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To obtain the rights to produce a play or musical, complete the following steps:
- Play Title.
- Producing organization.
- Place of performance (City, State & Theatre)
- Seating capacity.
- Ticket prices.
- Nonprofit or for-profit group.
- Number of performances.
- Performance dates.
What top tier publisher owns the rights to Our Town by Thornton Wilder?
Concord Theatricals Acquires Licensing Rights to Thornton Wilder’s OUR TOWN (MULTILINGUAL)
Why does Our Town have no props?
Our Town has little scenery because the author wanted it to seem as if it could take place in any town. Wilder also did not want the play to seem too…
What does the moon symbolize in Our Town?
The moon in Our Town symbolizes beauty and the eternal. This is a bit of a stretch though, because the moon itself may just be the moon.
How long is Our Town the play?
Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play celebrates what it means to be human and the bonds that unite us all. Part 1 = 1hr 20mins | Interval = 20mins | Part 2 = 30mins.
Who is the lady in the box in Our Town?
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| Character | Description |
|---|---|
| Rebecca Gibbs | Rebecca Gibbs is George’s younger sister, who is about 11 when the play begins; she’s good at saving her allowance. |
| Lady in a box | The lady in a box is a character in the audience who asks questions about culture in Grover’s Corners. |
Is Our Town realistic or non realistic?
The play Our Town is purposely not realistic. For most plays, the goal is to pull the audience into the play so that they feel that they are part of…
What is the plot structure of Our Town?
PLOT STRUCTURE ANALYSIS. Our Town is an unusual play in structure. It intentionally contains little action, in order to support the theme; nothing exciting or suspenseful happens in any of the three acts, just as nothing exciting happens in Grover’s Corners. The play also ignores most dramatic conventions.
