Romeo and Julie: or The Corn is Always Greener

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Cottis, D. 2023. Romeo and Julie: or The Corn is Always Greener.

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Title	Romeo and Julie: or The Corn is Always Greener
Authors	Cottis, D.
Abstract	An article for Wales Arts Review, published 10/5/23 on Gary Owen's play Romeo and Julie, and its connection with Emlyn Williams' 1938 play The Corn is Green.
Middlesex University Theme	Creativity, Culture & Enterprise
Publication or Collection	Wales Arts Review
Online	10 May 2023
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Deposited	10 May 2023
Accepted	10 May 2023
Output status	Published
Language	English

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