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Phoenix Theatre, Leicester
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| Connections Sort descending | Author name | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Material Conditions of Writing | Sue Townsend | As a single mother struggling with poverty, ST
often wrote at night while her children were in bed. She hoarded the results in a box in the cupboard under the stairs, but I knew I... |
| Performance of text | Sue Townsend | ST
's second play, Womberang, written with the writers' group at the Phoenix Arts Centre
in Leicester, was produced at the Soho Poly
in London. “Playwrights. Sue Townsend”. doollee.com. |
| Reception | Sue Townsend | The first volume of the diary reached the top of the bestseller lists within a month and sold a million copies within a year. Townsend's obituary in the Telegraph called the diaries the publishing phenomenon... |
| Reception | Sue Townsend | The year after Townsend died, the Upper Brown Street Theatre
(formerly the Phoenix Theatre) in Leicester was renamed the Sue Townsend Theatre
in her honour. Garratt, David. “The Phoenix Theatre, Upper Brown Street, Leicester”. The Music Hall and Theatre History Site—Dedicated to Arthur Lloyd, 1839-1904, 2011. |
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