For the Reckord : a collection of three plays / by Barry Reckord ; edited by Yvonne Brewster, with contributions from Diana Athill [and others].
Series: Oberon modern playwrights | Modern playwrightsLondon : Oberon Books, 2010Description: 254 pages ; 22 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781849430531
- 1849430535
- Plays. Selections
- School violence -- Caribbean Area -- Drama
- Schools -- Caribbean Area -- Drama
- High school students -- Caribbean Area -- Psychology -- Drama
- Teenagers -- Sexual behavior -- Caribbean Area -- Drama
- High school students -- Caribbean Area -- Conduct of life -- Drama
- Race relations -- Drama
- Caribbean Area -- Drama
- Jamaica -- Drama
- High school students -- Conduct of life
- High school students -- Psychology
- Race relations
- School violence
- Schools
- Teenagers -- Sexual behavior
- Caribbean Area
- Jamaica
- Drama
- Englisch
- 809.2 22
- PR9265.9.R35 F67 2010
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"Barry Reckford was among the first modern Caribbean playwrights to have work produced in England, in a period when black writing was being 'discovered' there, and yet his place in the history of bloack playwriting in the United Kingdom goes almost unrecognised. His first play Della (1953) under the title Flesh to a tiger was produced at the Royal Court in 1958. He wrote several more plays for the Royal Court in the late 1950s and early 1960s. His achievements in England laid a solid foundation for later emerging Caribbean playwrights such as Trinadian Mustafa Matura, Guayanese Michael Abbensetts and Jamaican Alfred Fagon in the 1970s, all of whom appreciated how well Reckord's work had paved their way forward. For the Reckord is an opportunity for the growing number of new playwrights, especially but not exclusively black, to read and learn from Reckord's work or simply enjoy the sophistication and insight of his delivery, characterisation, politics and plot"--Publisher's description, p. [4] of cover.
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