3.00 (20%)

Naked Thoughts That Roam About

Reflections on Theatre

By John McGrath Edited by Nadine Holdsworth

Paperback £14.99£11.99

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A lifetime of polemical writing about the theatre from the socialist playwright, director, producer and founder of 7:84.

Naked Thoughts That Roam About is McGrath's own selection from a long lifetime of writing about and campaigning for a theatre that is both truly popular and politically responsible.

'Committed to the idea of art as popular, relevant and politically engaged, McGrath devoted his life to that cause... His prose-style, like the man himself, is ebullient, provocative and, above all, life-enhancing.' Michael Billington

'He was one of those people whom you always rely on not to sell-out, and he never did' Ken Loach

Imprint: Nick Hern Books
Paperback,320 pages ISBN: 9781854592392Publication Date:
4 Nov 2002
Size: 235mm x 160mm£14.99 £11.99You save £3.00 (20%)

Also by John McGrath:

A Good Night Out

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