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Black Theatre USA Revised and Expanded Edition, Volume 1 of a 2 Volume Set: Plays by African America

Black Theatre USA Revised and Expanded Edition, Volume 1 of a 2 Volume Set: Plays by African America

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From Simon & Schuster, Black Theatre USA is the revised and expanded edition of volume one which shares plays by African Americans from the early period, 1847-1938.

Black Theatre USA traces the history of African American drama, gathers major plays by African American writers, and includes background information on each play and author.

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Pub dateFeb 5, 2011
ISBN-101451636504
ISBN-139781451636505
LanguageEnglish
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