This year marks four decades of freedom of speech in England’s theaters. Only 40 years ago, all plays were censored by the state for any “profanity or impropriety of language, indecency of dress, dance or gesture; offensive personalities or representations of living persons or anything calculated to produce riot or breach of the peace.” In [...]
:: Wednesday, March 17, 2010
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