Theatres and Communities: Three Scenes
Social ProblemsPublished 1 April 1989
Howard S. Becker, Michal M. McCall, Lori V. Morris, Paul Meshejian
Citations50
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score2.18
SNIP2.47
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Chicago, San Francisco, and Minneapolis/St. Paul are major regional centers of theatrical activity in the United States. Like other viable theatre communities, they contain the resources theatres need to produce plays, including community traditions and theatrical cultures, work opportunities, and theatre spaces. We have presented our analysis of these communities and their resources in a dramatic format, which solves some problems of scientific communication but makes additional demands on the reader.
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