This blog is the collective journal of 12 acting students working on a production of Laura Wade's play "Posh". It's where we discuss, debate, arrange rehearsals, post research and assignments, give critical feedback and organise ourselves. This blog is - for the time being - only accessible to the following people: Aisling, Chris, Dan, Dilek, Ibrahim, Jack, Karla, Katy, Kate, Kemar,Louisa, Matt, Nathan, Nico, Tommy, & Tom.
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This is really apt. I love the notion of Nick Clegg as the metphorically 'new boy' whose room (i.e.values) is repeatedly getting trashed before he is allowed to enter the club (i.e. stay in the cabinet). It works on so many levels, especially that of class. Clegg was educated at Westminster. However smooth he is, he's never going to trump son of a Baronet, and ex Eton & Oxford & Bullingdon club member George Osborne. Reading this has made me realise that Osborne is really a force to be reckoned with. People with his level of privilege might find it easy to slip out of difficulty situations..
This is really apt. I love the notion of Nick Clegg as the metphorically 'new boy' whose room (i.e.values) is repeatedly getting trashed before he is allowed to enter the club (i.e. stay in the cabinet). It works on so many levels, especially that of class. Clegg was educated at Westminster. However smooth he is, he's never going to trump son of a Baronet, and ex Eton & Oxford & Bullingdon club member George Osborne. Reading this has made me realise that Osborne is really a force to be reckoned with. People with his level of privilege might find it easy to slip out of difficulty situations..
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