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Living Theatre: A History

Edwin Wilson, Alvin F. Goldfarb

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Part 1 Early theatre: Greek theatre Roman theatre Mediaeval theatre early Asian theatre. Part 2 Theatres of the Renaissance: the theatre of the Italian Renaissance the theatre of the English Renaissance the theatre of the Spanish Golden Age French Neo-classical theatre. Part 3 Theatre from 1660 to 1875: the theatre of the English Restoration theatre in the 18th century theatre from 1800 to 1875. Part 4 Modern theatre: theatre from 1875 to 1915 theatre form 1915 to 1945 theatre from 1945 to 1975 contemporary theatre - 1975 to the present theatrical terms selected.

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Part 1 Early theatre: Greek theatre Roman theatre Mediaeval theatre early Asian theatre. Part 2 Theatres of the Renaissance: the theatre of the Italian Renaissance the theatre of the English Renaissance the theatre of the Spanish Golden Age French Neo-classical theatre. Part 3 Theatre from 1660 to 1875: the theatre of the English Restoration theatre in the 18th century theatre from 1800 to 1875. Part 4 Modern theatre: theatre from 1875 to 1915 theatre form 1915 to 1945 theatre from 1945 to 1975 contemporary theatre - 1975 to the present theatrical terms selected.

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Part 1 Early theatre: Greek theatre Roman theatre Mediaeval theatre early Asian theatre. Part 2 Theatres of the Renaissance: the theatre of the Italian Renaissance the theatre of the English Renaissance the theatre of the Spanish Golden Age French Neo-classical theatre. Part 3 Theatre from 1660 to 1875: the theatre of the English Restoration theatre in the 18th century theatre from 1800 to 1875. Part 4 Modern theatre: theatre from 1875 to 1915 theatre form 1915 to 1945 theatre from 1945 to 1975 contemporary theatre - 1975 to the present theatrical terms selected.

Key concepts: Postmodern theatre, Political theatre, The Renaissance, Theatre studies, Theatre director, Art, Visual arts, Literature

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