Manhattan theatre company
- Manhattan theatre company
Harrison Grey Fiske, editor of the
New York Dramatic Mirror, leased the Manhattan Theatre in 1901 to establish a repertory company (producing up to nine plays a year) starring his wife,
Minnie Maddern Fiske. Rivaling the powerful
Theatrical Syndicate, the Fiskes toured the country between 1906 and 1914 with a troupe that impressed critics and audiences with its strong
ensemble acting and highly realistic details in scenery and costumes.
The Historical Dictionary of the American Theater.
James Fisher.
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