The Federal Theatre Project: A Case Study (Cambridge Studies in American Theatre and Drama, Series Number 20) (Volume 0)
Barry B. Witham's 'The Federal Theatre Project: A Case Study' is a scholarly exploration within the Cambridge Studies in American Theatre and Drama series. It presents a focused analysis of the project's significance in U.S. theatre history, examining its contributions to the performing arts landscape.
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The Federal Theatre Project: A Case Study offers an in-depth analysis of a significant initiative in American performing arts. Authored by Barry B. Witham, it forms part of the Cambridge Studies in American Theatre and Drama series, volume 0.
This work delves into the project's historical context and contributions to theatre and drama in the United States. It provides a scholarly examination suitable for researchers and enthusiasts of American cultural history.
Witham's study highlights the project's place within broader developments in theatre, offering insights into its operational and artistic aspects during its time.
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