Saved (adaptation)
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@MsJulie07 I saw the play at the Hammersmith Apollo in London last year. I don't know what I feel about it. It is powerful but flawed. The characters are two dimensional, the language unmemorable. It seems sensational and Bond's point that the capitalist system created the violence seems reductive. He offers no solutions and I don't know of any real life situation where a baby was killed in London in this way.
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Saved is being performed in at the Lyric Hammersmith london- very good!
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OK adaptation, but loses its impact without the ol' Cockney accent. (I'm being a snob, I know)
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Just read this play today, and thought I'd see what was here. Good stuff, so strange to hear it USA stylee. Loved it.
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Just read this play today, and thought I'd see what was here. Good stuff, so strange to hear it USA stylee.
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I performed a scene of this play. I would have loved to read the rest but couldn't as it was my lecturers book and I can't find any in the Library's in Glasgow Scotland.... it's a shame really.
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Great short. This has been adapted from Edward Bond's stage play 'Saved' (first performed in London in 1965). The setting for the short has been transferred to a U.S. penitentiary (the stage play is set in East London). The short is based on Scene 7 of Bond's play.
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not the same without a london accent. good though non the less
it´s interesting to see this adaptation. Still, I would like to see the British version, does anyone know where I can find it?
By the way, which is the name of the song in the epilogue?
Thanks! :)
MsJulie07 10 months ago
@MsJulie07 Haven't seen a filmed version of the original. The song is Hold On by Tom Waits from Mule Variations.
dennitzio 10 months ago