THE DEAR LOVE OF COMRADES<br > A beautifully written， tautly constructed play which examines<br >Edward Carpenter s ceaseless efforts to create a social and<br >sexual Utopia in the chilly climate of late Victorian England. <br > Gay News<br > Interweaves the many sexual and political strands in the life<br >of Edward Carpenter， gay， poet， socialist， vegetarian， ILP<br >member， idealist and comrade of many. Set against a backdrop<br >of Victorian moral and political re-entrenchment， the play...<br >deals most potently with the personal life of Carpenter， who<br >loved and was loved by three Georges， two married， one single，<br >all working-class. The rendition of their efforts to curb jealousy<br >in their non-monogamous Northern pastoral cottage is vivid<br >and courageous. <br > Time Out<br >This play will be a part of theatre<br >history. <br > San Francisco Update<br >