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William Inge was one of the most significant dramatists of the 20th century. His dramatizations of the lives of repressed people struggling to sift through, make sense of, or escape from the psychological, sexual, economic, and familial complexities of modern life remain some of the most powerful in the American theatre. He achieved admirable success on Broadway, and several of his major plays were made into popular films. This book details and records his career. The volume contains an overview of Inge's work as a dramatist and demonstrates how his plays have helped shape the modern stage.…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1994Greenwood Press · 221 pages · 9780313274077
BibliographyCriticism and interpretationHandbooks, manualsHandbooks, manuals, etcStage historyStories, plotsInge, william, 1913-1973Plots






