Staging History Dan Williamson

Staging History Dan WilliamsonExamines Brecht's use of the theatre as a public arena for political change. Staging History analyzes the commitment to social change present in the theatrical and theoretical writings of Bertolt Brecht. Challenging previous notions, Astrid Oesmann argues that Brecht's work was less dependent on Marxist ideology than is often assumed and that his work should be seen as a coherent whole. Brecht used the stage to release political ideas into

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