The Provincetown Plays

"The Provincetown Plays: Third Series" presents a collection of one-act plays from the vibrant and influential Provincetown Players. This anthology showcases the innovative spirit of early 20th-century American drama, featuring works by Neith Boyce, Alfred Kreymborg, and Eugene O'Neill.

These plays capture the experimental nature of the Provincetown Players, who were instrumental in developing American playwriting and theatrical production. Exploring diverse themes and styles, this collection offers a valuable glimpse into a pivotal moment in American theater history. Discover the raw talent and creative energy that defined the Provincetown Players and their lasting impact on the stage.

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