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Michael Lueger

Michael Lueger is a contingent lecturer in theater at Boston College and Emerson College. He hosts and produces the Theater History Podcast and has written about theater for publications including WBUR, JSTOR Daily, The Awl, and Howlround.

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How Canons Are Formed

By Michael Lueger | September 10, 2021

Many Progressive Era playwrights were women. So how did they become “invisible” in the canon?

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