Black Teacher and the Dramatic Arts: A Dialogue, Bibliography, and Anthology
Item
Title
Black Teacher and the Dramatic Arts: A Dialogue, Bibliography, and Anthology
This edition
"The Black Teacher and the Dramatic Arts: A Dialogue, Bibliography, and Anthology" . By William R. Reardon and Thomas D. Pawley. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1970. xviii+487 pp.
Table of contents
Ossie Davis, "Curtain Call, Mr. Aldridge, Sir" – C. Bernard Jackson and James V. Hatch, "Fly Blackbird" – Loften Mitchell, "A Land Beyond the River" – Loften Mitchell, "Tell Pharoah" – Ted Shine, "Morning, Noon, and Night".
Reviews and notices of anthology
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Commentary on anthology
• Includes a "bibliography (pp. 70-121) on black theater and drama—mainly books, plays and articles by black writers, but lists a few entries by whites also. More than nine hundred items, including theses. This valuable bibliography is arranged in chronological order—from pre-1930 drama to 1968" (Rowell 1972: 65).
• This volume "includes only five plays, two of them by Loften Mitchell, but it contains much pedagogical information and an excellent chronological bibliography" (Kinnamon 1997: 475).
• "This volume is an outgrowth of an institute in Black Repertory Theatre held at the University of California, Santa Barbara in the summer, 1968" (WorldCat).
Cited in
Hatch 1991: 191] [Kinnamon 1997: 475]
Item Number
A0121