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Performance Spaces and Stage Technologies

A Comparative Perspective on Theatre History

Hans Joachim Dethlefs Yuji Nawata

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English
Transcript Verlag
27 March 2022
Series: Theatre Studies
The history of theatre has often been written as a history of great writers, actors, or directors. This book takes a different approach: The contributors examine the history of performance from the perspective of theatre spaces and stage technologies. Art, literature, religion, law, urbanism, architecture, technology - this interdisciplinary book discusses how these fields relate to theatre and performance. Geographically, it covers a significant portion of the globe; chronologically, it ranges from ancient times to the present. This book provides a timely attempt to combine cultural and global history.
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Imprint:   Transcript Verlag
Country of Publication:   Germany
Dimensions:   Height: 23mm,  Width: 15mm,  Spine: 1mm
Weight:   255g
ISBN:   9783837661125
ISBN 10:   3837661121
Series:   Theatre Studies
Pages:   176
Publication Date:  
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Yuji Nawata, Chuo University Tokyo, Japan. Hans Joachim Dethlefs, Chuo University Tokyo, Japan.

Reviews for Performance Spaces and Stage Technologies: A Comparative Perspective on Theatre History

»The book [...] offers an eclectic selection of essays that offer valuable insights into East Asian performance practices alongside interesting intercultural perspectives by Japanese authors who look at European material with a fresh eye.« * Pascale Ebischer, Technology and Culture, 64/4 (2023) * Besprochen in: bühnentechnische rundschau, 4 (2022) »The book [...] offers an eclectic selection of essays that offer valuable insights into East Asian performance practices alongside interesting intercultural perspectives by Japanese authors who look at European material with a fresh eye.« * Pascale Ebischer, Technology and Culture, 64/4 (2023) *


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