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Christopher Fry: A Dramatic Reassessment of the Fry/Eliot Era of British Verse Drama
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Christopher Fry: A Dramatic Reassessment of the Fry/Eliot Era of British Verse Drama

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This monograph based on original research and interpretation extends and enlightens our understanding of one of the seminal moments of 20th century British theatre - the rise of the verse drama and the re-invigoration of Christian belief based on historical figures on England’s past. The study places Christopher Fry back in the literary canon and argues for his centrality - albeit a brief one - in dramatic history. Fry’s life and works are discussed; a careful reading of the major and minor works is included.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Academica Press
Country
United States
Date
1 October 2008
Pages
264
ISBN
9781933146621

This monograph based on original research and interpretation extends and enlightens our understanding of one of the seminal moments of 20th century British theatre - the rise of the verse drama and the re-invigoration of Christian belief based on historical figures on England’s past. The study places Christopher Fry back in the literary canon and argues for his centrality - albeit a brief one - in dramatic history. Fry’s life and works are discussed; a careful reading of the major and minor works is included.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Academica Press
Country
United States
Date
1 October 2008
Pages
264
ISBN
9781933146621