The Cambridge Guide to Theatre
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Substantially revised and updated for this new edition, this is the most comprehensive guide to the history and current practice of worldwide theatre available today: - Covers all major playwrights, works, traditions, theories, companies, venues and events - Details the origins of popular theatre tradition - Discusses the work of actors, directors and designers - Explains theatre architecture and design - Written by over 100 expert contributors - Illustrated throughout Providing information, assessment and entertainment, The Guide will prove an indispensable reference tool both for students of theatre, and the general theatregoer alike.
Author: Martin Banham (University of Leeds)
Format: Hardback, 1247 pages, 182mm x 255mm, 2020 g
Published: 1995, Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom
Genre: Other Performing Arts
Description
Substantially revised and updated for this new edition, this is the most comprehensive guide to the history and current practice of worldwide theatre available today: - Covers all major playwrights, works, traditions, theories, companies, venues and events - Details the origins of popular theatre tradition - Discusses the work of actors, directors and designers - Explains theatre architecture and design - Written by over 100 expert contributors - Illustrated throughout Providing information, assessment and entertainment, The Guide will prove an indispensable reference tool both for students of theatre, and the general theatregoer alike.
The Cambridge Guide to Theatre