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Craiglockhart, Scotland, 1917. In a hospital for shell-shocked officers, a brilliant doctor provides the cures required to send his patients back to War. Under his tolerant reign, two young officers form a passionate comradeship. Each is a poet, one unknown, the other privileged and successful. Mentored by the older man, the younger falls in love; his genius flowers and he becomes the greater writer. But as his health is restored, he must face a return to battle.

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Nicholas Wright''s deeply moving play stays true to Barker''s vision while highlighting its own chosen themes of companionship, guilt and inequality Michael Billington, Guardian


I was raptly absorbed throughout by this superb stage version of Pat Barker''s award-winning First World War novel...gutting and unmissable Paul Taylor, The Independent

Regeneration

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      Publisher Samuel French Ltd
      Published 7/26/2017 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN-13 9780573114021
      978-0573114021
      ISBN-10 0573114021

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Craiglockhart, Scotland, 1917. In a hospital for shell-shocked officers, a brilliant doctor provides the cures required to send his patients back to War. Under his tolerant reign, two young officers form a passionate comradeship. Each is a poet, one unknown, the other privileged and successful. Mentored by the older man, the younger falls in love; his genius flowers and he becomes the greater writer. But as his health is restored, he must face a return to battle.

      **

      Nicholas Wright''s deeply moving play stays true to Barker''s vision while highlighting its own chosen themes of companionship, guilt and inequality Michael Billington, Guardian


      I was raptly absorbed throughout by this superb stage version of Pat Barker''s award-winning First World War novel...gutting and unmissable Paul Taylor, The Independent

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