BRECHT AND THE WEST GERMAN THEATRE:
The Practice and Politics of Interpretation

by John Rouse

Ann Arbor: UMI Research Press, (1989).

First edition, first printing.

  Errata slip comprising two corrections, laid in.

Contains eighteen illustrations.

Rouse shows how Brecht used staging and other methods to re-direct post-Nazi theater interpretations, influenced other directors, and more.

Several pivotal productions are examined and described in detail.

Fine in grey linen with white embossed titles to the spine; in a fine dust jacket.

Octavo; 223 pages; notes; sources; index.

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