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Tiny Alice is a three-act play written by Edward Albee that premiered on Broadway at the Billy Rose Theatre in 1964. Synopsis. Powerful widow Miss Alice and her lawyer offer a generous grant to the church on the condition that the cardinal's naïve secretary be used as a liaison.
Tiny Alice (Original, Play, Broadway) opened in New York City Dec 29, 1964 and played through May 22, 1965.
For by calling Tiny Alice“a metaphysical dream play,” Albee placed his own play in the tradition of dramatic expressionism that goes back to Strindberg’s dream plays and eventually became naturalized, as it were, with the experiments of O’Neill.
Complete summary of Edward Albee's Tiny Alice. eNotes plot summaries cover all the significant action of Tiny Alice.
Edward Albee’s aural and visual symbolism is the crucial dramatic device in Tiny Alice. From the characters’ discussions of the model and the replica to the Lawyer’s use of the word ...
Tiny Alice is an existential play by American author Edward Albee. First performed in New York in 1964, it befuddled critics and casual playgoers alike with its symbolic use of characters, unconventional and ambiguous uses of dialogue, and commentary on sexuality and spirituality.
"Tiny Alice" begins with a venomous exchange between a lawyer and a cardinal whose contempt for each other careens back to their school days. Eventually,...
