By Brian Thompson. Paul Daneman and Anne ‘Onedin Line’ Stallybrass star as a biology professor and his lab technician in a southern...
By Dusty Hughes. Fringe theatre transfer to the screen set in the 1973-4 winter of the three day week, following a clan...
By Jim Allen. More social(ist) comment from Allen, this time centering on a breakaway local council in the North-East headed by a...
July 1945, shortly after the election, and aristocratic Kentish brewing dynasty the Carlions are gathering for a christening...
By Tony Perrin. Story of the 1961 ballot rigging by the Electrician’s union to get a communist candidate elected General President. Perrin...
Highly experimental two-parter from The Cheviot… writer-director and head of the 7:84 theatre company John McGrath, partially adapted from his stage play...
By Tony Perrin. Communism, picket lines and suspicion threaten the peace of a quiet Cheshire village.
Unusual move into historical drama from Jim Allen, but still true to his Trotskyite roots and belief in basing drama on solid...
The second play in Hines’ double bill, which was suggested by Hines’ producer Tony Garnett, overshadows the first, in many senses. Opening...
First of two linked plays by Barry Hines about life in a colliery community, directed by Ken Loach and featuring a quartet...
Brechtian distanciation which is all very well in the theatre but doesn't really work on the telly
Scottish country dancing, militant style.
SHORTLIVED SITCOM with TIM "JEWEL IN THE CROWN" PIGOTT-SMITH as a Red Ken figure running the London borough of Southam and facing...
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