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Verity Bargate

Born

in Exeter, The United Kingdom

August 06, 1940

Died

May 18, 1981

Genre

Fiction

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Verity Eileen Bargate (1940–1981) was an English novelist and theatre director. In 1969, she co-founded the cutting-edge Soho Theatre Company, later known as the Soho Theatre. She also wrote three novels, including Tit for Tat.

Her first husband was Soho Theatre co-founder Fred Proud. Her second husband, till her death, was the playwright and screenwriter Barrie Keeffe. She died of cancer at the age of 41.

After her death, the Verity Bargate Award was set up in her memory to encourage and reward new writing in the theatre.

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“David era un practicante bastante entusiasta de la exaltación del pene de la noche del sábado. Seguramente millones de mujeres eran violadas en nombre del amor conyugal en todo el país las noches del sábado.”
― Verity Bargate, No, mamá, no

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“Las amigas duran más que los amantes. Alguien me lo dijo hace mucho tiempo y yo me reí, convencida de que la pasión podía superarlo todo, de que era la única forma de sobrevivir. Ahora veía que constituía el camino más seguro hacia el aislamiento y el dolor.”
― Verity Bargate, No, mamá, no

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“La pasión difumina tantas cosas; es preferible vivir o casarse con un amigo que una aprecie: entonces queda algo capaz de mantener la unión. Nosotros no teníamos nada. Ningún respeto mutuo. Y, Dios nos ampare, dos hijos.”
― Verity Bargate, No, mamá, no

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