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ANTHRACITE!: AN ANTHOLOGY OF COAL REGION DRAMA By Philip Mosley **Excellent**
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- ISBN-10
- 1589661176
- Book Title
- Anthracite!: An Anthology of Coal Region Drama
- Genre
- PERFORMING ARTS
- ISBN
- 9781589661172
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
University of Scranton Press
ISBN-10
1589661176
ISBN-13
9781589661172
eBay Product ID (ePID)
50588009
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
150 Pages
Publication Name
Anthracite! : an Anthology of Coal Region Drama
Language
English
Publication Year
2006
Subject
Theater / History & Criticism, Anthologies (Multiple Authors), American / General
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Drama, Performing Arts
Format
Perfect
Dimensions
Item Height
0.1 in
Item Weight
17.7 Oz
Item Length
0.9 in
Item Width
0.6 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2006-042115
Reviews
"These plays pack a cumulative wallop."-David Willinger, The City College, The City University of New York, "These plays pack a cumulative wallop."-David Willinger, The City College, The City University of New York , "These plays pack a cumulative wallop."-David Willinger, The City College, The City University of New York
Dewey Edition
22
Dewey Decimal
812/.54080356
Table Of Content
General Introduction Introduction to the Plays Nobody Hears a Broken Drum by Jason Miller, 1970 Coaltown Breaker by Michael Cotter, 1975 Spirit of the Molly Maguires: A Carbon County Legend by Genia Miller, 1993 Patchworks: Life and Legends of the Coal Towns by Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble, 1997 The Fire Down Below by Jack McDonough and Bob Shlesinger, 2002 Molly Daughter by Deborah Lou Randall, 2003 Suggestions for Further Reading
Synopsis
Anthracite brings together six unjustly neglected plays that grippingly portray the world of Appalachian coal mining. Deftly revealing the injustice and suffering of mining life early in the twentieth century, the plays in this collection are an important addition to the history of American theatre, giving voice to the mostly immigrant miners who fashioned lives and families amidst the suffering, poverty, and injustice that surrounded them. The anthology includes Jason Miller's Nobody Hears a Broken Drum , a hard-eyed but loving tribute to Pennsylvania's miners that is considered by many Miller fans to be a stronger work than his Pulitzer Prize-winning That Championship Season . Also featured is Jack McDonough and Robert Schlesinger's The Fire Down Below , which centers on the contentious 1902 Anthracite Strike and the ensuing federal trial in which Clarence Darrow presented closing arguments on the side of the miners. Anthracite makes these six compelling plays available once again for those interested in American drama, the immigrant experience, and the history of labor., Anthracite! brings together six unjustly neglected plays that grippingly portray the world of Appalachian coal mining. Deftly revealing the injustice and suffering of mining life early in the twentieth century, the plays in this collection are an important addition to the history of American theatre, giving voice to the mostly immigrant miners who fashioned lives and families amidst the suffering, poverty, and injustice that surrounded them. The anthology includes Jason Miller's Nobody Hears a Broken Drum , a hard-eyed but loving tribute to Pennsylvania's miners that is considered by many Miller fans to be a stronger work than his Pulitzer Prize-winning That Championship Season . Also featured is Jack McDonough and Robert Schlesinger's The Fire Down Below , which centers on the contentious 1902 Anthracite Strike and the ensuing federal trial in which Clarence Darrow presented closing arguments on the side of the miners. Anthracite! makes these six compelling plays available once again for those interested in American drama, the immigrant experience, and the history of labor., "Anthracite " brings together six unjustly neglected plays that grippingly portray the world of Appalachian coal mining. Deftly revealing the injustice and suffering of mining life early in the twentieth century, the plays in this collection are an important addition to the history of American theatre, giving voice to the mostly immigrant miners who fashioned lives and families amidst the suffering, poverty, and injustice that surrounded them. The anthology includes Jason Miller s "Nobody Hears a Broken Drum," a hard-eyed but loving tribute to Pennsylvania's miners that is considered by many Miller fans to be a stronger work than his Pulitzer Prize winning "That Championship Season." Also featured is Jack McDonough and Robert Schlesinger s "The Fire Down Below," which centers on the contentious 1902 Anthracite Strike and the ensuing federal trial in which Clarence Darrow presented closing arguments on the side of the miners. "Anthracite "makes these six compelling plays available once again for those interested in American drama, the immigrant experience, and the history of labor."
LC Classification Number
PS627.C63A85 2006
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- 7***y (857)- Feedback left by buyer.Past monthVerified purchaseTextbook at a reasonable price. Book's condition matched the description. It did have some annotation, but that is not that much of a problem since I am using it for a class. Great seller with items at fair prices.
- a***9 (132)- Feedback left by buyer.Past monthVerified purchaseThe book did not have tracking and did not arrive. I was however reimbursed promptly and appreciated that.