Theatre, Brief ISE
12th Edition
1260568695
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9781260568691
© 2020 | Published: January 15, 2019
Theatre immerses its readers in the world of theatre, giving in-depth descriptions of many job functions and various aspects of a play's production from beginning to end. Through the coverage of design, acting and directing, students are given a behi…
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Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1 What Is Theatre?
Chapter 2 What Is a Play?
Chapter 3 The Actor
Chapter 4 The Playwright
Chapter 5 Designers and Technicians
Chapter 6 The Director
Chapter 7 Theatre Traditions
Chapter 8 The Modern Theatre
Chapter 9 Musical Theatre
Chapter 10 Theatre Today
Chapter 11 The Audience
The Ancients
The Middle Ages
The Renaissance
The Theatre of Asia
The Royal Era
The Modern Theatre: Realism
The Modern Theatre: Antirealism
Appendix: Enjoy the Play!
Glossary
Selected Bibliography
Index
Introduction
Chapter 1 What Is Theatre?
Chapter 2 What Is a Play?
Chapter 3 The Actor
Chapter 4 The Playwright
Chapter 5 Designers and Technicians
Chapter 6 The Director
Chapter 7 Theatre Traditions
Chapter 8 The Modern Theatre
Chapter 9 Musical Theatre
Chapter 10 Theatre Today
Chapter 11 The Audience
The Ancients
The Middle Ages
The Renaissance
The Theatre of Asia
The Royal Era
The Modern Theatre: Realism
The Modern Theatre: Antirealism
Appendix: Enjoy the Play!
Glossary
Selected Bibliography
Index
Theatre immerses its readers in the world of theatre, giving in-depth descriptions of many job functions and various aspects of a play's production from beginning to end. Through the coverage of design, acting and directing, students are given a behind-the-scenes look at professional theatre artists performing their craft. The Photo Essay features include interviews with well-known figures both on and offstage. The authors provide readers with firsthand accounts of what it is like to work in the field. As every culture has developed theatre of some kind, this edition includes plays from non-Western countries in its examples. More examples of women and ethnic minorities is included, with a new profile on Young Jean Lee, the first Asian American woman to have her work staged on Broadway.