Jason Robert Brown Reflects on The Eighth Day
On November 14, 1968, Thornton Wilder received the National Book Award for his sixth novel, The Eighth Day. On the
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Bonnie Georgette Hamlett | The Wilder-Proust Questionnaire
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Professor Christopher Benfey | The Wilder-Proust Questionnaire
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Monika Lehman, Beinecke Library | The Wilder-Proust Questionnaire
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David Greenspan: The Wilder-Proust Questionnaire
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Thornton Wilder’s Honorary Doctorate from University of New Hampshire
65 years ago today, on June 7, 1953, the University of New Hampshire presented Thornton Niven Wilder, “scholar, philosopher, distinguished
Leslie Odom, Jr. | On Playing George in Our Town
An excerpt from FAILING UP © 2018 by Leslie Odom, Jr. FOR ACTORS OF COLOR, A LARGE Determining factor of
This Play Is Called Our Town: 80 Years in Grover’s Corners
SDC Journal asked director Kate Powers to speak with several directors who have worked on the play,
Surviving by The Skin of Our Teeth: Closing out The Skin’s 75th Anniversary Year
We close out The Skin’s 75th Anniversary Year, pinching ourselves that we are still alive to celebrate this milestone, with a few quotes: one from the author and others from those who love the play and are brave enough to produce and write about it.
Lope, Pinedo, Some Child Actors, and a Lion
By Thornton Wilder Bad times had fallen on the theater. In November 1597 the playhouses of Madrid were closed while