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Description: | Clement Scott (1841-1904) was dramatic critic on the Daily Telegraph from 1872. He wrote several plays under the pesudonyms 'John Doe' and 'Saville Rowe', often in collaboration with B C Stephenson, and translated some of the works of Sardou, notably Diplomacy. Violently opposed to the emerging 'new drama', he ensured a kind of immortality by his vociferous opposition to Ibsen. The collection includes plays and adaptations by Scott, sometimes in collaboration, as well as scripts by other playwrights.
Archive reference number: THM/215. | Format: | Typescripts Posters Photographs Printed texts | Temporal: | 19th century | Source: | Backstage | Address: | Blythe House, 23 Blythe Road,
W14 0QX | Creator: | Scott, Clement, 1841-1904 | Identifier: | THM-216 | Format: | Typescripts Posters Photographs Printed texts | Go to resource |
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