| Edition |
First Carroll and Graf trade paperback edition. |
| Description |
x, 294 pages ; 23 cm |
| Summary |
Forty-five years of Edward Albee's essays and interviews--including previously unpublished material--collected for the first time--Publisher description. |
| Contents |
On The zoo story (1960) -- Which theater is the absurd one? (1962) -- Some notes on nonconformity (1962) -- Broadway excesses (1962) -- Carson McCullers (1963) -- Lillian Ross (1963) -- Ad libs on theater (1965) -- Noël Coward (1965) -- James Purdy (1966) -- Creativity and commitment (1966) -- The future belongs to youth (1967) -- Apartheid in the theater (1967) -- The decade of engagement (1970) -- Milton Avery (1978) -- Louise Nevelson (1980) -- Conversation with Catch (1981) -- Mia Westerlund Roosen (1982) -- Informed joy (1988) -- It is the dark we have to fear (1989) -- Lee Krasner (1990) -- John Duff (1990) -- Robert Juarez (1990) -- "Instinctive tingle" (1990) -- Zero Higashida (1991) -- Eugene Ionesco (1992) -- Alan Schneider (1992) -- Jonathan Thomas (1993) -- Some thoughts on sculpture (1993) -- On Three tall women 1(994) -- Thirty-five years on (1996) -- A delicate balance: a nonreconsideration (1996) -- Interview with Steve Capra (1996) -- A playwright's adventures in the visual arts (1997) -- Speech to the American Council for the Arts (1998) -- Betty Parsons: a conversation with Edward Albee, Jonathan Thomas, and Anne Cohen DePietro (1998) -- Mrs. de Menil's liquor closet (1999) -- Context is all: excerpts from a conversation with Jonathan Thomas and Harry Rand (2000) -- Tony Rosenthal (2003) -- Uta Hagen (2004) -- Read plays? (2004) -- About this goat (2004) -- Borrowed time: an interview with Stephen Bottoms (2005). |
| Subject |
Albee, Edward, 1928-
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Dramatists, American -- 20th century -- Biography.
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Theater -- United States -- 20th century.
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| ISBN |
9780786717996 paperback |
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0786717998 paperback |
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