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Svenska: Det sades hårda ord om svenska teaterchefer och teaterkanslier vid den diskussion som Arbetslaget för svensk scenkonst hade anordnat i Stockholm i lördags. Flera författare påstod att teatrarna är helt ointresserade av nya svenska pjäser. Dessutom bör författarna ska släppas in på scenerna under repetitioner, så att de lär sig, hur en pjäs ska skrivas rent tekniskt. Bilden visar Gunnar A. Bergman, Lennart Wiechel, Josef Halfen och Lars Forssell i diskussionstagen.
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