Staging the UK

Focusing on significant performances in Britain from the mid-1980s to the new millennium, this book offers a critical examination of contemporary British theatre through the lenses of national and supranational identities. It explores themes such as globalization, diaspora, and the impact of political events like New Labour's election and European unification. By analyzing the interplay between performance, cultural identities, and cultural power, it serves as a vital resource for students and scholars of British theatre and culture.