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'I Will Show You Fear in a Handful of Dust'
Like T. S. Eliot's plays, those of Edward Albee reveal madness, panic, and violence behind the commonplaces of ordinary dialogue. But they are also funny; and sharp satirical attacks on contemporary American society.
A Delicate Balance, the latest play by this famous American playwright, opens next week at the Aldwych Theatre, London. Tonight the author of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? talks about his work and his attitudes to the world around him.

Queue for a Dream
In 1948 in Britain, 1,500-million visits were paid to the cinema: in 1968 the figure will have been barely one-sixth of that
Have all the dream palaces been written off for Bingo? The industry thinks not: new, smaller cinemas are being built, and there are signs that people are going back to the movies. If there is a new kind of cinema, will there be a new kind of British film?
Release looks at the cinema queue and asks what makes you stand in the rain.

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