New Readings in Theatre History
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Theater history has often been interpreted in ways which highlight and omit key elements. Jacky Bratton explores this dilemma by examining how theater history has been chronicled and interpreted. Analyzing case studies from nineteenth-century British theater, Bratton reveals the difference between the existence of "the drama" (plays and play literature) and "the stage" (performance, theater building, and attendance).
About this Author
Jacky Bratton is Professor of Theatre and Cultural History at Royal Holloway, University of London.
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