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1952: Theme of the play relevant enough to lead to a stage revival 

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1952: Theme of the play relevant enough to lead to a stage revival 

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At this time, Hellman had been blacklisted (forbidden employment for her political beliefs) in Hollywood. This added fuel to the controversy over the play. It remained banned in Boston, but by 1962, the understated treatment of the lesbian theme no longer stirred moral outrage.

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House Un-American Activities Committee | United States history

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House Un-American Activities Committee: House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives, established in 1938 under Martin Dies as chairman, that conducted investigations through the 1940s and '50s into alleged communist activities. Those investigated included many artists and entertainers,

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Banned in Boston, Chicago, London

Pulitzer Prize selection committee refused to

attend a single performance of the play

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Immediately Hellman earned a lasting place in the American theater

At the time, it set the record for longest single-venue run in theater history

Broadway welcomed Hellman as one of its newest talents

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Closed Doors; or, The Great Drumsheugh Case

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Closed Doors; or, The Great Drumsheugh Case

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-story of two female teachers who were condemned by

by their community when a student alleged that they were having

a homosexual affair