Robert Leach Ordre des livres

Focusing on the evolution of British socialist and workers' theatre, this book examines the interplay between politics and cultural expression through theatre. Organized chronologically, it highlights significant yet overlooked aspects of labor and theatre history, including movements like post-Ibsen naturalism and agitprop theatre. The narrative connects various theatrical forms to specific political events and ideologies, providing insights into the cultural landscape and its historical context. This comprehensive overview serves as a vital resource for understanding the subject's rich heritage.

The book explores the life and legacy of Sergei Tretyakov, an artist and intellectual whose contributions remain largely unacknowledged despite his significant impact in the early twentieth century. It delves into his mysterious persona and the harsh realities he faced as a victim of Stalin's Great Terror, where he was labeled an 'enemy of the people.' His works were systematically erased from history, and his name became taboo, prompting an investigation into the reasons behind his obscurity and the broader implications of political repression on artistic expression.

Focusing on the collaborative efforts of John Arden and Margaretta D'Arcy, this study delves into their influential contributions to literature and activism. It highlights their roles as radical writers and cultural campaigners, providing a comprehensive analysis of their joint endeavors and the impact of their work on political and social landscapes. This landmark examination offers valuable insights into their creative partnership and the significance of their writings in challenging societal norms.

The book explores the evolution of British theatre and performance, tracing its roots from the Roman era through to the Enlightenment. It highlights the transition from early performance styles to the emergence of popular theatre among high society, providing a comprehensive overview of the cultural and historical contexts that shaped the art form over the centuries. Richly illustrated, it offers insights into the significant developments and figures that influenced British theatre's trajectory.

Focusing on the evolution of theatre from the Industrial Revolution to contemporary digital performances, this volume explores significant developments in British theatre and performance. It highlights key dramas and innovations that shaped the theatrical landscape, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the artistic and cultural shifts that occurred over time. Illustrated throughout, it serves as both an informative resource and a visual journey through the rich history of British theatre.

Russian Futurist Theatre exploresis the first book to comprehensively uncover the Russian futurist theatre in all its virtuosity and diversity.

The narrative centers on Glenn Buglass's initiative to create a community arts project in 1992, funded with £2000. Aspiring to revive medieval mystery plays, he enlisted Robert Leach as Artistic Director, taking on the role of Executive Producer himself. This collaboration aimed to bring historical theatrical traditions to contemporary audiences, highlighting the intersection of community engagement and the arts.

PART I: WHAT IS POLITICS - AND WHAT IS INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS?.- PART II: THE STUDY OF POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS.- Section One: The Evolution of the Study and Practice of Politics.- Section Two: Modern Political Science and Political Ideas.- Section Three: International Relations: Politics beyond the water's edge.- Section Four: Globalization.- PART III: YOUR DEGREE, STUDY SKILLS, METHODOLOGY AND RESEARCH-LED EMPLOYABILITY.- Section One: What to expect from your politics or international relations course.- Section Two: Study Skills.- Section Three: Methodology.- Section Four: Research Led Employability.- PART IV: KEY POLITICAL TERMS AND CONCEPTS.- PART V: KEY THINKERS.