Arnold Wesker is associated with “kitchen-sink drama”, a rather condescending title applied to the then new-wave realistic drama depicting the family lives of working-class characters, on stage and in broadcast plays. Two of the following plays begin with one character doing the dishes in a kitchen sink. Identify the pair. (i) The Kitchen (ii) Chicken Soup with Barley (iii) Roots (iv) Menace The right combination according to the code is: Code:

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Arnold Wesker is associated with “kitchen-sink drama”, a rather condescending title applied to the then new-wave realistic drama depicting the family lives of working-class characters, on stage and in broadcast plays. Two of the following plays begin with one character doing the dishes in a kitchen sink. Identify the pair. <br /> (i) <em>The Kitchen</em> <br /> (ii) <em>Chicken Soup with Barley</em> <br /> (iii) <em>Roots</em> <br /> (iv) <em>Menace </em>The right combination according to the code is: <br /> Code:






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