The book is based on a series of unique oral histories and
interviews with actors who love the stage first and foremost.
Editor Joan Jeffri focuses on the experience of actors in their
training and career development, and on their relationships to
society, culture, and institutions. Although names like Alan Alda
are recognizable from other media, these actors all grew up being
nourished by the stage. Their stories show that theatre is
everywhere in this country--not only on Broadway, but also in
churches, in schools, in regions, and in towns. These interviews
and a thorough introduction provide a history of the American
theatre for almost a century--the Yiddish theatre, the WPA, the
start of regional theatre, off- and off-off-Broadway, and the Great
White Way--through the voices of those who lived it.
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