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In this collection of 25 interviews, theater critic Alexis Greene talks with women who write plays for the American stage. She explores topics such as cultural background, playwriting style, the challenges of sustaining a career, and the relationship between life and art. These in-depth conversations provide unique insights into the work, thought processes, and personalities of an extraordinary group of writers.
Included in this volume are interviews with: Pearl Cleage, Constance Congdon, Kia Corthron, Migdalia Cruz, Elizabeth Egloff, Eve Ensler, The Five Lesbian Brothers, Beth Henley, Tina Howe, Holly Hughes, Jakes-ann Jones, Wendy Kesselman, Emily Mann, Marlane Meyer, Cherrie Moraga, Carmen Rivera, Anna Deavere Smith, Diane Son, Paula Vogel, Naomi Wallace, Cheryl L. West, Elizabeth Wong, Wakako Yamauchi.
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Dwain Bredwood
reviewed Women Who Write Plays: Interviews with American Dramatist on February 21, 2010
Women Who Write Plays: Interviews with American Dramatist
A difficult but highly ambitious and wide-ranging book that outlines a continuity of "rhetoric and ritual" from the Puritans through the writers of the American Renaissance. Centered around the literary form of the Jeremiad, Bercovitch stresses the American innovation to the millennial vision, which fused the figural and the literal in ambiguous synthesis. He ends with an examination of the "Symbol of America" which still seems relevant to our national political discourse today.
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