2 edition of Stage design in Great Britain since 1945. found in the catalog.
Stage design in Great Britain since 1945.
Arts Council of Great Britain.
Written in English
|LC Classifications||PN2019 .A75 1961|
|The Physical Object|
|Number of Pages||27|
|LC Control Number||62038896|
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The Theatres Act abolished the system of censorship of the stage that had existed in Great Britain since The new freedoms of the London stage were tested by Howard Brenton's The Romans in Britain, first staged at the National Theatre during , and subsequently the focus of an unsuccessful private prosecution in Britain to Present. The opening of the M6 Preston bypass by Prime Minister Harold Macmillan was the first stage in the motorway system. party leader since , became Britain's first.
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