Chronik des europäischen Theaters

Two and a half millennia of theater in Europe, dramatic art under various political, historical, and aesthetic conditions, is encompassed in this chronicle of European theater. Clearly organized in two columns, it synoptically records the most important figures and theatrical events, capturing cultural-historical and political data as well as changes in the theater system, its structures, techniques, and theories. The data spans from ancient Greece to the year 2007 and takes into account developments in all European nations. The second part of the book consists of a comprehensive bibliography covering all aspects of theater: overviews, theater and drama theory, theater operations, staging and acting, theater criticism, and theater history (both general and categorized by country). An ideal resource for anyone involved in practical theater.