Portrayals of Americans on the World Stage

Discover the fascinating exploration of how the United States and its people are portrayed on the world stage in Portrayals of Americans on the World Stage by McFarland & Co Inc. Published in 2009, this insightful book spans 250 pages and delves into dramatic works from various cultures, including Eighteenth Century German dramas about Native Americans and post-Revolutionary War British plays. It also examines contemporary theatrical representations from Japan, Mexico, Serbia, Ireland, Ghana, and beyond. This unique collection highlights the conflicting and diverse portrayals of Americans, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of how different cultures interpret the American identity. Whether you're a student of theater, a lover of cultural studies, or simply curious about global perspectives on the U.S., this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of drama and national identity.