An Overpraised Season
by Richard S Dunlop
Why we like it
"Dunlop's 'An Overpraised Season' cleverly critiques the theatrical establishment, providing a sharp reflection on artistic merit."
From: Underrated or Overlooked MasterpiecesWhat readers are saying
Readers appreciate the reflections on Thornton Wilder's work and enjoy the unique production history of the play. However, some feel that the writing doesn't fully capture a teenager's perspective, though there are still enjoyable moments.
Synopsis
Numerous problems facing today's intelligent and sensitive adolescents are treated in the 40 minute play, which, in episode form, concerns two boys and a girl; a domineering, religiously fanatic mother; and a selfish, egocentric father.
A narrator, somewhat like the Stage Manager of Our Town, propounds the philosophy of the play.
Publication
An Overpraised Season is a play written by Richard S Dunlop and published by Samuel French (1960).
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Samuel French · 1960 · 29 pp
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