From the earliest days of colonial drama to the modern era of Broadway blockbusters, the American stage has been a vibrant and ever-changing cultural institution. In 'A History of the Theatre in America from Its Beginnings to the Present Time', Arthur Hornblow offers a comprehensive survey of the people, productions, and trends that have shaped this enduring art form.

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