Keith Dewhurst Ordre des livres

Exploring modern feminism and historical themes, this collection features four short plays by acclaimed playwright Keith Dewhurst. "Sam's Father" and "Hannah Vine" form a compelling double-bill that critiques contemporary issues, while "Steerforth in Italy" offers a whimsical twist on Dickens’ characters, and "St Boniface Gardens" delves into the final days of Karl Marx through intimate conversations with his doctor. This volume showcases Dewhurst's masterful storytelling and significant contributions to English theatre.

Set against the backdrop of the mid-20th Century to the 21st, this collection of novellas weaves a rich narrative tapestry. It juxtaposes contemporary themes with a parallel story of Shakespeare's acting company facing cultural eradication in 1649. The intertwining timelines explore the enduring impact of art and theatre, highlighting the resilience of creativity amidst societal challenges.

Set in the vibrant and perilous landscape of 1980s London, the story explores the lives of those navigating the city's colorful yet treacherous streets. It highlights the struggles of individuals facing financial hardship and the challenges of finding their way in an environment filled with both excitement and risks.