All the world's a stage
Subtitle: modern plays for young people
By: edited by Lowell Swortzell. Decorations by Howard Simon.
Publisher: Delacorte Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 610
Subjects: Children's plays.
Table of contents: value: Swanwhite, by A. Strindberg.; value: The post office, by R. Tagore.; value: The jar, by L. Pirandello.; value: He who says yes and he who says no, by B. Brecht.; value: The billy-club puppets, by F. G. Lorca.; value: The end of the beginning, by S. O'Casey.; value: The man with the heart in the highlands, by W. Saroyan.; value: Soul gone home, by L. Hughes.; value: Look and long, by G. Stein.; value: Little Red Riding Hood, by E. Schwartz.; value: Amahl and the night visitors, by G. Menotti.; value: Poem-plays, by R. Krauss.; value: The genie of Sutton Place, by K. Heuer and G. Selden.; value: The thwarting of Baron Bolligrew, by R. Bolt.; value: Childhood, by T. Wilder.; value: The chief's bride, by D. D. Phiri.; value: The tingalary bird, by M. Melwood.; value: Your own thing, by D. Driver, H. Hester, and D. Apolinar.; value: Bibliography (p. 609-610)