Professions in Contemporary Drama

Explore the intriguing intersection of professions and drama in the insightful book Professions in Contemporary Drama, published by Intellect in 2003. This paperback edition spans 139 pages and delves into the portrayal of various professions in contemporary British plays, a topic often overlooked by academia. Based on a conference held in collaboration with the University of London, this compelling collection features nine thought-provoking papers that examine characters from educational professions, the medical field, clergy, archaeology, and the arts. Discover how these diverse professions shape narratives and reflect societal values in modern drama. Perfect for scholars, students, and theatre enthusiasts alike, this book offers a fresh perspective on the roles that professionals play on stage and their significance in contemporary storytelling.