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The New Lafayette Theatre Presents Plays with Aesthetic Comments by 6 Black Playwrights

by Ed Bullins

Published
1974
Publisher
Anchor Press/Doubleday
Language
English
Pages
301

About this book

This anthology contains six plays: The Fabulous Miss Marie (No. 4 of the Twentieth-Century Cycle) (1971) by Ed Bullins, What If It Had Turned Up Heads (1972) by J.E. Gaines, On Being Hit by Clay Goss, His First Step (1972) by Charles F. Oyamo Gordon, Uh, Uh; but Do It Free Us? (1972) by Sonia Sanchez, and Black Terror (1972) by Richard Wesley. Also included are very brief interviews with the contributors.

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This edition

Title
The New Lafayette Theatre Presents Plays with Aesthetic Comments by 6 Black Playwrights
Published
1974
Publisher
Anchor Press/Doubleday
Language
English

The physical object

Format
Paperback
Number of pages
301

Identifiers

ISBN-13
9780385041263
ISBN-10
0385041268

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