our town by thornton wilder is in the crime fiction genre.
what genre is our town by thornton wilder?
crime fiction
its final two productions continued that tradition: william saroyan's "the time of your life" was the second-to-last production. the final production, directed by william marchand, was thornton wilder's "our town".





























section::::see also.





























bullet::::- history of saint paul, minnesota





























bullet::::- rarig center





























section::::external links.





























bullet::::- cook, estelle. (1915). kindling the hearth fire: a rural drama. retrieved from the university of minnesota digital conservancy, http://hdl.handle.net/11299/169146.





























section::::references.





























bullet::::- punchinello players





























bullet::::- "our town, by thornton wilder: commemorating the closing of the 79th and final season of punchinello players, 1914-1994" punchinello players; university of minnesota rhetoric department. 1994. http://www.worldcat.org/title/our-town-by-thornton-wilder-commemorating-the-closing-of-the-79th-and-final-season-of-punchinello-players-1914-1994/oclc/57251710
punchinello players
bullet::::- thornton wilder: ". frankfurt am main 1999





























bullet::::- thornton wilder: ". frankfurt am main 1999





























bullet::::- thornton wilder: ". frankfurt am main 1999





























section::::documentaries.





























bullet::::- "franz werfel – " (zdf/orf, 1988)





























bullet::::- "leo perutz – " (zdf/orf, 1989)





























bullet::::- " – " (zdf/orf, 1992)





























bullet::::- "andré previn – " (dor-film, 2008)





























bullet::::- "tracking edith" (peartree-entertainment, 2016)





























section::::external links.





























bullet::::- jungk's homepage at the university of alabama





























bullet::::- "hi-ho, hi- huh? philip glass does disney" by dave itzkoff, "the new york times", september 29, 2008





























bullet::::- the perfect american / by peter stephan jungk, michael hofmann (translation) goodreads.com 2004
peter stephan jungk