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Eugene Gladstone O’Neill ( New York, 1888. október 16. – Boston, 1953. november 27.) Nobel-díjas amerikai drámaíró. Jelentősége: megteremti az európaival egyenrangú amerikai drámát. Az úgynevezett „kis színház” célja: a művészet otthonává tenni a színházat, és megteremteni az amerikai színházat.
Eugene O'Neill was born in New York City on October 16, 1888, the son of James O'Neill, an actor who, like other major stars of the time, spent his life on extended tours of the country. The young O'Neill spent his infancy in hotel rooms and the wings of theatres. As he grew older, Eugene was sent to private Catholic boarding schools and to ...
Primary Source Archive. Original source materials from private and public collections. Findit. A finding aid for the eOneill.com website with links to text and audiovisual resources. eOneill.com is an electronic forum and archive devoted to the American playwright, Eugene O'Neill.
Compre A Juventude Não é Tudo, de Eugene Oneill, no maior acervo de livros do Brasil. As mais variadas edições, novas, semi-novas e usadas pelo melhor preço.
dramaturgia do século XX produziu poucas peças tão unanimemente consideradas obras-primas como Longa jor-nada noite adentro de Eugene O’Neill. Concluída em 1941, peça, que aborda questões cruciais da vida familiar do au-tor, teve sua publicação e montagem vetadas durante os vinte.
Eugene O’Neill, (born Oct. 16, 1888, New York, N.Y., U.S.—died Nov. 27, 1953, Boston, Mass.), U.S. playwright. The son of a touring actor, he spent an itinerant youth as a seaman, heavy drinker, and derelict, then began writing plays while recovering from tuberculosis (1912). His one-act Bound East for Cardiff (1916) was produced by the ...
5 de mai. de 2019 · Mr. Eugene O’Neill, who has done nothing much in American drama save to transform it utterly, in ten or twelve years, from a false world of neat and competent trickery to a world of splendor and fear and greatness . . . has seen life as not to be arranged in the study of a scholar but as a terrifying, magnificent, and often horrible thing akin to the tornado, the earthquake, the devastating ...
