The Damned Utd
david peace
['douglas adams', 'megumi tachikawa', 'vaikom muhammad basheer', 'thomas keneally', 'john milton', 'vaidyanatha dikshita', 'martin cruz smith', 'feynman', 'khaled hosseini', 'martin day', 'shel silverstein', 'samuel butler', 'clive barker', 'dmitry glukhovsky', 'jean cocteau', 'plays pleasant', 'eknath easwaran', 'william makepeace thackeray', 'kalki krishnamurthy', 'herodotus', 'christopher hitchens', 'daniel handler', 'alexander glazunov', 'randall munroe', 'herman melville', 'michael frayn', 'henrik ibsen', 'margaret atwood', 'jerry pournelle', 'bill gates', 'gorky', 'mordecai richler', 'lillian hellman', 'anne tyler', 'susan cooper', 'arthur koestler', 'victorien sardou', 'tim rice', 'ben hecht', 'andrew lang', 'paul french', 'anakata', 'samuel johnson', 'hans jakob christoffel von grimmelshausen', 'steven brust', 'cartoon books', 'bruce sterling', 'marshall mcluhan', 'james ivory', 'bret easton ellis', 'ian ogilvy', 'john fowles', 'barbara kingsolver', 'rick riordan', 'john buchan', 'corneille', 'daniel defoe', 'plotinus', 'john stuart mill', 'darick robertson', 'fyodor dostoyevsky', 'saxo grammaticus', 'joseph campbell', 'fletcher pratt', 'peyo', 'pope pius ix', 'john william polidori', 'hiro mashima', 'john dickson carr', 'robert muchamore', 'bernard cornwell', 'albert camus', 'billie holiday', 'jean van hamme', 'eudora welty', 'henry watson fowler', 'kingsley amis', 'jack finney', 'anthony berkeley', 'neil simon', 'henry david thoreau', 'janet fitch', 'marjorie kinnan rawlings', 'honor harrington', 'marion zimmer bradley', 'ben silbermann', 'george abbott', 'conrad richter', 'keith waterhouse', 'alberto moravia', 'mark winegardner', 'ferdowsi', 'francis meres', 'james howe', 'anton szandor lavey', 'pearl poet', 'paul hawken', 'nagaru tanigawa', 'jacobus de voragine']
Red Ladder Theatre Company
Red Ladder Theatre Company is a national touring theatre company, funded by the Arts Council England and Leeds City Council. It is based at the Yorkshire Dance Centre, Leeds. The company was founded in London in 1968, during the Vietnam War, as a radical socialist theatre known as agitprop. The company moved to Leeds in the 70's and is still based in the city. During the 80's, the company changed its co-operative structure to a hierarchy and became a company that specialised in targeted work for youth audiences. In 2011, it ran a play called Promised Land, an adaptation of Anthony Clavane's book about Leeds United. Today the company: Red Ladder's Arts Council funding will cease from April 2015. In response to a fundraising campaign to save the company, author David Peace has donated the theatre rights to his novel The Damned Utd.