Episode 93: Brava! American Women Make Theater, with Dr. Melissa Barton

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Recorded25 Apr 2022

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The roles played by women in theatre in the United States have been varied, from playwrights and performers to critics and members of the audience. Now the Beinecke Library at Yale University is sharing some of the stories of these women in an exhibit called Brava! Women Make American Theater, which runs through July 3, 2022. Today we're joined by Dr. Melissa Barton. She's the Curator of Drama and Prose at the Yale Collection of American Literature, as well as one of the lead creators of the exhibit.

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