Routledge European Theatre 1960-1990: Cross-Cultural Perspectives

Explore the radical shifts in performance and stagecraft through Routledge Revivals. This volume examines the immense changes and struggles within European theatre from 1960 to 1990, a period marked by significant cross-cultural and international influence. As theatre adapted its methods to survive, it underwent a transformation in how performance is understood and executed. Originally published in 1992, this collection provides a deep look into the history and criticism of the era. The contributors include both critics and theatre practitioners, offering a wealth of information that combines academic study with practical insight. Readers will find detailed coverage of major theatrical landscapes, including Germany, France, Poland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and Britain. This book serves as a vital resource for anyone studying the evolution of performing arts and the survival of theatre in a changing world.