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Virginia Woolf’s *To the Lighthouse* is a pivotal modernist novel examining the passage of time and the complexities of familial relationships. The narrative employs stream-of-consciousness to portray multiple characters' thoughts and feelings, notably Mrs. Ramsay, Mr. Ramsey, and their children. It...
Virginia Woolf's *Mrs Dalloway* explores the inner lives of its characters through stream-of-consciousness narration. Clarissa Dalloway navigates social obligations while confronting memories and anxieties surrounding her marriage and youth. The novel offers a profound examination of identity, time,...
Wang is an American comic opera or operetta with music by Woolson Morse and a libretto by J. Cheever Goodwin. The two-act production is set in Siam, with scenes associated with Pechaburi and Bangkok, and combines operatic writing with elements of burlesque and musical comedy. It opened at the Broadw...
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Successful American operetta remembered by theatre historians, but exoticized setting and weak modern repertory presence reduce standing.
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