An edition of All the World's a Stage
(1972)
All the world's a stage
modern plays for young people
by Lowell Swortzell, August Strindberg, Rabindranath Tagore, Luigi Pirandello, Bertolt Brecht, Federico García Lorca, Sean O'Casey, William Saroyan, Langston Hughes, Gertrude Stein, Eugene Schwartz, Menotti, Gian Carlo, Ruth Krauss, Kenneth Heuer, George Selden, Robert Bolt, Thornton Wilder, Desmond D. Phiri, Mary Melwood, Donald Driver, Hal Hester, and Danny Apoliner
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Table of Contents
Swanwhite, by A. Strindberg.
The post office, by R. Tagore.
The jar, by L. Pirandello.
He who says yes and he who says no, by B. Brecht.
The billy-club puppets, by F. G. Lorca.
The end of the beginning, by S. O'Casey.
The man with the heart in the highlands, by W. Saroyan.
Soul gone home, by L. Hughes.
Look and long, by G. Stein.
Little Red Riding Hood, by E. Schwartz.
Amahl and the night visitors, by G. Menotti.
Poem-plays, by R. Krauss.
The genie of Sutton Place, by K. Heuer and G. Selden.
The thwarting of Baron Bolligrew, by R. Bolt.
Childhood, by T. Wilder.
The chief's bride, by D. D. Phiri.
The tingalary bird, by M. Melwood.
Your own thing, by D. Driver, H. Hester, and D. Apolinar.
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