Prize plays for teen-agers
by Helen Louise Miller Gotwalt
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How do the holiday and seasonal themes in these plays reflect the cultural values and societal expectations of the mid-20th century compared to how we celebrate these occasions today?
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Think back to your own middle or high school days—if you had to perform in one of these plays, which character or archetype would you have most wanted to play, and why?
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In what ways do the plots and character dynamics of these prize plays reinforce traditional teenage stereotypes of the era, and where do you see moments of unexpected rebellion or depth?
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