Producers of new version of Journey's End want audiences to see human side of conflictWhen Journey's End, RC Sherriff's powerful play about the first world war, was first staged in 1928, huge numbers of women went to see it. The author once observed that they recognised sons, brothers or husbands, many of whom never returned home: "The play made it possible for them to journey into the trenches and share the lives th…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 07:48PM on December 17, 2016