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John Osborne
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Binding
Hardback
Number of Pages
144
Age Group
All
Book Summary
Look Back In Anger Is A Landmark Drama That Redefined British Theatre. John Osborne's Blistering Exploration Of Youth, Class, And Longing Erupts With Electric Dialogue And Ferocious Energy. Premiering At The Royal Court Theatre In 1956, It Reshaped What A Modern Play Could Be, And Its Influence Still Resonates Today. This Edition Includes An Introduction By Michael Billington And An Afterword By David Hare, Offering Deeper Insights Into Osborne's Craft And The Play's Enduring Relevance. At Its Center Is Jimmy Porter, A Young Man Wrestling With Ambition, Insecurity, And LoveโA Voice That Captures A Generation's Hunger For Meaning. Look Back In Anger Is Essential Reading For Theatre Lovers, Students Of Post-War Culture, And Anyone Drawn To Stories Of Rebellion, Longing, And The Search For Place In A Changing World.
The Play Is Written In Lean, Razor-Edged Dialogue Grounded In A Realist Setting That Feels Intensely Immediate. The Experience Of Reading Look Back In Anger Is A Rollercoaster Of Wit And Fury, Humor And Heartbreak, Driven By Jimmy's Relentless Voice And The Social Forces He Names. The Edition's Introduction And Afterword Deepen Your Understanding Of Osborne's TechniqueโHow Domestic Scenes Become Reckonings With Class, Gender, And Opportunity, And How A Single Night Of Confrontation Can Reveal A Lifetime Of Longing.
Whether You Approach As A Student, A Reader Curious About Mid-Century Theatre, Or A Theatre-Maker Seeking Fearless Storytelling, You'll Notice The Brisk Pace, The Musical Rhythm Of The Dialogue, And The Way The Play Balances Personal Passion With Cultural Critique. Look Back In Anger Invites You To Listen Closely To The Characters, To Feel The Pulse Of Post-War Britain, And To See How Anger Can Illuminate Truth While Exposing Vulnerability In Us All.
After Finishing Look Back In Anger, Readers Gain A Deeper Appreciation For A Voice That Shook A Generation And A Story That Remains Strikingly Relevant. It Invites Reflection On Identity, Belonging, And The Power Of Art To Challenge The Status Quo, Leaving You Inspired, Thoughtful, And More Attuned To The Social Currents That Shape Our Lives.
Product Details
Author
John Osborne
Publisher
Penguin Random House
Number of Pages
144
SKU
9780571038480
ISBN
9780571038480
Reading Age
All
Binding
Hardback
MRP: โน 1,099
โน 990
โน 109 Off