With its minimal sets and non-chronological plotting, this 1938 play was atypical of 20th century drama.
With its minimal sets and non-chronological plotting, this 1938 play was atypical of 20th century drama. The second act opens in 1904 as the milkman and the paperboy discuss the weather and the upcoming wedding of George and Emily. However, through flashback, we will see the couple some years earlier at a soda shop, and later, after Emily has died, she will revisit her 12th birthday. FTP, identify this Thorton Wilder play set in Grover's Corners, NH.
With its minimal sets and non-chronological plotting, this 1938 play was atypical of 20th century drama.
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