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LONDON — He wrote a play called “Rock `n’ Roll,” and now Tom Stoppard is returning to the topic with a radio drama inspired by Pink Floyd. The play marks the 40th anniversary of the release of the band’s “The Dark Side of the Moon.”
In Tom Stoppard‘s last stage play, Rock ‘n’ Roll at the Royal Court seven years ago, the Velvet Underground met the Velvet Revolution in a highly personal meditation on rock music and political upheaval in Prague; a second strand unravelled with a ...
Tom Stoppard’s new play, Rock ‘n’ Roll, opening on Broadway Nov. 4, is about Czechoslovakia in the years between the 1968 Soviet crackdown and the 1989 Velvet Revolution — set against the backdrop of the rebel rock music of the era. The playwright ...
NEW YORK — Tom Stoppard isn’t all that bright. This at least is what Tom Stoppard believes. He grumbles — well, it’s airier and more philosophical and much nicer than grumbling — that critics of his early work used to ding him as “too clever by ...