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Rachel Crothers was renowned for her ability to command all aspects of a stage production-unusual for playwrights and even more so for a woman of this time period. Rachel Crothers: Broadway Innovator, Feminist Pioneer celebrates her remarkable skill and feminism, from her experiences as a young actress in Illinois and New York to the success of her first play in 1906 and beyond. Crothers integrated themes of double standards, prostitution, and women's rights in her work, and she went on to become President of the Stage Women's War Relief Fund through both World Wars and the Great Depression.
Presented in partnership with the McLean County Museum of History.
Join in-person in the library's Community Room or online via Zoom. Please register and indicate you will be attending online to receive the Zoom link.
Registration is required and space is limited.
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