Modern American Drama Review

What was Rodgers and Hammerstein's first collaboration?

Who was the first American playwright to win a Nobel Prize for literature?

Which was NOT a play of Tennessee Williams?

Which play did NOT win a Pulitzer Prize?

Eugene O'Neill wrote some shows that lasted _____ hours long.

David _____ and Clyde _____ directed their own plays.

_____ was a movement in the visual, literary, and performing arts that developed in Germany.

The Serpent by Jean-Claude Van Itallie recreated Biblical stories through the assassination of?

Come Back, Little Sheba was written by _____ _____

In Fefu and Her Friends and The Conduct of Life, the stage:

What show did Oscar Hammerstein II and Jerome Kern write together?

What was Arthur Miller's modern tragedy about the life and death of Willy Loman?

Angels in America and Rent dealt with which epidemic?

Who wrote Buried Child and True West?

A Raisin in the Sun, by _____ _____, was highly acclaimed.

Which O'Neill play was an autobiographical play?

Which of the following playwrights reached profound new levels of psychological realism?

Which two playwrights made a comeback in the 1990's and Early 21^st Century?

The Hairy Ape, by _____ _____, was one of the first plays to introduce expressionism.

_____ _____ paved the way for acceptance of African American drama with, Mulatto (1953)?

What is the primary form of dramatic expression in the 20th Century?

What play by A. Miller was a parable for a hunt for communists in the 1950s led by J. McCarthy?

Who wrote Zoo Story, and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

The most famous example of American Expressionism is ___ _____ _____ (1923) by Elmer Rice.

The top two shows by August Wilson were...

What is the name of the movement in the 50's that included Zoo Story?

Founded in 1915, the _____ _____ (Provincetown, Massachusetts)'s star was Eugene O'Neill.

Who wrote about society's double standard for men and women in A Man's World (1909)?

_____'s show, The City, explored the evils of shady business deals and drug addiction.

In the 1970's, you find the postmodern era of theatre. What century is this?