Russian theatre in the age of modernism
di Robert Russell, Andrew Barratt
1990 · 269 pagine · St. Martin's Press · ISBN 9780312045036
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This is a collection of new essays by leading Western specialists on Russian drama and theatre during the first three decades of this century. At this time Russian directors and dramatists were at the forefront of world theatrical experiments, and many of the problems which they faced have since taken on wider significance throughout the world of theatre.
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