Ena Lamont Stewart
Ena Lamont Stewart (1912–2006) was a Scottish playwright best known for her play 'Men Should Weep,' which explores the struggles of a poverty-stricken family in Glasgow during the 1930s. Her work often dealt with social issues and the lives of working-class people in Scotland.
Books
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1. Men Should Weep
Set in the impoverished slums of Glasgow during the 1930s, the play delves into the struggles of a working-class family grappling with the crushing weight of poverty, unemployment, and the societal expectations of the time. It poignantly portrays the life of a mother who, amidst the squalor and the daily battle for survival, strives to maintain dignity and hope for her family. Through her eyes, the audience witnesses the harsh realities of life and the resilience of the human spirit, as she navigates the challenges of keeping her family together and the complex dynamics of love, conflict, and aspiration within the cramped walls of their tenement home.
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