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The Member of the Wedding Lesson Plan
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 The Member of the Wedding Summary
3,676 words, approx. 12 pages The Member of the Wedding by Carson McCullers Carson McCullers (1917-67) was born Lula Carson Smith in Columbus, Georgia, the model for Frankie Addams's hometown in the play. Although she experienced a relatively happy childhood, McCullers grew... summary from source:
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 The Washington Post The Other Members of the Wedding
06/25/2001: 1,617 words, approx. 5 pages Although weddings are about the bride and groom, there is another crucial ingredient to successful nuptials: the invitees. "The bride and groom are only half of the equation," said Colin Cowie, a celebrity wedding and event planner. "The other half is the guests.... summary from source:
Variety The Member of the Wedding.(Theater Review)
08/08/2005: 664 words, approx. 2 pages THE MEMBER OF THE WEDDING (WESTPORT COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE; 575 SEATS; $65 TOP) WESTPORT, Conn. A Westport Country Playhouse presentation of a play in three acts by Carson McCullers. Directed by Joanne Woodward. Sets, James Noone; costumes, Laurie Churba; lighting, Julie Duro;...
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 Critical Review by John Mason Brown
1,695 words, approx. 6 pages
In the following review of the theatrical version of The Member of the Wedding, Brown discusses the differences between the play and the novel.
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Critical Essay by Marguerite Young
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Carson McCullers' The Member of the Wedding, astutely and frugally designed, is a deceptive piece of writing, and its candor may betray the unwary reader into accepting it as what it first seems, a study of turbulent adolescence…. [McCullers' portrait of childhood is composed of] a com-plexus of unreal, real, and surreal events, in a pattern which is itself as delusive as the dream of a total happiness. Merely by thinking in terms of the individual childhood here presented rather than i... summary from source:
Critical Review by Wolcott Gibbs
1,092 words, approx. 4 pages
In the following review Gibbs praises the theatrical production of The Member of the Wedding, but faults the attempt to condense the entire novel into a three-act play.
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