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The Wednesday Play is an anthology series of British television plays which ran on BBC1 for six seasons from October 1964 to May 1970. The plays were usually original works written for television, although dramatic adaptations of fiction (and occasionally stage plays) also featured.
The Wednesday Play was a TV series that aired on BBC from 1964 to 1970, featuring plays by various writers and directors on controversial topics. Some of the famous plays include "Up the Junction", "Cathy Come Home", and "Stand Up Nigel Barton".
Título original: The Wednesday Play. Sinopsis: Serie de TV (1964-1970). 171 episodios. Serie británica de antología de la BBC que contó con un importante y conocido grupo de guionistas y de directores.
Classic play about three working-class young women who live, work and play in Battersea.
The BBC's Wednesday Play is synonymous with 1960s television. Its name evokes memories of sensational drama and controversy, but its range was much broader than that, encompassing many genres and styles.
The Wednesday Play. Serie de TV - Serie de obras de teatro únicas realizadas por la televisión de la BBC, que dio descanso a una amplia gama de escritores y directores a fines de la década de 1960, como Dennis Potter, Ken Loach, David Mercer y John Hopkins.
The Wednesday Play was known for uncompromising dramas reflecting burning contemporary issues in a Britain undergoing massive social change. Plays like Cathy Come Home and The Big Flame, just two of Ken Loach’s nine surviving Wednesday Plays – all available in the Mediatheque – challenged the old order, while writers like David Mercer and ...
