This is the 1962 edition of Msters of Modern Drama by Block and Shedd, published by Random House. The book has a grey cover with lettering in black. The spine has a black box for the title, which is lettered in gold. It includes the play scripts of popular playwrights like Ibsen, Anton Chekhov, Sartre, Bernard Shaw, Eugene O'Neill, Berthold Brecht, Thorton Wilder, Tennessee Williams, Arthur Miller, Samuel Beckett, and more. The plays are included in their entirety. The book begins with a large section of black and white photographs of the stage-version of the various plays. There are 1198 pages.
The book is in good vintage condition for its age and use. The covers have general wear with some fading to the spine label and a small, slight stain on the front cover. The spines are still attached at the covers. There is a faint ink inscription inside the front cover. The pages are beginning to yellow at the edges.
The book measures 10.75 by 8.25 inches. It is 2 inches thick.
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