"Caliban on the Yellow Sands: A Community Masquerade of Theater Arts" is a dramatic work that was created by the American poet and playwright Percy McKay. In this book, he offers his own ideas and thoughts on the subject of theater art through the form of an unfolded mask. He draws attention to the importance of communication and cooperation in the theater, referring to the deep archetypes and themes of Shakespeare's drama "The Tempest", in which Caliban himself is a character. McKay uses the mask as a symbol and metaphor to help express complex ideas and emotions. This book encourages readers to consider theater as an art that is not only a form of entertainment, but also a vehicle for expressing deep truths about human nature and society."