The American theatre: a sum of its parts
By: Collection of the distinguished addresses prepared expressly for the Symposium, "The American theatre--a Cultural Process," at the first American College Theatre Festival, Washington, D.C., 1969
Publisher: S. French
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 431
Subjects: Theater; Congresses; History
Table of contents: title: European influences on American theatre, 1700-1969  -- Fancis Hodge; title: Waiting for O'Neill  -- Alan S. Dowwner; title: American actors and acting before 1900, the making of a tradition  -- Richard Moody; title: Repertory to residuals  -- Alan Hewitt; title: The profession and the art  -- Helen Krich Chinoy; title: The influence of the director, for good or bad  -- Lawrence Carra; title: the producer's many roles  -- Barnard Hewitt; title: American scenography, 1716-1969  -- A.S. Gillette; title: American theatre architecture, the concrete mirror held up to Yankee nature  -- Ned A. Bowman; title: American musical theatre, beginnings to 1900  -- Julian Mates; title: Broadway book musicals, 1900-1969  -- William Green; title: Our native theatre, honky-tonk, minstrel shows, burlesque  -- Ralph G. Allen; title: Puffers, pundits and other play reviewers, a short history of American dramatic criticism  -- Elliot Norton; title: The university accepts the theatre, 1800-1925  -- Bernard Beckerman; title: The university theatre begins to come of age, 1925-1969  -- James H. Bulter; title: Black drama in the American theatre, 1700-1970 / Randolph Edmonds --; title: Summary -- George R. Kernodle.