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    The Shadows and the Rush of Light: Ewan MacColl and Expressionist Drama 

    Warden, Claire (New Theatre Quarterly, 2007)
    It has generally been assumed that the Expressionist movement had little noticeable impact on British theatre. This paper suggests that in the plays of Ewan MacColl (and in particular his 'The Other Animals' of 1948) there ...
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    Reappropriating the Pace-Egging tradition: Ewan MacColl’s St George and the Dragon 

    Warden, Claire (Modern Drama, 2010)
    Best known as a folk singer, Ewan MacColl wrote upwards of twenty plays; some of his most effective works are his adaptation plays, contemporary dramatic works using canonical playtexts as catalysts. In 1964–65 MacColl ...
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