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Plays and Performance Texts by Women 1880-1930 - An Anthology of Plays by British and American Women from the Modernist Period (Paperback, New)
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Plays and Performance Texts by Women 1880-1930 - An Anthology of Plays by British and American Women from the Modernist Period (Paperback, New)
Series: Women, Theatre and Performance
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This groundbreaking anthology, part of the Women, Theatre and
Performance series, brings together an extraordinary mix of one-act
and full length plays and solo performance texts written by women.
Included in the volume are texts by Beatrice Herford, Ruth Draper,
Zora Neale Hurston and G. B. Stern, originally performed across
commercial and amateur theatres in Britain and America. Some of the
plays have remained unpublished since their original performance -
Georgina Weldon's Not Alone, Clothilde Graves' Mother of Three,
Rachel Crother's Ourselves and Marie Stope's Our Ostriches. Others
are anthologized here alongside plays with which they connect
aesthetically and historically, for example, Edith Lyttelton's Warp
and Woof, Elizabeth Robins' Votes for Women, Elizabeth Baker's
Edith, Sophie Treadwell's Machinal and Aimee Stuarts' Nine Till
Six. The volume, for students and scholars, provides an accessible
collection of texts exemplifying the range and breadth of women's
theatre writing from the 1880s to the early decades of the
twentieth century. -- .
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