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Book Title
Unbroken Thread: An Anthology of Plays by Asian American Women
ISBN
9780870238567
Publication Year
1993
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Name
Unbroken Thread : an Anthology of Plays by Asian American Women
Item Height
0.9in
Author
Roberta Uno
Item Length
9.2in
Publisher
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
16 Oz
Number of Pages
336 Pages, 352 Pages

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Presents six outstanding works by Asian-American women playwrights, written in the past 20 years. Each play addresses the experiences of Asian-Americans in the United States, repudiating cultural and sexual stereotypes.

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Publisher
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
ISBN-10
0870238566
ISBN-13
9780870238567
eBay Product ID (ePID)
417068

Product Key Features

Author
Roberta Uno
Publication Name
Unbroken Thread : an Anthology of Plays by Asian American Women
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Year
1993
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
336 Pages, 352 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.2in
Item Height
0.9in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
16 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Ps628.W6
Grade from
College Graduate Student
Reviews
"There is nothing frivolous in these tales of isolation and captivity, of stereotypes and generational clashes. These are potent and memorable dramas about individuals mired in societal conflict. The fine introduction and biographical profiles discuss the forces that both hindered and inspired the development of Asian American theatre."-- Booklist "Uno's introduction is well researched and provides an extensive overview of Asian American arts including acting as well as playwrighting. Uno has gone to great lengths to provide a comprehensive artistic context in which these plays were written as well as the historical period they cover. Unbroken Thread is a significant and welcome collection."-- Asian American Arts Dialogue "[Uno] provides a unique and valuable appendix, listing 69 Asian American women playwrights with 268 plays and all their production histories. Nowhere else have I seen this information gathered together."-- Women's Review of Books "Unites six authors who have searched for a voice and a means to outline the Asian-American sentiment from the viewpoint of the dejected Angel Island captive, the Japanese farmworker, those on the verge of internment in California, and the differences and infinite connections between an Asian woman and her Asian-American counterpart."-- San Francisco Review of Books "The plays in this volume span the range of Asian American women's experiences with passion, wit, anger, and blazing theatricality. Roberta Uno's volume redresses a long-neglected gap in theatrical literature by bringing together six outstanding dramatic pioneers, whose innovations in story and form unleash new fire onto the American stage."--David Henry Hwang, The plays in this volume span the range of Asian American women's experiences with passion, wit, anger, and blazing theatricality. Roberta Uno's volume redresses a long-neglected gap in theatrical literature by bringing together six outstanding dramatic pioneers, whose innovations in story and form unleash new fire onto the American stage., Uno's introduction is well researched and provides an extensive overview of Asian American arts including acting as well as playwrighting. Uno has gone to great lengths to provide a comprehensive artistic context in which these plays were written as well as the historical period they cover. Unbroken Thread is a significant and welcome collection., [Uno] provides a unique and valuable appendix, listing 69 Asian American women playwrights with 268 plays and all their production histories. Nowhere else have I seen this information gathered together., "There is nothing frivolous in these tales of isolation and captivity, of stereotypes and generational clashes. These are potent and memorable dramas about individuals mired in societal conflict. The fine introduction and biographical profiles discuss the forces that both hindered and inspired the development of Asian American theatre."--Booklist"Uno's introduction is well researched and provides an extensive overview of Asian American arts including acting as well as playwrighting. Uno has gone to great lengths to provide a comprehensive artistic context in which these plays were written as well as the historical period they cover. Unbroken Thread is a significant and welcome collection."--Asian American Arts Dialogue"[Uno] provides a unique and valuable appendix, listing 69 Asian American women playwrights with 268 plays and all their production histories. Nowhere else have I seen this information gathered together."--Women's Review of Books"Unites six authors who have searched for a voice and a means to outline the Asian-American sentiment from the viewpoint of the dejected Angel Island captive, the Japanese farmworker, those on the verge of internment in California, and the differences and infinite connections between an Asian woman and her Asian-American counterpart."--San Francisco Review of Books"The plays in this volume span the range of Asian American women's experiences with passion, wit, anger, and blazing theatricality. Roberta Uno's volume redresses a long-neglected gap in theatrical literature by bringing together six outstanding dramatic pioneers, whose innovations in story and form unleash new fire onto the American stage."--David Henry Hwang, "There is nothing frivolous in these tales of isolation and captivity, of stereotypes and generational clashes. These are potent and memorable dramas about individuals mired in societal conflict. The fine introduction and biographical profiles discuss the forces that both hindered and inspired the development of Asian American theatre."--Booklist "Uno's introduction is well researched and provides an extensive overview of Asian American arts including acting as well as playwrighting. Uno has gone to great lengths to provide a comprehensive artistic context in which these plays were written as well as the historical period they cover. Unbroken Thread is a significant and welcome collection."--Asian American Arts Dialogue "[Uno] provides a unique and valuable appendix, listing 69 Asian American women playwrights with 268 plays and all their production histories. Nowhere else have I seen this information gathered together."--Women's Review of Books "Unites six authors who have searched for a voice and a means to outline the Asian-American sentiment from the viewpoint of the dejected Angel Island captive, the Japanese farmworker, those on the verge of internment in California, and the differences and infinite connections between an Asian woman and her Asian-American counterpart."--San Francisco Review of Books "The plays in this volume span the range of Asian American women's experiences with passion, wit, anger, and blazing theatricality. Roberta Uno's volume redresses a long-neglected gap in theatrical literature by bringing together six outstanding dramatic pioneers, whose innovations in story and form unleash new fire onto the American stage."--David Henry Hwang, There is nothing frivolous in these tales of isolation and captivity, of stereotypes and generational clashes. These are potent and memorable dramas about individuals mired in societal conflict. The fine introduction and biographical profiles discuss the forces that both hindered and inspired the development of Asian American theatre., Unites six authors who have searched for a voice and a means to outline the Asian-American sentiment from the viewpoint of the dejected Angel Island captive, the Japanese farmworker, those on the verge of internment in California, and the differences and infinite connections between an Asian woman and her Asian-American counterpart.
Copyright Date
1993
Topic
Women Authors, Anthologies (Multiple Authors), General, Women's Studies
Lccn
93-021858
Dewey Decimal
812/.540809287
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Genre
Drama, Social Science

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