New Theatre Quarterly 26
1991·196 pages
A scholarly exploration of contemporary theatre practices and theories.
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One of a series which discusses topics of interest in theatre studies from various perspectives. Part 26 includes reconstructions of John Barrymore's interpretation of 'Hamlet' and of Edward Booth's 'Jackets', and a discussion of sexuality and structure in expressionist drama.
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