Composing ourselves : the Little Theatre movement and the American audience /

When movies replaced theatre as popular entertainment in the years 1910-20, the world of live drama was wide open for reform. American advocates and practitioners founded theatres in a spirit of anticommercialism, seeking to develop an American audience for serious theatre, mounting plays in what wo...

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Main Author:	Chansky, Dorothy
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Carbondale : Southern Illinois University Press, [2004], ©2004 Carbondale : c2004 Carbondale : ©2004 Carbondale [Ill.] : c2004 Carbondale, Ill. : 2005, c2004 Carbondale : [2004]
Series:	Theater in the Americas Theater in the Americas
Subjects:	Little theater movement > United States Theater audiences > United States Little theater movement Theater audiences United States

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