Samuel Eichelbaum

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Samuel Eichelbaum was a pioneering New Zealand playwright and lawyer known for his influential contributions to early 20th-century New Zealand theatre.

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instanceOf dramatist
person
playwright
activeInPeriod 20th century
countryOfBirth United States of America
countryOfCitizenship New Zealand
countryOfDeath New Zealand
dateOfBirth 1899-06-15
dateOfDeath 1967-03-26
describedAs important figure in New Zealand theatre history
pioneering New Zealand playwright
educatedAt Victoria University College
Wellington College
ethnicGroup Jewish
familyName Eichelbaum
fieldOfWork drama
law
theatre
genre drama
play
givenName Samuel
hasInfluenced New Zealand playwrights
New Zealand theatre
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf New Zealand Bar
movedTo New Zealand
notableFor early 20th-century New Zealand theatre
pioneering New Zealand drama
notableWork The Father
The House of the People
The Married Man
The Prodigal Son
The Ship of Dreams
occupation judge
lawyer
playwright
placeOfBirth San Francisco
placeOfDeath Auckland
positionHeld judge of the Compensation Court
sexOrGender male
subjectOf New Zealand literary criticism
workLocation Auckland
Wellington
writingStyle realist drama

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