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Book Description
The book includes ten plays, all never before published and all produced during the past year. In "Plays and Playwrights 2002" you'll find everything from a romantic verse drama about King Arthur to a touching folk play set in America's heartland. From the edgy farce of Marc Spitz's "Shyness Is Nice" to the innovative eastern-influenced theatricality of Chiori Miyagawa's "Woman Killer", the entire spectrum of current American dramatic styles, themes, and genres is represented in this book.
About the Author
Martin Denton, editor, is Executive Director of The New York Theatre Experience, a nonprofit corporation with a mission to promote theatre. He is also editor and chief reviewer for nytheatre.com, an e-magazine on the Internet. Denton is editor of "Plays and Playwrights for the New Millennium" and "Plays and Playwrights 2001."
The book includes ten plays, all never before published and all produced during the past year. In "Plays and Playwrights 2002" you'll find everything from a romantic verse drama about King Arthur to a touching folk play set in America's heartland. From the edgy farce of Marc Spitz's "Shyness Is Nice" to the innovative eastern-influenced theatricality of Chiori Miyagawa's "Woman Killer", the entire spectrum of current American dramatic styles, themes, and genres is represented in this book.
About the Author
Martin Denton, editor, is Executive Director of The New York Theatre Experience, a nonprofit corporation with a mission to promote theatre. He is also editor and chief reviewer for nytheatre.com, an e-magazine on the Internet. Denton is editor of "Plays and Playwrights for the New Millennium" and "Plays and Playwrights 2001."
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