Look Back In Anger

There have been so many ecstatic descriptions of John Osborne’s groundbreaking play since it burst onto the London theatre scene 60 years ago.

George Devine, who brought the play to the Royal Court, said it was 'the bomb that would blow a hole in the old theatre and leave a nice-sized gap too big to be patched up'; and Tony Richardson, who directed the first production, said it was 'the best play written since the war'.

Wedmore Theatre Club is fortunate to be in a position to celebrate this remarkable play’s Diamond Jubilee this year, because we have a quartet of talented young actors who are keen to do it.

Those who saw the recent ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ will recognise Tristan Elliot Palmer, Daisy Graham-Brown, Greg Tyrrell and Annie Gould from that production – although in dramatically different roles!