Percy MacKaye

Percy MacKaye (født 16. marts 1875, død 31. marts 1956) var en amerikansk dramatiker og digter. Han søster, Hazel MacKaye, var en kvinderetsforkæmper.

Percy MacKaye
1907
Personlig information
Født	16. marts 1875 New York City, New York, USA
Død	31. august 1956 (81 år) Cornish, New Hampshire, USA
Far	Steele MacKaye
Mor	Mary Ellen Keith MacKaye
Søskende	James MacKaye, Harold Steele MacKaye, Hazel MacKaye, Benton MacKaye
Uddannelse og virke
Uddannelses­sted	Harvard Universitet, Leipzig Universitet
Medlem af	American Academy of Arts and Letters
Beskæftigelse	Universitetsunderviser, forfatter, digter, librettist
Arbejdsgiver	Miami University
Kendte værker	The Canterbury Tales of Geoffrey Chaucer
Nomineringer og priser
Udmærkelser	Academy of American Poets Fellowship (1948)
Signatur
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Værker

Digte

• MacKaye, Percy (1912). Uriel: and Other Poems. Houghton Mifflin company. Percy MacKaye.
• MacKaye, Percy (1914). The Present Hour: A Book of Poems. The Macmillan Company. Percy MacKaye.
• MacKaye, Percy (1915). The Sistine Eve: and Other Poems. The Macmillan company. Percy MacKaye.
• The Far Familiar: Fifty New Poems. Richards. 1938.

Skuespil

• Beowulf: A Drama of Anglo-Saxon Legend, c. 1899 (unpublished; posthumously performed at Texas A&M University on September 22, 2016)
• The Canterbury Pilgrims, 1903. This comedy was produced by the Coburn Players in the open air at Harvard, Yale and other universities in 1909–13, and given as a civic pageant in honor of President Taft at Gloucester, Massachusetts, 4 August 1909.
• Fenris the Wolf, 1905
• MacKaye, Percy (1906). Jeanne D'Arc: A Drama. The Macmillan company. Percy MacKaye. Produced by E. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe in the United States and England.
• MacKaye, Percy (1907). Sappho and Phaon. The Macmillan company. Percy MacKaye.
• MacKaye, Percy (1908). The Scarecrow: or, The Glass of Truth; a Tragedy of the Ludicrous. The Macmillan company. Percy MacKaye.
• MacKaye, Percy (1908). Mater: An American Study in Comedy. The Macmillan company. Percy MacKaye.
• MacKaye, Percy (1910). Anti-matrimony: A Satirical Comedy. Frederick A. Stokes Co. Percy MacKaye. Produced and acted by Henrietta Crosman.
• MacKaye, Percy (1912). Yankee Fantasies: Five One-act Plays. Duffield & company. Percy MacKaye.
• MacKaye, Percy (1912). To-morrow: A Play in Three Acts. Frederick A. Stokes Company. Percy MacKaye.
• MacKaye, Percy (1914). A Thousand Years Ago: A Romance of the Orient. Doubleday. Percy MacKaye.
• MacKaye, Percy (1914). Sanctuary: A Bird Masque. Frederick A. Stokes company. Percy MacKaye. Produced for President Wilson at Meriden Bird Club Sanctuary, New Hampshire.
• MacKaye, Percy (1915). The Immigrants: a Lyric Drama. B. W. Huebsch. Percy MacKaye.
• MacKaye, Percy (1916). Caliban by the Yellow Sands. Doubleday, Page & Company. Percy MacKaye. A community masque to commemorate the Shakespeare Tercentenary.
• MacKaye, Percy (1917). The Evergreen Tree. D. Appleton and company. Percy MacKaye.
• MacKaye, Percy (1919). Washington: the Man Who Made Us : ballad play. Knopf. Percy MacKaye.
• The Pilgrim and the Book. 1920. A dramatic “Service” for celebrating the Pilgrim Centenary.
• An Arrant Knave & Other Plays. Princeton University Press. 1941.
• The Mystery of Hamlet, King of Denmark, Or. What We Will: A Tetralogy in Prologue to "The Tragicall Historie of Hamlet, Prince of Denmarke". J. Lane. 1952.
• MacKaye, Percy (2008). Jeanne D'Arc. READ BOOKS. ISBN 978-1-4437-7195-5.

Opera

• Reginald De Koven, Percy MacKaye (1916). The Canterbury Pilgrims: An Opera. The Macmillan company. Percy MacKaye.{{cite book}}: CS1-vedligeholdelse: Bruger authors parameter (link)
• Reginald De Koven, Percy MacKaye (1919). Rip Van Winkle: Folk-opera in Three Acts. G. Schirmer. Percy MacKaye.{{cite book}}: CS1-vedligeholdelse: Bruger authors parameter (link)

Faglitteratur

• MacKaye, Percy (1912). The Civic Theatre in Relation to the Redemption of Leisure: A Book of Suggestions. M. Kennerly. Percy MacKaye The Civic Theatre.