
This issue summarizes and illustrates the ten best plays of the theater season in New York and reports on the 1984-85 theater productions in the theater of New York City and around the country. The ten best plays of the season are: "Split Second," by Dennis McIntyre; "Hurlyburly," by David Rabe; "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom," by August Wilson; "The Foreigner," by Larry Shue; "Tracers," conceived by John Di Fusco and written by Vincent Caristi and others; "Pack of Lies," by Hugh Whitemore; "As Is," by William M. Hoffman; "Biloxi Blues," by Neil Simon; "Doubles," by David Wiltse; and "The Marriage of Bette and Boo," by Christopher Durang. The volume also contains listings of major Broadway and off-Broadway plays with casts and credits, a directory of new-play productions, lists of longest-run and prize-winning plays (Pulitzer, Tony and Obie awards), a necrology section, and a list of best plays from 1894-1984. ISBN 0-396-086128: $29.95.
Page Count:
550
Publication Date:
1985-01-01
Publisher:
Dodd, Mead
ISBN-10:
0396086128
ISBN-13:
9780396086123
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