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Edward Albee : a research and production sourcebook
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Edward Albee : a research and production sourcebook

Author: Barbara Lee Horn
Publisher: Westport, Conn. : Praeger, 2003.
Series: Modern dramatists research and production sourcebooks, no. 19
Edition/Format: Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Named Person: Edward Albee; Edward Albee; Edward Albee; Edward Albee; Edward Albee; Edward Albee
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Barbara Lee Horn
ISBN: 0313311412 9780313311413
OCLC Number: 52594802
Description: vi, 325 p. : port. ; 25 cm.
Contents: Plays: summaries, production, and critical overviews -- I: Original plays -- All over (1971) -- The American dream (1961) -- Box and quotations from chairman Mao Tse Tung (1968) -- Counting the ways (1976) -- The death of Bessie Smith (1960) -- A delicate balance (1966) -- Fam and yam (1960) -- Finding the sun (1983) -- Fragments (1993) -- The goat, or who is Sylvia? (2002) -- The lady from Dubuque (1980) -- Listening (1975) -- The lorca story (1992) -- The man who had three arms (1992) -- The marriage play (1987) -- Occupant (2002) -- The play about the baby (1998) -- The sandbox (1959) -- Seascape (1975) -- Three tall women (1994) -- Tiny Alice (1965) -- Walking (1984) -- Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1962) -- The zoo story (1958) -- II: Adaptations -- The ballad of the sad cafe (1963) -- Everything in the garden (1967) -- Lolita (1981) -- Malcolm (1966) -- Primary bibliography: writings by Albee -- I: Plays -- Original plays -- Adaptations -- Unpublihed plays -- Unpublished/unperformed plays -- II: Articles and essays on drama and theatre -- III: Other works -- IV: Archival sources.
Series Title: Modern dramatists research and production sourcebooks, no. 19
Responsibility: Barbara Lee Horn.

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