When Working Class American Audiences Found Theater Productions Too Sophisticated

question 93

Multiple Choice

When working class American audiences found theater productions too sophisticated for their tastes,

• A)they walked out of the theater.
• B)they began producing their own plays.
• C)they resorted to mob violence.
• D)they refused to attend the productions.
• E)the theatres were closed.

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