Clyde Fitch and the American Theatre

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Focusing on the life and impact of Clyde Fitch, this biography explores his significant role in American theatre and his influence on future playwrights. It provides a detailed examination of his contributions to gay history, offering a fresh perspective on his plays that calls for their reconsideration and revival. This work fills a gap in the literature, as no major biography has been published since Fitch's sanitized letters in 1924, making it essential for understanding his legacy in the theatrical landscape.