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Modern American Plays

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Modern American Plays is a collection edited by George Pierce Baker (1866-1935), the Harvard professor whose famous 47 Workshop trained a generation of American playwrights including Eugene O'Neill. The anthology gathers representative American dramas for study. Published before 1931, it is a primary source for the early American theatre.

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George Pierce Baker

George Pierce Baker joined theatrical scholarship to practical stagecraft through his work as an American teacher of drama and playwriting. At Harvard he developed English 47, where students tested plays through rehearsal, before leading Yale’s drama program.

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First published
1920
Reading time
About 10 hours
Pages
600
Language
English
Genre
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