Introduction: Living in the 1940s -- Prelude to World War II -- Leaders of the decade -- World War II -- The war's impact on civilian life -- Post-war domestic life and consumerism -- Children -- Teen-agers -- Communications, media, and transportation -- Women and fashion -- The culture -- Cold War anxieties -- 1. The American theatre in the 1940s -- The late 1930s: forebodings of war -- Idiot's delight -- Influential organizations -- It can't happen here -- Broadway plays and musicals -- Radio drama -- The 1940-41 and 1941-42 seasons -- African American theatre -- Broadway plays and musicals -- Lady in the dark -- The American Theatre Wing and other war service organizations -- Radio drama -- The war years, 1942-1943 -- Broadway plays and musicals -- This is the army -- Oklahoma! -- The Paul Robeson Othello -- Post-war theatre, 1946-1950 -- African-American theatre -- Broadway plays and musicals -- Modern dance and theatrical dance -- Tributary theatres -- Directors and producers -- 2. Introducing the playwrights -- Introduction -- Eugene O'Neill (1888-1953) -- Thornton Wilder (1897-1975) -- Tennessee Williams (1911-1983) -- Arthur Miller (1915-2005) -- 3. Eugene O'Neill: love and loss of the soul by Zander Brietzske -- A touch of the poet -- The iceman cometh -- Long day's journey into night -- A moon for the misbegotten -- 4. Thornton Wilder: seeing beyond dark times by Felicia Hardison Londre -- Our town -- The skin of our teeth -- Shadow of a doubt -- The alcestiad -- 5. Tennessee Williams: experimentation and "The great American play" by Thomas Keith -- Battle of angels -- Stairs to the roof -- The glass menagerie -- Summer and smoke -- A streetcar named desire -- 6. Arthur Miller: the individual and social responsibility by Valleri J. Robinson -- All my sons -- Death of a salesman -- The crucible -- 7. Documents: A high-school perspective on theatre in 1947 by Ann Crisp; Collecting O'Neill by Lamar Lentz; Acting in The skin of our teeth with Helen Hayes by Hank Whittemore; Tennessee Williams in Provincetown by David Kaplan; Mapping Arthur Miller's Brooklyn by Steven Marino; Retrospective by Thomas D. Pawley III -- Afterword
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