The Village Shepherd
The Israelites Looked Back
Sermon
In John
Osborne's famous play, "Look Back In Anger", first produced in the post-war
years of the mid-fifties, Jimmy, the anti-hero is a very angry young man. He's
angry about the class distinctions and privileges of the upper middle classes,
personified in his wife, Alison, the daughter of a retired British Army colonel
who served in India. Jimmy rages to the point of violence, reserving much of
his bile for Alison's friends and family.
