"The Little Country Theater" by Alfred G. Arvold explores the burgeoning little theater movement and its impact on rural communities. This meticulously prepared print republication delves into the world of community theater, examining the vital role of drama and performance in shaping local culture. Arvold, a key figure in the movement, provides insights into the practical aspects of establishing and maintaining a thriving rural theater, from playwriting and scenery design to community engagement. Discover the enduring appeal of grassroots theater and its power to transform landscapes and lives. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of theater and the power of local arts.
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