Modern British Drama :
Innes, Christopher
Modern British Drama : the twentieth century / Christopher Innes. - Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, ©2002. - xxvii, 572 p. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Index: p. 553-572.
A revised and updated version of Modern British Drama: 1890-1990 [ISBN: 0521315557], now covering the whole twentieth century, this is the first one-volume analysis of English playwriting to cover the most exciting and productive period in British Theatre from its inception to today. Through detailed discussions of major dramatists and plays, Innes traces the evolution of modernism from Bernard Shaw to Patrick Marber and Sarah Kane, and theatrical developments over the whole century. Information is included on the social and political environment surrounding the plays, first productions, and critical reception, plus chronology, illustrations from key performances, lists of playwrights and works, and selective bibliographies. The book is an invaluable guide for students, theatre-goers and theatre historians.
CHRISTOPHER INNES is one of the leading experts in the held of modern British drama studies, and he has written and published extensively in this and related areas. His books include Piscator's Political Theatre, Modern German Drama, Holy Theatre, Edward Gordon Craig, Avant Garde Theatre: 1892-1992, and A Sourcebook on Naturalistic Theatre, as well as Modern British Drama: 1890-1990. Professor Innes also serves as the General Editor for the Cambridge University Press series Directors in Perspective, and holds the Canada Research Chair in Performance and Culture.
0521016754 9780521016759 9780521816519
English drama--History and criticism
822.9109 / INN
Modern British Drama : the twentieth century / Christopher Innes. - Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, ©2002. - xxvii, 572 p. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Index: p. 553-572.
A revised and updated version of Modern British Drama: 1890-1990 [ISBN: 0521315557], now covering the whole twentieth century, this is the first one-volume analysis of English playwriting to cover the most exciting and productive period in British Theatre from its inception to today. Through detailed discussions of major dramatists and plays, Innes traces the evolution of modernism from Bernard Shaw to Patrick Marber and Sarah Kane, and theatrical developments over the whole century. Information is included on the social and political environment surrounding the plays, first productions, and critical reception, plus chronology, illustrations from key performances, lists of playwrights and works, and selective bibliographies. The book is an invaluable guide for students, theatre-goers and theatre historians.
CHRISTOPHER INNES is one of the leading experts in the held of modern British drama studies, and he has written and published extensively in this and related areas. His books include Piscator's Political Theatre, Modern German Drama, Holy Theatre, Edward Gordon Craig, Avant Garde Theatre: 1892-1992, and A Sourcebook on Naturalistic Theatre, as well as Modern British Drama: 1890-1990. Professor Innes also serves as the General Editor for the Cambridge University Press series Directors in Perspective, and holds the Canada Research Chair in Performance and Culture.
0521016754 9780521016759 9780521816519
English drama--History and criticism
822.9109 / INN