About the Theatre

Roland Barthes is not well known to our readers as a theater critic. However, he was deeply passionate about theater, not only as a spectator but also as one of the founders and regular authors of the magazine Theatre populaire.... The 1950s were an exceptionally important time for French theater; it was then that the lines began to take shape that constitute the current theatrical landscape. The texts gathered here, whether discussing a critical review of a long-forgotten performance, its political resonances, theoretical aspects, or an excursion into history, invariably touch upon the very essence of theater and therefore remain of interest even today.

Author: Ролан Барт

Printhouse: Ad Marginem

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2023

ISBN: 9785911037208

Number of pages: 192

Size: 185х130х16 mm

Cover type: soft

Weight: 160 g

ID: 1704837

Roland Barthes is not well known to our readers as a theater critic. However, he was deeply passionate about theater, not only as a spectator but also as one of the founders and regular authors of the magazine Theatre populaire. The 1950s were an exceptionally important time for French theater; it was then that the lines began to take shape that constitute the current theatrical landscape. The texts gathered here, whether discussing a critical review of a long-forgotten performance, its political resonances, theoretical aspects, or an excursion into history, invariably touch upon the very essence of theater and therefore remain of interest even today.

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