The Oxford illustrated history of theatre

John Russell Brown

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Theatre and Performance Studies Theater, Performance, and Music History Arts and Performance Studies

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Introduction. PART ONE: THE FIRST THEATRES. Greek Theatre. Theatre in Roman and Christian Europe. Beginnings of Theatre in Africa and the Americas. PART TWO: THEATRE IN EUROPE FROM THE RENAISSANCE TO 1700. Italian Renaissance Theatre. Spanish Renaissance Theatre. English Renaissance and Restoration Theatre. French Renaissance and Neo-Classical Theatre. PART THREE: EUROPEAN AND WESTERN THEATRES FROM 1700. Eighteenth-Century Theatre. Nineteenth-Century Theatre. Modern Theatre: 1890-1920. Theatre after Two World Wars. PART FOUR: WORLD THEATRE. Oriental Theatres - South Asian Theatres, East Asian Theatres, South-East Asian Theatres. Theatre since 1970. Chronology. Further Reading. Acknowledgements. Illustrations Sources. Index

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