american dramatists

Memoir of the witch-hunting, black-listing of the 1950's, and her involvement with them.

Examines the life and works of twentieth-century American playwright Tennessee Williams; also includes a chronology and a selected bibliography.

A comprehensive guide to American dramatic literature, profiling both classics and groundbreaking works, popular and lesser-known playwrights, major plays, important theater companies, and influential directors.

Chronicles the life of the twentieth-century American playwright and essayist, Arthur Miller, and describes his childhood, marriage to Marilyn Monroe and its influence on his plays, literary accomplishments, and other related topics.

The autobiography of the playwright covering his childhood, successes and failures in the theater, the sources and evolution of his plays and productions, and his personal life.

The autobiography of the playwright, covering his childhood, accomplishments as a writer, and personal life.

Presents thirty-six interviews with the playwright from 1940 through 1981.

A critical introduction to twentieth-century American playwright Arthur Miller that discusses his experiences involving the Great Depression, the Holocaust, the House Un-American Activities Committee, Marilyn Monroe, and other aspects of his life, in connection with the social and moral themes of eight of his major plays.

Author looks back at his life, career, and family and discusses how his actual experiences often inspire his plays.

Collects essays that focus on specific plays and books, including Hellman's most famous work "The Children's Hour," that remain part of a scholarly and popular literature about her life and affairs.