The political theatre

Erwin Piscator · Hugh Rorrison

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Theatre and Performance Studies German Literature and Culture Studies Theater, Performance, and Music History

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'The Political Theatre' is among the most important documents of the modern stage. It tells of the foundation and flowering in Weimar Germany of a new form of theatre - epic theatre - designed to bring on to the stage the real political issues of the time, and to do so with all the aids that modern technology could supply.

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