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A number of black women writers, including Toni Morrison and Alice Walker, have achieved eminence in the domain of fiction. This study highlights the major women playwrights Adrienne Kennedy, Sonia Sanchez and Ntozake Shange, and examines their plays in terms of three significant themes race, gender and class. With growing interest in marginalised literatures, particularly in African American literature, women’s writing and theatre studies, this book is bound to be useful to students, research scholars and teachers.