The Oxford Encyclopedia of Theatre and Performance,Used
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Theatre and Performance,Used
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Theatre and Performance,Used

The Oxford Encyclopedia of Theatre and Performance,Used

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From ancient Greek theatre to the latest developments in stage design, from the trancedances of Sumatra to an extensive biography of the legendary actormanager Eleonore Duse, the Encyclopedia provides unrivaled information across the broad sweep of theatrical activity.The Encyclopedia's inclusive approach encompasses opera and film, dance and radio, and paratheatrical, nondramatic performances including circuses and carnivals, and parades and public executionsproviding truly extensive coverage from ancient Greek theatre to the latest developments in London, Paris, New York, and around the globe. The Encyclopedia pays special attention to nonWestern styles through articles on theatre and performance throughout the many countries and traditions of Asia and Africa. Numerous biographical entries cover the lives and work of major figures: actors, playwrights, directors, designer, company managers, and critics. A unique feature of the Encyclopedia is the series of articles on concepts, theories, and critical approaches, ranging from short definitions of terms like catharsis and monologue to more lengthy considerations of farce and tragedy. Race and theatre, the nature of acting, censorship, safety, special effects, and media and performance are all debated. In all, the 4,300 entries by renowned contributors remain accessible in language and approach and take advantage of the theoretical and historiographical developments in the field.The combination of rich detail and accessible language and style make The Oxford Encyclopedia of Theatre and Performance the resource of choice for readers interested in theatre and performance, from occasional playgoers to newspaper critics, students, and scholars.

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