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Demythologizing America: Past and Present Collide in Boston,red out of theatre and into recreation projects. The Boston FTP, the regional center of the Northeast, suffered repeated failures in its first year. In a letter to Massachusetts FTP director Leonard Gallagher, Flanagan could not quell her despair: “We have not one thing to show for a quarter of a mi

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The Fading Frontier: Excavating the Portland Federal Theatre Project,t and gusty.” FTP units peppered the West in Seattle, Denver, Portland, and throughout California.. In ., Flanagan characterized FTP workers in the East as perceiving themselves as diametrically opposed and fundamentally at odds with the administration; by contrast, workers in the West saw disagreem

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,Epilogue: An American Audience for the “People’s Theatre”, Cherry Jones, John Turturro, Bill Murray, John Cusack, Joan Cusack, and Hank Azaria, the film documented one of the most oft told and exciting stories of American theatre history—the build up to the production that would become one of the clearest demonstrations of censorship in the United States,

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2947-5767 e case studies explore the ties between the Federal Theatre Project and regional communities throughout the United States.978-1-349-29509-8978-0-230-11956-7Series ISSN 2947-5767 Series E-ISSN 2947-5775

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Demythologizing America: Past and Present Collide in Boston,t would be more fruitful to abandon it entirely—speaks volumes about the severity of the obstacles faced in the city. Though her request to disband the Boston FTP was met with resistance on both the state and national levels, the project remained problematic. By 1938 the FTP had all but ceased to exist in Boston.

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