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Men Should Weep
Ena Lamont Stewart
Scottish People's Theatre
by Bill Findlay
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What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the impactful storytelling in Scottish People's Theatre, highlighting its focus on the struggles of the Scottish working class in the early 20th century. The plays are noted for their profound examination of urban poverty and social issues, resonating deeply with audiences.
Powerful depiction of working-class strugglesEngaging narrativesRelevant social commentaryMay feel heavy for some viewers
Synopsis
This publication contains five of Glasgow Unity Theatre's most important plays, including Ena Lamont Stewart's 'Men Should Weep' and a play from the 1950s, 'All in Good Faith', by Roddy McMillan, who had begun his career as one of Unity's outstanding performers.
Publication
PublisherScottish Literary Studies
Year2007
BindingPaperback
Pages416
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780948877797
ISBN-100948877790
LCCN2008399264
LCCPR8669 .S39 2008
Scottish People's Theatre is a British play written by Bill Findlay and published by Scottish Literary Studies (2007).
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