I have been writing a lot about the momentous, contradictory events of 1968 lately. It has also struck me that 1968 was the year that Peter Gill really broke out as a director when he presented three hitherto under-rated plays by D. H. Lawrence, as a group in the Royal Court Theatre.
http://www.petergill7.co.uk/works/lawrence_season.shtml
In October they took one of the plays "The Daughter-in-Law" to Milan, Bucharest and Belgrade on a British Council tour.
That must have been interesting in the year of the Prague Spring and Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia.
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