How AN AMERICAN DAUGHTER Revival Draws on Eight Different Versions of Wendy Wasserstein's Play

There are some playwrights who get a play open and leave it behind, while there are others who are always iterating a work. Wendy Wasserstein was in the latter group. Well after shows had opened, she was thinking of ways to tinker with them, whether she would actually execute the change or not. In a 1995 interview, published in The Playwright's Art: Conversations with Contemporary American Dramatists, she stated that…

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