From Urinetown to Cat on a Hot Tin Roof via Other Desert Cities and Betty Blue Eyes " does a title become famous because of a play or a play become famous because (or despite) of its title?One of the many decisions a dramatist has to make is whether the title of the play should ever be spoken on stage. In Arthur Miller's All My Sons and Harold's Pinter's A Kind of Alaska, the phrases that give the dramas their names …
SOURCE: The Guardian at 03:30AM on March 19, 2014