Shakespeare and Digital Performance in Practice
- 268pages
- 10 heures de lecture
Exploring the intersection of Shakespearean works and modern digital performance, this book delves into innovative interpretations and adaptations of the Bard's plays in the digital age. It examines how technology transforms traditional staging and engages contemporary audiences, highlighting case studies and practical applications. The author discusses the implications of digital media on theatrical practices, offering insights into the creative processes behind these performances and the evolving nature of Shakespeare's relevance in a technology-driven world.







