DAVID HARE'S THE ABSENCE OF WAR: STILL WRITING "LEFT-HANDEDLY" IN AN AGE DEPRIVED OF IDEOLOGY

British political drama in the 1990s was observed to be concerned more with global issues than state of nation. The repercussions fall Berlin Wall, disintegration Soviet states, rise United States as ultimate world power well prevalence rightist politics at home were widely handled plays this period. In decade, boundaries between Right and Left appeared indistinct; therefore, drama, which originally leftist, assumed superannuated. Yet, established dramatists together new generation playwrights continued writing politically, though a different manner, contributed lot development drama. David Hare, one leading playwrights, wrote Absence War 1993 questioned very institution leftist ideology Britain, Labour Party. However, what Hare critically approached play not leftism itself but Labour’s tainted by values. Hence, criticising an age when ideologies becoming steadily less effective, preserved his stance. Within context, study aims display how queries asks for reformation conservative traces