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The cultural and ethnic diversity of contemporary American society is represented in plays by women. These women playwrights of diverse backgrounds, however, are too infrequently seen on the stage or read in the classroom. This reference highlights the careers and work of more than 80 women playwrights whose writings portray the African American, Latina, Asian American and lesbian sensibility in the United States. Each profile includes a biographical sketch, a description of plays, a selected production history of each work, information on the availability of plays, awards won by the playwright, and a selected bibliography of critical articles and reviews. Introductory essays begin the volume, and the work concludes with a selected bibliography of major studies.
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JANE T. PETERSON is Assistant Professor in the Department of Broadcasting, Speech, Communication, Dance, and Theatre at Montclair State University.SUZANNE BENNETT is Artistic Associate at the Women's Project and Productions and a director and dramaturge in New York City.
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This reference work presents the African American, Latina, Asian American and lesbian perspective of American contemporary drama. All the playwrights are female, and contributors include Mary Irene Fornes, Adrienne Kennedy and Velina Hasu Houston.
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- EditoreGreenwood Pub Group
- Data di pubblicazione1997
- ISBN 10 0313291799
- ISBN 13 9780313291791
- RilegaturaCopertina rigida
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