I saw the entire series. Being from Brazil, I wish Mike could do one episode on 20th Century Third World Theater, specially latin america. We have in Brazil one major playwright NELSON RODRIGUES, a true genious, he has amazing plays, very modernistic. Consider that in that time Brazil was an isolated country, and NELSON somehow had impressionist, Brechtian, and other elements in his plays, although he had never heard of them.
A lot of people don't know this, but originally Broadway was one of three streets - A, B, and C Roadway. A and C were demolished during the war, so we were left with B Roadway, or "Broadway", as it is known in the vernacular.
Great episode. It is interesting how many theater titans are dudes who didn’t write women that well (Miller) or who had bad relationships with them in real life (Brecht)
Yea, contemporary bway. Everyone thinks of Hamilton nowadays when speaking of Broadway... I'd say there's much more than that; and Hamilton, though a good show, isn't really one that defines Broadway.
My mom named me Stella from a street car named desire, and all my life people have been screaming “STELLA” at me, and now I finally understand why
I saw the entire series. Being from Brazil, I wish Mike could do one episode on 20th Century Third World Theater, specially latin america. We have in Brazil one major playwright NELSON RODRIGUES, a true genious, he has amazing plays, very modernistic. Consider that in that time Brazil was an isolated country, and NELSON somehow had impressionist, Brechtian, and other elements in his plays, although he had never heard of them.
I read “A Raisin in the Sun” last semester I’m my Hnrs Eng 191 class and it was so good!!
A lot of people don't know this, but originally Broadway was one of three streets - A, B, and C Roadway. A and C were demolished during the war, so we were left with B Roadway, or "Broadway", as it is known in the vernacular.
Where are the musicals!?!
We better get to some musicals eventually, they are the best and why I am here
This is where you break into a choreographed song-and-dance routine, isn't it?
@@DFloyd84 Yup, not realistic, but other parts of theater aren't either!
Musicals are the best. Theatre AND Music AND Dance (even through they’re all the same thing)... what could be better?
Derek Floyd Who doesn’t love a choreographed song-and-dance number? (If you don’t, I’m sorry, I don’t think we can be friends...)
Great episode. It is interesting how many theater titans are dudes who didn’t write women that well (Miller) or who had bad relationships with them in real life (Brecht)
Didn't think I would be watching a crash course on broadway!! This was really engaging.
Just found this channel, and im hooked already 👍❤️
My friend Welcome...yiu have a lot of catching up to do 😂😅
Mike Rugnetta is a national treasure.
Love this channel 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Same it's the best
Thankyou so much crash course u have helped me so much
Tennessee Williams is a genius. Period.
Broadway is the best thing in the entire universe.
Brando had an appreciable countenance.
I only know about Death of a Salesman from Buffy
*All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. ◇*
Did Streetcar when I was in college. Played Steve
I love this show so much, watching the new episode is the highlight of my week!!
Anybody else miss Thoth?
I'd watch Mike Rugnetta read the phone book. Like, one of the 20th century ones.
Great and moving episode!
Well we finally reached NYC! The city where dreams are made of
Let's not forget Mel Brook's Producers that is about Broadway itself.
Hamilton
Yea, contemporary bway. Everyone thinks of Hamilton nowadays when speaking of Broadway... I'd say there's much more than that; and Hamilton, though a good show, isn't really one that defines Broadway.
Lid ya yeah its just one that introduced me to bway
@@aviparmy-lthatblinkedoncew774 nice!
makeupby nonni yep hamilton introduces me to broadway
Thank you! for saying mul-tea and not mult-eye.
I’ve always been interested in Arthur Miller, because... well... his name is pretty close to mine.
Yaaas, King Tennessee!
I'm sorry I'm late. Love you all. So excited to watch!
One day I'm going to give CradhCourse thousands of dollars.
Mike's Marlon Brando moment was adorable. (And, let's be real, extremely relatable.)
Which application do you use?
Mike sometimes looks like a Duckman character
Need this real bad.
I was Play Writing in 4th Grade.
I had no idea that Hansberry went to UW. That's so cool.
Why did he say “poetic” like that
Can you make a crash course art
I miss idea channel...it was great maybe i didnt appreciate it enough when it was a thing
One other writer I like from this time period is William Inge. “Come Back Little Sheba” was great.
When you finish learning about A Raisin in the Sun (for English) and you have to watch this for Drama XD
LIIIIIQQQUIIIIDDD!
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