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Preface Acknowledgements Part I. Spectacle, Performance and Audience in Nineteenth-Century Theatre: 1. Introduction Louis James 2. Was Jerrold's Black Ey'd Susan more popular than Wordsworth's Lucy? Louis James 3. Word and image in Pixerecourt's melodrama: the dramaturgy of the strip-cartoon W. D. Howarth 4. Joseph Bouchardy: a melodramatist and his public John McCormick 5. The Music of melodrama David Mayer 6. Popular theatre in Victorian Birmingham Douglas A. Reid 7. Water drama Derek Forbes 8. Equestrian drama and the circus Antony D. Hippisley Coxe 9. Theare of war: the Crimea on the London stage 1854-5 J. S. Bratton 10. Popular drama and the mummers' play A. E. Green Part II. Politics and Performance in Twentieth-Century Drama and Film: 11. Introduction David Bradby 12. Meyerhold and Eisenstein Nick Worrall 13. Erwin Piscator's 1927 production of Hoppla, We're Alive Martin Kane 14. Prolet Buehne: agit-prop in America Stuart Cosgrove 15. Worker's theatre 1926-36 Raphael Samuel 16. The October Group and the theatre under the Front Populaire David Bradby 17. Only the stars survive: disaster movies in the seventies Nick Roddick Part III. Problems and Prospects: 18. Introduction Bernard Sharratt 19. The politics of the popular? - from melodrama to television Bernard Sharratt Appendix Select bibliography General index Index of titles of plays, films, sketches Index of theatres, theatre companies and groups.
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