The author of A Streetcar Named Desire and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof was never shy about drawing on his personal and family drama for stage material. This collection of 15 essays examines how Williams's confessional style and subject matter in turn influenced a diverse group of American playwrights over the past six decades. Critical comparisons with William Inge, Edward Albee, Neil Simon, David Mamet, Beth Henley, Christopher Durang, Tony Kushner, and others reveal the complexity of his influence. A special feature of this collection is its emphasis on how Williams was received by African…mehr
The author of A Streetcar Named Desire and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof was never shy about drawing on his personal and family drama for stage material. This collection of 15 essays examines how Williams's confessional style and subject matter in turn influenced a diverse group of American playwrights over the past six decades. Critical comparisons with William Inge, Edward Albee, Neil Simon, David Mamet, Beth Henley, Christopher Durang, Tony Kushner, and others reveal the complexity of his influence. A special feature of this collection is its emphasis on how Williams was received by African American dramatists, including Lorraine Hansberry, August Wilson, Adrienne Kennedy and Suzan-Lori Parks. The collection ends with an original interview with Edward Albee on why and how Williams influenced him.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Philip C. Kolin is a distinguished professor at the University of Southern Mississippi, where he teaches drama. He has published more than 40 books and 200 articles.
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Table of Contents Acknowledgments Preface Introduction: The Panoptic Tennessee Williams Philip C. Kolin "[Our] Little Company of the Odd and Lonely": Tennessee Williams's "Personality" in the Plays of William Inge Michael Greenwald Neil Simon's Parodies of Tennessee Williams Susan Koprince "Inconspicuous Osmosis and the Plasticity of Doing": The Influence of Tennessee Williams on the Plays of Edward Albee David A. Crespy "Cracking the Shell of Literalness": The Itinerary of Paternal Consciousness in Williams's Tragedy with Notes on Its Influence on Gurney's Comedy Arvid F. Sponberg "That gentleman with the painfully sympathetic eyes...": Re-reading Lorraine Hansberry Through Tennessee Williams Nancy Cho The Fission of Tennessee Williams's Plays into Adrienne Kennedy's Philip C. Kolin Warriors Against the Kitchen Sink: Tennessee Williams and John Guare Thomas Mitchell Image, Myth, and Movement in the Plays of Sam Shepard and Tennessee Williams Annette J. Saddik Sons of the South: An Examination of the Interstices in the Works of August Wilson and Tennessee Williams Sandra G. Shannon Williams, Mamet, and the Artist In Extremis Brenda Murphy The Symbiosis of Desire and Death: Beth Henley Rewrites Tennessee Williams Verna A. Foster "Period of Adjustment": Marriage in Williams and Christopher Durang John M. Clum "All Truth Is a Scandal": How Tennessee Williams Shaped Tony Kushner's Plays Kirk Woodward Twilight in Tennessee: The Similar Styles of Anna Deavere Smith and Tennessee Williams Harvey Young Theatre of the Gut: Tennessee Williams and Suzan-Lori Parks Harry J. Elam, Jr Swimming to Chekhovia: Edward Albee on Tennessee Williams-An Interview David A. Crespy About the Contributors Index
Table of Contents Acknowledgments Preface Introduction: The Panoptic Tennessee Williams Philip C. Kolin "[Our] Little Company of the Odd and Lonely": Tennessee Williams's "Personality" in the Plays of William Inge Michael Greenwald Neil Simon's Parodies of Tennessee Williams Susan Koprince "Inconspicuous Osmosis and the Plasticity of Doing": The Influence of Tennessee Williams on the Plays of Edward Albee David A. Crespy "Cracking the Shell of Literalness": The Itinerary of Paternal Consciousness in Williams's Tragedy with Notes on Its Influence on Gurney's Comedy Arvid F. Sponberg "That gentleman with the painfully sympathetic eyes...": Re-reading Lorraine Hansberry Through Tennessee Williams Nancy Cho The Fission of Tennessee Williams's Plays into Adrienne Kennedy's Philip C. Kolin Warriors Against the Kitchen Sink: Tennessee Williams and John Guare Thomas Mitchell Image, Myth, and Movement in the Plays of Sam Shepard and Tennessee Williams Annette J. Saddik Sons of the South: An Examination of the Interstices in the Works of August Wilson and Tennessee Williams Sandra G. Shannon Williams, Mamet, and the Artist In Extremis Brenda Murphy The Symbiosis of Desire and Death: Beth Henley Rewrites Tennessee Williams Verna A. Foster "Period of Adjustment": Marriage in Williams and Christopher Durang John M. Clum "All Truth Is a Scandal": How Tennessee Williams Shaped Tony Kushner's Plays Kirk Woodward Twilight in Tennessee: The Similar Styles of Anna Deavere Smith and Tennessee Williams Harvey Young Theatre of the Gut: Tennessee Williams and Suzan-Lori Parks Harry J. Elam, Jr Swimming to Chekhovia: Edward Albee on Tennessee Williams-An Interview David A. Crespy About the Contributors Index
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