The Growth of English Drama

The Growth of English Drama, written by Arnold Wynne and published in 1914, provides a historical analysis of English drama from its ecclesiastical origins to the emergence of various dramatic forms, including moralities and interludes. Wynne emphasizes the significance of early church drama, detailing its evolution and the transition to more dynamic storytelling methods. The book aims to fill gaps in existing literature by offering detailed accounts of plots, characters, and the development of theatrical practices in early English plays, making it a valuable resource for students of drama history.