S1·E16 La Mama Playwrights
Synopsis
The off-Broadway La Mama Experimental Theater Club, founded by Ellen Stewart presents three avant-garde works. The plays: 1. "Pavane," by Jean-Claude van Itallie, examines rituals of modern society. 2. "Fourteen Hundred Thousand," by Sam Shepard, involves a young couple and their in-laws. 3. "The Recluse," by Paul Foster, focuses on a demented old lady in an abandoned hospital.
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When did Season 1 Episode 16 of NET Playhouse air?
Season 1, Episode 16 ('La Mama Playwrights') originally aired on January 20, 1967.
How long is Season 1 Episode 16 ('La Mama Playwrights')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for NET Playhouse.
What happens in NET Playhouse Season 1 Episode 16?
The off-Broadway La Mama Experimental Theater Club, founded by Ellen Stewart presents three avant-garde works. The plays: 1. "Pavane," by Jean-Claude van Itallie, examines rituals of modern society. 2. "Fourteen Hundred Thousand," by Sam Shepard, involves a young couple and their in-laws. 3. "The Re...
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