Theatre in the twentieth century. Edited by Robert W. Corrigan.

Contributor Corrigan, Robert W. (Robert Willoughby), ed. 1927-1993.

Imprint:New York : Grove Press, [1963]

Description320 p. ; 22 cm.

Note:"The material ... appeared in the Tulane drama review during the years 1956-1961."

Note:The playwright and the atomic world / Arthur Miller. - Problems of the theatre / Friedrich Duerrenmatt. - Discovering the theatre / Eugène Ionesco. - On the experimental theatre / Bertolt Brecht. - Comedy / Christopher Fry. - Religion and the theatre / Ugo Betti. - Eugene O'Neill / Hugo von Hofmannsthal. - Beyond bourgeois theatre / Jean-Paul Sartre. - Murder of the director / Jean Vilar. - Design for acting: the quest of technique / Morris Carnovsky. - An audience of critics and the lost art of seeing plays / Theodore Hoffman. - Stanislavski and the playwright / Robert W. Corrigan. - Farce / Vsevolod Meyerhold. - Psychpathic characters on the stage / Sigmund Freud. - The possibilities and perils of modern tragedy / John Gassner. - The theatre of the absurd / Martin Esslin. - To hell with society / Henry Adler. - Lorca and the poetry of death / Pedro Salinas. - The making of a dramatist (Shaw: 1892-1903) / Eric Bentley. - Public and private problems in modern drama / Ronald Peacock.

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