Wilder's play is known for its elaborate stage props true or false

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motikmotik3 years ago

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Answer: False

Explanation: Quite the opposite, Thornton Wilder's career as a playwright is known for its simplicity. For example, his play <em>Our Town</em> has no elaborate props or stage, and the actors go as far as rearranging the furniture themselves. Not only is his work popular, it has an extremely low production cost.

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