Theater: The Lively ArtThis book aims to answer the needs of instructors who focus on contemporary theatre production and theatre appreciation, yet want to teach them within a solid historical context. Providing an understanding of current practices from an audience's perspective, Theatre: The Lively Art presents a recreation of past theatrical eras, enabling readers to better understand today's theatre. |
Contents
The Diversity of Modern Theater Experiences | 3 |
Summary | 13 |
The Director | 34 |
Copyright | |
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