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Provincetown Players
Provincetown Players - American theatrical company that first introduced the plays of Eugene O'Neill. The company opened with his Bound East for Cardiff at the Wharf Theatre, Provincetown, on Cape Cod in 1916 and later worked in New York City in conjunction with the Greenwich Village Theatre under the auspices of Robert Edmond Jones, Kenneth Macgowan, and O'Neill. By producing plays that were Read More...
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Realism and the American Dramatic Tradition (Chap. Four "The Provincetown Players' Experiments with Realism")
by William W. Demastes. 292 pgs.
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Eugene O'Neill in China: An International Centenary Celebration (Chap. 19 "Eugene O'Neill and the Provincetown Players: Watershed in American Theater")
by Haiping Liu, Lowell Swortzell. 312 pgs.
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The Simple Stage: Its Origins in the Modern American Theater ("The Provincetown Players" begins on p. 110)
by Arthur Feinsod. 243 pgs.
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American Theatre Companies, 1888-1930 ("Provincetown Players" begins on p. 377)
by Weldon B. Durham. 550 pgs.
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The Little Theatre in the United States (1917) ("The Provincetown Players" begins on p. 46)
by Constance D'Arcy MacKay. 277 pgs.
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Susan Glaspell: Her Life and Times (Part III. "The Provincetown Players, 1914 -22")
by Linda Ben-Zvi. 476 pgs.
