A Radical stage: theatre in Germany in the 1970s and 1980s.

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ex-library copy, spine call label roughly removed, foredge stamps, various labels, binding and text very good and the book appears little used. SEBALD, W. G., ed. . A Radical stage: theatre in Germany in the 1970s and 1980s. Oxford ; New York: Berg, 1990, reprinted 1990, 197pp., . St. Martin's Press U.S. and Canadian distributor, but with label on rear: Distributed in North America by New York University Press. - Papers from a colloquium held at the University of East Anglia in spring 1987 - CONTENTS: The state of the stage / Sybille Wirsing -- Blacking up -- three productions by Peter Stein / David Bradby -- Myth and mythology in the drama of Botho Strauss / Irmela Schneider -- "Dramatisches talent hat sie nicht, doch viele schöne Worte" / Lucinda Rennison -- The anxiety of influence Tankred Dorst's Deutsche Stücke / Steve Giles -- Subject, politics, theatre -- reflections on Franz Xaver Kroetz / Moray McGowan -- The child grows up / Horst Claus -- A new definition of "Eingreifendes theater" / Anthony Meech -- Back to the future -- Volker Braun and the German theatrical tradition / Julian Hilton -- Homburg-machine -- Heiner Müller in the shadow of nuclear war / J.H. Reid -- The excitement of boredom -- Thomas Bernhard / Rüdiger Görner -- The art of transformation -- Herbert Achternbusch's theatrical mission / W.G. Sebald. 9780854960385 ISBN 0854960384. N° de ref. del artículo 95934

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