Recherche dans la collection - [Williams, Tennessee & Edward Albee - Interview]

FINDLEY, Timothy

1988-0369

Enregistrement sonore

1 of 1

1963/1966 ?

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

American playwrights Tennessee Williams and Edward Albee discuss their work in this recorded interview. Williams discusses his early writing years when he held night jobs; the reaction to his plays which portray isolation and sexual repression; the shock of being well off after the success of "The Glass Menagerie" (1945); and film treatments of his plays, including "Street Car Named Desire" (1947). Albee discusses his approach to creating a play with reference to his satirical play on marriage and social values, "Who's Afraid of Vriginia Woolf?" (1962). <12mn>

AMERICAN AUTHORS~AMERICAN DRAMATISTS~CREATION ~DRAMA~INTERVIEWS~MOVING-PICTURE ADAPTATIONS ~ALBEE, EDWARD~WILLIAMS, TENNESSEE

English

Libre

MSS 18244

No Restrictions / Pas de restrictions

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