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A History of African American Theatre
Errol G. Hill, Dartmouth College
James V. Hatch, City of University of New York

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"There is something monumental about A History of African American Theatre. Published within months of co-author Errol Hill's death, the book, in many ways, embodies Professor Hill's legacy. It challenges the erasure of African Americans from American theatre history by spotlighting their achievements over the past three hundred years. At the same time, this major publication represents the life-long efforts of James V. Hatch, the book's other co-author, to create a lasting and accessible archive on black theatre and performance. Written by Hill and Hatch and featuring a brief foreward by Lloyd Richards, A History of African American Theatre might be the most important book ever written on the history of American Theatre. "

--James Peck, Editor, Theatre Journal #57 2005, Johns Hopkins University Press

The Stone House, A Blues Legend
James V. Hatch, Suzanne Noguere, Camille Billops

Black Theatre USA
revised 1996 by James V. Hatch and Ted Shine

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Lost Plays of the Harlem Renaissance 1920 - 1940
(1996) edited by Hatch & Hamalian. Includes sixteen plays plus documents from the Harlem Renaissance

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Inside the Minstrel Mask, Reading in Nineteenth-Century Blackface Minstrelsy
(1996) edited by Ananamarie Bean, James V. Hatch, and Brooks McNamara Foreword by Mel Watkins

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