Petrushka, the Russian carnival puppet theatre

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Theatre and Performance Studies Theater, Performance, and Music History Russian Literature and Bakhtin Studies

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List of illustrations Acknowledgements A note on transliteration and abbreviations Introduction 1. Petrushka and the fairground 2. The physiognomy of Petrushka 3. Petrushka, Punch and Pulcinella 4. Petrushka and Petrushka: fairground and carnival in high literature 5. Sanitary Petrushka and sanitised Petrushka: the agit-prop puppet theatre Conclusion Appendices Notes Bibliography Index.

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