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Theatre studies

British realist plays from the late 1950s set in working-class domestic life, voicing anger at class and social conditions.

In theatre studies, kitchen sink drama refers to British realist plays from the late 1950s set in working-class domestic life, voicing anger at class and social conditions. This meaning comes from Lacey (1995) in British Realist Theatre.[1]

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Lacey, S. (1995). British Realist Theatre. Routledge. ISBN 9780415245791

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