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understand the extreme right. May Days is more of a settling of accounts with the far left.

Strategies Edgar wants to 'reassess, internalWho could distres Chochan th Though the dangers of a rapid drift to a position whereby change is regarded as neither possible nor desirable should not be underestimated. Renegacy, after all, is not simply a monopoly of politics It has its counterpart in the cultural field as well.

Arnold Wesker is no longer a Labour voter: David Mercer after ditching all his previous beliefs (and plays?): Tony Garnett, the enfant terrible of the BBC, is now happy in LA: Mick Jagger, who sent me a hand-written version of Fighting Man for inclusion in the Black Dwarf 15 years ago, is now settling comfortably into middle age. Numerous others could be added to the RSC since DESTINY and his award-winning adaptation of NICHOLAS NICKLEBY Not only a powerful and dramatic assessment of the collapse of political ideals in Britain and died abroad over the past 25 years MAYDAYS is also an epic and exciting story of detection. betrayal and revenge Street BARBICAN 01 628 8795/638 8891

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