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American Writers on the English Stage (21 October)
American Writers on the English Stage
Lindsay Posner, Allan Corduner and Jonathan Bate discuss the enduring attraction of American playwrights for English audiences, and consider the challenges and special appeal of interpreting writers such as Arthur Miller, David Mamet and Tennessee Williams for the English stage. | Arthur Miller: Poet of the English Stage
Christopher Bigsby discusses the different receptions and reputations Arthur Miller has had at home in the USA and abroad, particularly on the English stage and considers if there are, as it seems, two different playwrights on two different continents. | ||||
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