Louis James: pt. 1. Spectacle, performance and audience in nineteenth-century theatre: Introduction Louis James: pt. 1.Spectacle, performance and audience in nineteenth-century theatre:Introduction Louis James: Was Jerrold's Black ey'd Susan more popular than Wordsworth's Lucy? W.D. Howarth: Word and image in Pix(c)♭r(c)♭court's melodramas: the dramaturgy of the strip-cartoon John McCormick: Joseph Bouchardy: a melodramatist and his public David Mayer: The music of melodrama Douglas A. Reid: Popular theatre in Victorian Birmingham Derek Forbes: Water drama Antony D. Hippisley Coxe: Equestrian drama and the circus J.S. Bratton: Theatre of war: the Crimea on the London stage 1854-5 A.E. Green: Popular drama and the mummers' play David Bradby: pt. 2. Politics and performance in twentieth-century drama and film: Introduction Nick Worrall: Meyerhold and Eisenstein Martin Kane: Erwin Piscator's 1927 production of Hoppla, we're alive Stuart Cosgrove: Prolet Buehne: agit-prop in America Raphael Samuel: Workers' theatre 1926-36 David Bradby: The October Group and theatre under the Front Populaire Nick Roddick: Only the stars survive: disaster movies in the seventies Bernard Sharratt: pt. 3. Problems and prospects: Introduction Bernard Sharratt.: The politics of the popular? -from melodrama to television Louis James: Was Jerrold's Black ey'd Susan more popular than Wordsworth's Lucy? W.D. Howarth: Word and image in Pixérécourt's melodramas: the dramaturgy of the strip-cartoon John McCormick: Joseph Bouchardy: a melodramatist and his public David Mayer: The music of melodrama Douglas A. Reid: Popular theatre in Victorian Birmingham Derek Forbes: Water drama Antony D. Hippisley Coxe: Equestrian drama and the circus J.S. Bratton: Theatre of war: the Crimea on the London stage 1854-5 A.E. Green: Popular drama and the mummers' play David Bradby: pt. 2.Politics and performance in twentieth-century drama and film:Introduction Nick Worrall: Meyerhold and Eisenstein Martin Kane: Erwin Piscator's 1927 production of Hoppla, we're alive Stuart Cosgrove: Prolet Buehne: agit-prop in America Raphael Samuel: Workers' theatre 1926-36 David Bradby: The October Group and theatre under the Front Populaire Nick Roddick: Only the stars survive: disaster movies in the seventies Bernard Sharratt: pt. 3.Problems and prospects:Introduction Bernard Sharratt.: The politics of the popular? -from melodrama to television |
