Play for Today, back on our screens this week after four decades, was a veritable national institution when it first aired in Britain between 1970 and 1984. The strand of one-off films alternately ...
Katie Crosson received funding from TECHNE (AHRC) for her PhD on Play for Today. The series covered a huge range of subject matter, across different genres and styles, and sought to reveal truths ...
Abigail’s Party was arguably the best in the Play for Today series (from top left, clockwise: John Salthouse, Allison Steadman, Harriet Reynolds, Janine Duvitski) - BBC At a time when it seems as if ...
Play for Today, back on our screens this week after four decades, was a veritable national institution when it first aired in Britain between 1970 and 1984. The strand of one-off films alternately ...
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