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في انتظار اليسار و.. استيقظوا وترنموا
في انتظار اليسار، واستيقظوا وترنموا من مسرحيات أوديتس المبكرة. وتتميز هذه المسرحيات عموماً بأنها مستوحاة من ظروف الأزمة الاقتصادية أبان الثلاثينات.
والمسرحيتان تعدان من أدب البروليتاريا، إذ أنهما تصوران حياة الطبقة العاملة ومشكلاتها ومعاناتها بتعاطف وتفهم، وتكشفان عن الظلم الاجتماعي. وبينما تعنى مسرحية في انتظار اليسار بتصوير حياة فئة من الطبقة العاملة، هم سائقو سيارات الأجرة، تعنى مسرحية استيقظوا وترنموا بتصوير حياة عائلة من الطبقة العاملة تحاول أن ترتفع إلى مكانة أعلى.
والمسرحيتان تعدان من أدب البروليتاريا، إذ أنهما تصوران حياة الطبقة العاملة ومشكلاتها ومعاناتها بتعاطف وتفهم، وتكشفان عن الظلم الاجتماعي. وبينما تعنى مسرحية في انتظار اليسار بتصوير حياة فئة من الطبقة العاملة، هم سائقو سيارات الأجرة، تعنى مسرحية استيقظوا وترنموا بتصوير حياة عائلة من الطبقة العاملة تحاول أن ترتفع إلى مكانة أعلى.
223 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1935
About the author
Clifford Odets
76 books35 followersClifford Odets (July 18, 1906 – August 14, 1963) was an American playwright, screenwriter, and director.
Odets was born in Philadelphia to Louis Odets (born Gorodetsky) and Pearl Geisinger, Russian- and Romanian-Jewish immigrants, and raised in Philadelphia and the Bronx, New York. He dropped out of high school after two years to become an actor.
In 1931, he became a founding member of the Group Theatre, a highly influential New York theatre company that utilized an acting technique new to the United States. This technique was based on the system devised by the Russian actor and director Constantin Stanislavski. It was further developed by Group Theatre director Lee Strasberg and became known as The Method or Method Acting. Odets eventually became the Group's primary playwright.
Odets was born in Philadelphia to Louis Odets (born Gorodetsky) and Pearl Geisinger, Russian- and Romanian-Jewish immigrants, and raised in Philadelphia and the Bronx, New York. He dropped out of high school after two years to become an actor.
In 1931, he became a founding member of the Group Theatre, a highly influential New York theatre company that utilized an acting technique new to the United States. This technique was based on the system devised by the Russian actor and director Constantin Stanislavski. It was further developed by Group Theatre director Lee Strasberg and became known as The Method or Method Acting. Odets eventually became the Group's primary playwright.
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