Elmer Rice

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Elmer Rice was an American playwright and director best known for his innovative and socially conscious dramas in the early 20th century.

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Elmer Rice canonical 13

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instanceOf human
playwright
theatre director
awardReceived Pulitzer Prize for Drama
birthName Elmer Leopold Reizenstein
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
familyName Rice
fieldOfWork literature
theatre
genre drama
social drama
givenName Elmer
knownFor innovative dramatic structure
socially conscious themes in drama
use of expressionistic staging
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement expressionism
linked to: Expressionism

social realism
name Elmer Rice
notableAchievement known for socially conscious plays addressing contemporary issues
pioneer of expressionistic techniques in American theatre
notableWork Counsellor-at-Law
Street Scene
The Adding Machine
We, the People
occupation novelist
playwright
screenwriter
theatre director
politicalView liberal
workLocation New York City
wrote A Voyage to Purilia
American Landscape
Between Two Worlds
Counsellor-at-Law
Imperial City
Minority Report (autobiography)
On Trial
Street Scene
The Adding Machine
The Grand Tour
The Iron Cross
linked to: Iron Cross

The Left Bank
The Subway
We, the People

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Street Scene basedOnAuthor Elmer Rice
Street Scene screenwriter Elmer Rice
Betty Field spouse Elmer Rice
Elmer hasNotableBearer Elmer Rice
Elmer Rice name Elmer Rice
Dream Girl (play) author Elmer Rice
subject linked to: Dream Girl
Dream Girl screenwriter Elmer Rice
Adding Machine basedOnAuthor Elmer Rice