by Eric Bentley · Penguin Books · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780140209471
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«The Theory of the Modern Stage» is the anthology of theatre theory edited by Eric Bentley (Penguin Books, paperback, 496 pages, in English).
Anthology in which Artaud, Brecht, Gordon Craig and Stanislavski set out the ideas underpinning their productions and the possibilities of modern theatre. The second part brings together texts by critics such as Lukács, Romain Rolland and Tocqueville to trace the evolution of the stage between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
The work was originally published in 1968; this revised edition belongs to the Pelican Original collection.
For theatre students and performing arts enthusiasts interested in the theory and history of the modern stage.
