Saved

T01255333210
First staged in 1965 for 'members only' after a license for public performance had been refused by the Lord Chamberlain, Saved remains a highly controversial play for one scene of shocking violence. Despite this, the play continues as one of the most acclaimed works of the 20th Century. Set on a South London estate, the play explores a world where violence and sexual obsession dominate the lives of a young generation - and challenges our view of those 'swinging' sixties. the most unconventional love story ever told.

Author

Edward Bond

Archive :: production:T01255333210, play:S4849, venue:V1006

Performance

Venue	The Capitol Theatre
	Other spaces: Manchester School of Theatre
Town	Manchester
County	Greater Manchester
From	9th March 2005
To	12th March 2005
When	19:30
Prices	From £6.00. To £6.00.
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Reviews

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Company

Producer	Capitol Theatre
Director	Nick Hutchinson

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