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Ethnic Theatre in the United States

(Hardback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

Ethnic Theatre in the United States

Contributors:

By (Author) Maxine S. Seller

ISBN:

9780313212307

Publisher:

Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Imprint:

Greenwood Press

Publication Date:

27th September 1983

Country:

United States

Classifications

Readership:

Tertiary Education

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Main Subject:
Dewey:

812.009

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Hardback

Number of Pages:

606

Description

Strongly recommended for undergraduate and graduate libraries; useful in theater, American history, and ethnic studies. Choice

Reviews

Ethnic theater in the US has received little serious attention from scholars; this collection . . . is a major contribution toward filling this void. A number of essays are especially penetrating, representing excellence in all respects. Following Seller's useful introductory overview, each of the 19 original essays (from Armenian-American Theatre' to Yiddish Theatre in the United States') attempts to provide factual information and insights into the amateur and professional history of a particular ethnic theater tradition, as well as its social, educational, and political importance to the community. . . . The value of the essays is enhanced with the addition of copious notes, background information on the homelands of the groups and their native theater/drama, various appendixes, bibliographies, and an index to the whole. . . . Strongly recommended for undergraduate and graduate libraries; useful in theater, American history, and ethnic studies.-Choice
"Ethnic theater in the US has received little serious attention from scholars; this collection . . . is a major contribution toward filling this void. A number of essays are especially penetrating, representing excellence in all respects. Following Seller's useful introductory overview, each of the 19 original essays (from Armenian-American Theatre' to Yiddish Theatre in the United States') attempts to provide factual information and insights into the amateur and professional history of a particular ethnic theater tradition, as well as its social, educational, and political importance to the community. . . . The value of the essays is enhanced with the addition of copious notes, background information on the homelands of the groups and their native theater/drama, various appendixes, bibliographies, and an index to the whole. . . . Strongly recommended for undergraduate and graduate libraries; useful in theater, American history, and ethnic studies."-Choice

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