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- Critical Essay on Play with a Tiger
Dell’Amico is an instructor of English literature and composition. In this essay, Dell’Amico explores how Lessing’s reformist political convictions inform her play.
- Doris Lessing, Women Playwrights, and the Politics of Dramatic Form
In the following essay, Carlson examines the relationship between Anna and Dave Miller in Play with a Tiger.
- Doris Lessing’s Feminist Plays
In the following excerpt, Krause identifies commonalities between Play with a Tiger and Lessing’s novel The Golden Notebook.
- Liaisons
In the following review, Gellert praises the intent behind Lessing’s play but says the play suffers in performance.
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