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Subject(s)

• Rafferty, Gerry [Browse]
• Nineteen sixties—Drama—Great Britain—Playscripts [Browse]

Summary note

Underwood Lane - the winter sun hangs like a suppurating boil glued to a giant sheet of dirty asbestos above the blackened tenements that rear up from the cobbled street like a row of broken teeth... Brilliantly funny and packed with iconic songs from the early Sixties, this is a new musical play from the writer of the classic Scottish masterpiece, The Slab Boys Trilogy. Telling the tale of a young skiffle band trying to make it, Underwood Lane has it all: style, fierce love rivalry, broken hearts, dodgy dealers, religion, sex and death. It is written in memory of the author's Paisley buddy, Gerry Rafferty, who was born and brought up on the titular street.

ISBN

• 9780571381852
• 0571381855

OCLC

1352030377

Doi

10.5040/9780571381852.00000004

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