This critical study establishes the playwriting aesthetic of Gertrude Stein as a serious attempt to deal with the twentieth century, and reveals the techniques whereby she realized that aesthetic in her seventy-seven plays.

This study explores the use of literature and library resources in creative dramatics. It illustrates how the teacher can use literature and non-print media such as photographs, graphics, paintings, sculpture, music, and ...

Sound effects increased in number and sophistication throughout all theatre periods; devices to produce them became more complicated which posed a need for greater control through central operation. This study traces the ...