1958 in Literature - New Drama

New Drama

  • Samuel Beckett - Krapp's Last Tape
  • Brendan Behan - The Hostage
  • Max Frisch - The Fire Raisers and Phiipp Hotz's Fury
  • Jean Genet - The Blacks (first published)
  • Elmer Rice - Cue for Passion
  • Peter Shaffer - Five Finger Exercise
  • N. F. Simpson - The Hole
  • Arnold Wesker - Chicken Soup with Barley (first performed)
  • Tennessee Williams - Suddenly, Last Summer
  • Mohan Rakesh - Ashadh Ka Ek Din

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