| Judul | Puppetry and Dramaturgy : Western European Plays for Puppet Theatre, 1582–2020 / Didier Plassard |
| Pengarang | Plassard, Didier |
| Penerbitan | Cham : Springer Nature, 2026 |
| Deskripsi Fisik | 347 hlm. :ill. |
| ISBN | 9783032051516 |
| Catatan | This open access book presents the results and conclusions of research conducted by the author, and assisted by a team of young researchers brought together in the PuppetPlays project funded by the European Research Council. It is the first international survey to examine Western European puppetry through a systematic study of its repertoires, composed by writers or by the puppeteers themselves. From improvised farces to the refined Baroque operas, from the parodies of institutional stages to the experiments of Modernism, from chivalric epics to contemporary dramaturgy, puppet repertoires are extraordinarily diverse. Their performances have been for centuries the only kind of theatre that many people could attend, but also a means of dramaturgical innovation. |
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