Sensation fiction on stage

Abstract

This chapter examines the adaptation, for the nineteenth century stage, of sensation novels and their impact on Victorian theatre. It discusses the role played by the censor, as well as the move towards spectacular special effects as one of the selling points of the adaptations.

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