I n the 1950s, plays such as Arnold Wesker’s Roots and John Osborne’s Look Back In Anger tipped post-war British theatre out of the doldrums of polite drawing room dramas into grittier affairs ...
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Chief among the new generation of dramatists were Arnold Wesker and John Osborne, and chief among the angry young plays by these angry young men were John Osborne’s Look Back in Anger in 1956 ...
At that moment, the monk suddenly realized something: all anger came from within. From then on, whenever someone irritated him or provoked him to anger, he reminded himself of the empty boat. In ...