Alan Ayckbourn

A Chorus of Disapproval is a 1984 play written by English playwright Alan Ayckbourn.

Auden

A good poem by a poet Tennessee Williams loathed, Auden, for example, was allowed no admittance, likewise a piece of music, say Benjamin Britten, for whom Tennessee Williams had a special hatred.

The Norman Conquests

In the mid eighties, The Norman Conquests wrote a series of plays, starting with A Chorus Of Disapproval (1985), which showed the consequences of the failure of relationships within society at large.

The

The scholar Athanasius Kircher wrote in 1650 of this chorus that this chorus was composed 'with such skill that you would swear you could hear their sobbings and lamentations'.