The Exhibition Drama Comprising Drama, Comedy, and Farce, Together with Dramatic and Musical Entertainments

About this book

In an era when the stage was a vibrant reflection of societal change, "The Exhibition Drama" by George M. Baker emerges as a unique anthology that captures the essence of late 19th-century entertainment. This collection features a diverse range of theatrical works, from poignant dramas to uproarious comedies and farcical performances, tailored for amateur actors and home theatricals. With its emphasis on accessibility and creativity, this document serves as a valuable resource for students and civic activists seeking to explore the interplay of performance and community engagement. Ideal for historians and theater enthusiasts alike, "The Exhibition Drama" invites readers to discover the transformative power of live performance in shaping cultural narratives.

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