Point of View in Drama: Diegetic Monologue, Unreliable Narrators, and the Author's Voice on Stage
Brian Richardson

Lucan and the Self-Incised Voids of Julius Caesar
Clifford J. Ronan

Defining the South English Legendary as a Form of Drama: The Relationship between Theory and Praxis
Karen Bjelland

'Shut Up!' 'Be Quiet!' 'Hush!' Talk and Its Suppression in Three Plays by Tennessee Williams
Thomas F. Van Laan

Harold Pinter: Critical Approaches, edited by Steven H. Gale
Hersh Zeifman

Shakespeare's Tragedies: An Introduction, by Dieter Mehl
Michael Shapiro

Renaissance Drama, edited by Leonard Barkan
Rolf Soellner

Essays on Modern American Drama: Williams, Miller, Albee, and Shepard, edited by Dorthy Parker
Brenda Murphy

Shakespeare and the Uses of Comedy, by J. A. Bryant, Jr.
William M. Jones

Americans in the Arts, 1890-1920, by James Gibbons Huneker
Philip J. Egan

Critical Essays on Henrik Ibsen, edited by Charles R. Lyons
Michael Hinden

Renaissance Revivals: City Comedy and Revenge Tragedy in the London Theatre, 1576-1980, by Wendy Griswold
Arthur W. Bloom

"As Ever, Gene": The Letters of Eugene O'Neill to George Jean Nathan, edited by Nancy L. Roberts and Arthur W. Roberts
Thomas P. Adler

Opera and the Uses of Language: Mozart, Verdi, and Britten, by Sandra Corse
John P. Frayne