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THEATRE SYMPOSIUM is published annually by the Southeast-
ern Theatre Conference, Inc. (SETC), and by The University of Ala-
bama Press. SETC nonstudent members receive the journal as a part
of their membership under rules determined by SETC. For infor-
mation on membership, write to SETC, P.O. Box 9868, Greensboro,
NC 27429-0868. All other inquiries regarding subscriptions, circu-
lation, purchase of individual copies, and requests to reprint mate-
rials should be addressed to The University of Alabama Press, Box
870380, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0380.

THEATRE SYMPOSIUM publishes works of scholarship resulting
from a single-topic meeting held on a southeastern university cam-
pus each spring. A call for papers to be presented at that meeting is
widely publicized each autumn for the following spring. Authors are
therefore not encouraged to send unsolicited manuscripts directly to
the editor. Information about the next symposium is available from
the new editor, John Frick, Department of Drama, University of
Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia 22903.

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Publication Information: Book Title: Crosscurrents in the Drama: East and West. Volume: 6. Contributors: Stanley Vincent Longman - editor. Publisher: University of Alabama Press. Place of Publication: Tuscaloosa, AL. Publication Year: 1998. Page Number: 2.
    
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