Frederick Stein

26 May, 22:41

According to the Stage Manager in Act 1 of Our Town, "There's some scenery for those

for those who think they have to have

scenery." Why does Wilder keep the scenery minimal?

to illustrate the simplicity of life in Grover's Corners

to put the emphasis on people and life

so the Stage Manager is more free to move about

to force the audience to use its imagination

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