As part of a discussion of the V&A’s new exhibition marking 50 years since the ending of theatre censorship, the Independent cites Index on Censorship work to support the play Homegrown, which was cancelled by the National Youth Theatre. Read the full article.
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It’s 50 years since the end of stage censorship in Britain – but how free are artists really? (Independent, 9 July 2018)
As part of a discussion of the V&A’s new exhibition marking 50 years since the ending of theatre censorship, the Independent cites Index on Censorship work to support the play Homegrown, which was cancelled by the National Youth Theatre. Read the full article.
09 Jul 18
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