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Collected Verse Plays

Name: Collected Verse Plays
Brand: John Hunt Publishing
SKU: 05100599
Price: 13263 HUF
Availability: PreOrder
Author: Nicholas Hagger
ISBN: 9781846940262

Nicholas Hagger

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 05100599

Publishers John Hunt Publishing, May 2007

Three and a half centuries after the form declined c.1640, Nicholas Hagger revives verse drama with... Full description

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Three and a half centuries after the form declined c.1640, Nicholas Hagger revives verse drama with "The Warlords", a panoramic two-part drama which focuses on the fortunes of General Montgomery after D-Day, and his conflict with Eisenhower. Like Tolstoy before him, Hagger is concerned to understand the role of war in the metaphysical cosmos, exploring the universal theme of the relationship between power and good in contemporary history. The second drama, "The Tragedy of Prince Tudor", tells the story of the Prince's heroic attempt to preserve the culture and identity of his disintegrating kingdom. He dramatizes what is set to become the burning issue of the 21st century-Britain's fight to preserve her national sovereignty. "The Rise of Oliver Cromwell" is an innovative play which explores the reasons for Cromwell's extraordinary rise to dictatorship. With uncanny resonances for modern audiences, it sheds light on the ancient spiritual conflicts that drive contemporary politics.