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Uncover the forgotten genius behind lost Greek tragedy plays and the neglected ancient playwrights who crafted them. This compelling exploration delves into the rediscovery of remarkable works from ancient Greek theater, offering fresh insights into classical tragedy authors and their invaluable contributions to history, sparking a greek drama rediscovery.

Discover a compelling collection of contemporary plays by disabled playwrights. These works brilliantly move beyond stereotypical 'victim' or 'villain' portrayals, offering fresh, authentic, and diverse narratives that challenge perceptions and redefine disability on the modern stage.

This comprehensive Edinburgh Critical Guide offers an in-depth exploration of contemporary American drama, providing essential analysis of key playwrights, stylistic innovations, and enduring thematic concerns. Ideal for students and scholars, it delves into the evolution and impact of modern US theatre within the broader landscape of literature.

Dive into a comprehensive collection of articles on theatre, exploring the dynamic interplay between plays, the talented players who perform them, and the brilliant playwrights who create their worlds. This essential resource offers insightful essays on various aspects of drama, performing arts, and theatre history, perfect for enthusiasts, students, and professionals alike seeking to deepen their understanding of the stage.

Explore the profound literary contributions of Hans Henny Jahnn and Henrik Ibsen, two towering figures who significantly shaped modern European drama. Jahnn, a German expressionist, and Ibsen, the Norwegian father of modern realism, both challenged conventions and left an indelible mark on theatre history.