Arts & Culture

Here is a book available at the Toronto Reference Library, that discusses 100 important, wonderful plays that have been performed on various British stages, between 1945 and 2010.

"And yet, plays, all plays," writes Richard Griffiths in the foreword, "like butterflies, moths and summer morning mists, are classical examples of the ephemeral…(and) exist only to be listened to in living performance." 

Maybe.  We have most, if not all of these plays on our shelves in the Arts Department.  Why not come down and read some of them for yourself?

And of course, we can't forget the longest running play of them all!

Act 1 of the Mousetrap, so you can listen too!