Trifles Resources

This organization is dedicated to making the world recognize the might of the almighty Glaspell.

Click here for a free copy of the text. Gotta love that Gutenberg.

Want to check out pics of famous artists in funny bathing suits and get the history of the Ptown Players?

Here's the most recent stab at taking the play to the big screen.

Behold the oldest movie version that seems to exist.

Check out this NY Times review of a recent experimental production by Theater of the Two-Headed Calf (yeah, that's their name).

Get smart and read this scholarly essay on Glaspell's part in murder mystery history.

Click here for the controversy over NYU renovating Glaspell's old haunt, the Provincetown Playhouse.

Are you in the market for a no-budget Lego version of the play?

This film clip might feature some seriously hokey acting, but you do get a glimpse of what it might've been like when Hale first found Mrs. Wright.

Wondering how a party line telephone worked? These creepy marionettes will explain it all for you.

Then just click here and listen to some so-so actors read it out loud.

Click here for the British accented audiobook of the short story version of the tale.

Here's a pic from one of the very first productions, which proves that men once had a different idea of eyebrow grooming.

Oh, how the times have changed.

Some people just look right in faded black and white.

We have a feeling some adult forced her to pose beside this ugly plant.

What if she's typing, "All work and no play makes Susan a dull girl"?