MAKE ENGLAND GREAT AGAIN by Francis Beckett, 7.30pm, Monday 2 June, Upstairs @North London Tavern

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Jun 1, 2025
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Make England Great Again (re-titled from 'England's Trumpers') is a very timely play set in the near future, after the Britons First Party wins a general election.

It is funny, and it is also a warning...

Francis Beckett’s first play was broadcast by LBC and won the Independent Radio Drama Productions' annual prize.

His next five plays had successful fringe productions - the last three at Upstairs at the Gatehouse in Highgate Village, which now showcases all his new work.

His play about Clement Attlee, A Modest Little Man, was also performed in Liverpool while the Labour Party conference was taking place in the city.

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