Three Plays

<p><strong>Thornton Wilder will survive. . . as long as there are people around who are willing to sit in something called a theater and be reminded of their common humanity. <em>--New York Times</em></strong></p><p><strong>From celebrated Pulitzer Prize-winning author and playwright Thornton Wilder three of the greatest plays in American literature together in one volume: <em>Our Town</em> <em>The Skin of Our Teeth</em> and <em>The Matchmaker. </em>This essential compendium includes a preface by the author as well as a foreword by playwright John Guare.</strong></p><p><em>Our Town</em> Wilder's timeless Pulitzer Prize-winning classic about love death and destiny opened on Broadway in 1938 and continues to be celebrated and performed on stages all around the world.</p><p><em>The Skin of our Teeth</em> Wilder's brilliant and enduring romp about human follies and human endurance starring the Antrobus family of Excelsior New Jersey earned Wilder his third Pulitzer Prize in 1943.</p><p><em>The Matchmaker</em> a dazzling farce about money and love stars the irrepressible busybody Dolly Gallagher Levi who leads young and old on an adventure that changes their lives. It was later adapted into the famed musical <em>Hello Dolly!</em></p>