Edward Bond was able to circumvent the long-standing Licensing Act of 1737 by having the Royal Court Theatre
produce his play Saved (1965) as a “member'sonly”
club, which eventually led to:
a. rioting in London.
b. controversy over the Lord Chamberlain’s citizenship.
c. the abolition of the Licensing Act.
d. Edward Bond’s departure from playwriting.
c
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