The Federal Theatre Project, part of the New Deal, aimed to employ artists during the Great Depression while entertaining families and producing relevant art. This book presents case studies examining the connections between the project and regional communities across the United States.
Focusing on the Federal Theatre Project, this book delves into its role as a New Deal initiative aimed at employing artists during the Great Depression while providing entertainment to struggling families. Through various case studies, it examines the connections between the project and regional communities across the United States, highlighting its impact on both the arts and society during a challenging historical period.