An edition of American drama and the postmodern
(2011)
American drama and the postmodern
by David K. Sauer
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Table of Contents
Foreword
Theorizing contemporary American drama: fractured plots, fragmented in time, in space
(Post)modern feminism on the Broadway stage: Rachel Crothers and Wendy Wasserstein
Six degree of separation: Philip Barry's mimetic holiday and John Guare's performative postmodernism
Oleanna and The children's hour: misreading sexuality on the realistic stage
The language of (post)modernist tragedy: Desire under the elms and Buried child
Eugene O'Neill and August Wilson: comings and goings between past and present
Magic realism: staging the invisible in (post)modern drama
Conclusion-staging a new world.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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