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"Twelve Plays" is a curated collection of one-act dramas selected by Edwin Van B. Knickerbocker, specifically compiled to showcase the diversity and technique of the short dramatic form during the early twentieth century. This anthology brings together a variety of works that explore themes of human nature, social dynamics, and comedic irony, making it a valuable resource for students of drama, theater practitioners, and lovers of classical literature.

The plays included in this volume are designed for both reading and stage performance, highlighting the era's shift toward the "Little Theatre" movement and the growing popularity of concise, impactful storytelling. From poignant tragedies to lighthearted farces, each piece demonstrates the unique challenges and rewards of the one-act play format. This collection serves as an excellent primer for those looking to understand the evolution of early modern theater and the stylistic shifts that defined the stage in the 1920s. By gathering these diverse works into a single volume, Knickerbocker provides a comprehensive look at the dramatic landscape of his time, emphasizing the literary and performative merit of the short-form play.

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