The theatre is a watchword for unfettered artistic licence. Or is it? Dramatists and producers still engage in battles with state censors ? who can still determine what is fitting for public consumption. The official role of state censor, given to the Lord Chamberlain under the Licensing Act 1737, may well be dead ? but censorship is alive and well in other guises.
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