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The artist, 55, appeared to be in good spirits as he showed his family members something on his phone while enjoying an al fresco lunch at Scott s in London on Saturday.
WHEN the playwright Ena Lamont Stewart died, aged 93, in 2006, prominently mentioned in her obituaries was her classic play, Men Should Weep. A searing portrait of Glasgow tenement life during the 1930s Depression, it was a success in Glasgow in 1947, staged by Unity Theatre at the Athenaeum, and then in London. But she had to wait a long time for the play to be rediscovered – until 1982, in fact, when it was revived in a production directed by Giles Havergal as part of 7:84 Scotland’s Clydebuilt programme of lost working-class masterpieces. Reviewing the revival, our critic, Mary Brennan, wrote: “This finely structured masterly study of poverty in ‘30s Glasgow uses the different reactions of the women in the family as a prism reflecting not only the physical miseries inflicted by poverty but also the mental and spiritual corrosion which deprivation precipitates.”