In a squalid attic flat in the the freezing darkness of a Huddersfield winter, Malcolm Scrawdyke and his fellow Northern art students smoke and rehearse their revolutionary assault upon authority. According to Malcolm, the choice is simple: 'Freedom or serfdom'. The manifesto established, the 'Party of Dynamic Erection' begins its surreal offensive upon the eunuchs (dunces) who stand in the way of inevitable triumph. David Halliwell's classic play is set in the Sixties, an age given over to youth and rebellion.

Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs

Literature & Fiction

David Halliwell

Dramas & Plays

Faber and Faber

A mixture of comedy and cruelty, this play was first performed in London's West End in the 1960s. It follows the adventures of Malcolm Scrawdyke, one of four North of England arts students who heat their cold attic to boiling point with fantastic and elaborate onslaughts against authority.

Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs (Faber Plays)

Faber&Faber

One Sez This Then the Other Sez That: Excerpts from a Work in Progress

Hearing Eye

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