Daniel Meyer-Dinkgrafe Livres

Focusing on the dynamic landscape of London theatre from the late nineteenth century to the onset of World War I, this book explores emerging movements, genre transformations, and provocative themes. It highlights influential figures such as Wilde, Shaw, and D.H. Lawrence, alongside the contributions of women playwrights and the popular theatre scene. The examination of these elements reveals the intricate interplay between creativity and societal changes during a pivotal era in drama.

Twenty major German cities have a total of twenty-four theatres specializing, at a high level of sophistication, in presenting light comedy. They have their own typical ambience, principles of artistic management and casting.