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The 12 pages that link to Eugene O’Neill, each with the reason it gives.

• Arthur MillerCompared with: O’Neill’s expansive, often tragic family dramas preceded Miller’s and helped shape modern American theater.

• Theatre GuildRelated: The Guild produced many of his plays and helped establish him in American theatre.

• American theatreRelated: His psychologically complex plays brought American drama new scale and international recognition.

• Theatrical realismRelated: His early plays drew on realist and naturalist traditions in depicting working-class lives.

• Irish AmericansBroader topic: His drama explored family life and identity in an Irish American setting.

• Theater in the United StatesRelated: His plays brought sustained critical attention to American drama.

• Dorothy DayRelated: Day worked briefly as a reporter in the New York literary world where O’Neill was a prominent figure.

• Jason RobardsRelated: Robards’s performances in O’Neill plays became central to his reputation as a stage actor.

• Jessica LangeRelated: O'Neill wrote the play in which Lange's Broadway performance won a Tony.

• Brooks AtkinsonRelated: Atkinson championed O’Neill’s serious drama as American theater expanded beyond light entertainment.

• Fredric MarchRelated: March’s performance as James Tyrone brought him a Tony Award.

• Tallulah BankheadRelated: Bankhead appeared in his play A Royal Family, linking her career to modern American drama.