The Oxford Illustrated History of Theatre

The Oxford Illustrated History of Theatre

by JohnRussellBrown (Editor)

Synopsis

This account of the history of theatre draws on the latest scholarly research to describe and celebrate theatre's greatest achievements over 4500 years, from festival performances in ancient Egypt to international multicultural theatre in the late 20th century. Written by a team of distinguished authors and illustrated throughout, this should be a valuable source of reference for students, teachers, theatre professionals, and the theatre-goer alike.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 590
Edition: New
Publisher: Oxford Paperbacks
Published: 01 Dec 1997

ISBN 10: 0192880624
ISBN 13: 9780192880628

Media Reviews
This wonderful resource provides a wide variety of information from basic theatre chronology to detailed analyses of several well-known and important plays and The numerous photographs...bring the discussion to life. --School Library Journal
Composed of 13 separate essays by 16 authors, traces the development of the theater chronologically and coherently. --The Economist
Well-written, utterly absorbing, this general history of theater provides a remarkably comprehensive overview of world theater. --Booklist


This wonderful resource provides a wide variety of information from basic theatre chronology to detailed analyses of several well-known and important plays and The numerous photographs...bring the discussion to life. --School Library Journal
Composed of 13 separate essays by 16 authors, traces the development of the theater chronologically and coherently. --The Economist
Well-written, utterly absorbing, this general history of theater provides a remarkably comprehensive overview of world theater. --Booklist

This wonderful resource provides a wide variety of information from basic theatre chronology to detailed analyses of several well-known and important plays and The numerous photographs...bring the discussion to life. --School Library Journal
Composed of 13 separate essays by 16 authors, traces the development of the theater chronologically and coherently. --The Economist
Well-written, utterly absorbing, this general history of theater provides a remarkably comprehensive overview of world theater. --Booklist


This wonderful resource provides a wide variety of information from basic theatre chronology to detailed analyses of several well-known and important plays and The numerous photographs...bring the discussion to life. --School Library Journal


Composed of 13 separate essays by 16 authors, traces the development of the theater chronologically and coherently. --The Economist


Well-written, utterly absorbing, this general history of theater provides a remarkably comprehensive overview of world theater. --Booklist


Author Bio

About the Editor:
John Russell Brown is Professor of Theatre at the University of Michigan and was for fifteen years Associate of the National Theatre in London.