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Lysistrata of Aristophanes: an African version playscript

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Browne, Theodore

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Play script for Lysistrata of Aristophanes: an African version playscript which was performed by the Seattle Negro Unit of the Federal Theatre Project in Seattle, Washington
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  1. Federal Theatre Project (U.S.)
  2. Theater

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