Theatre Studies books

Analysing the complex intersections between artists, creatives and markets, this new edition addresses the world...  Read More >>

This book situates Tilney’s intelligence manual in the emerging genre that developed around intelligence gathering...  Read More >>

THE ACTOR'S PORTFOLIO MONOLOGUES: MEN'S EDITION by James Spencer Looking for the monologues that will get you noticed?...  Read More >>

This book explores the overlooked role of smell in architecture, design, and urban life, positioning olfaction as...  Read More >>

At eight, height is a fact. By high school, it's a cage."" ​In this unflinching memoir, Matthew Lungu exposes the...  Read More >>

This book explores the overlooked role of smell in architecture, design, and urban life, positioning olfaction as...  Read More >>

Ten characters. A mysterious library. A forgotten text. ""Inspired lists of valuable efforts yield open understanding""...  Read More >>

Henry James is a highly readable commentator on the theatre and performance practices of his time. Readers of this...  Read More >>

This Element compares the 1951 Festival of Britain with the 2022 Unboxed Festival to explore both continuities and...  Read More >>

This collaborative history testifies to the central part theatre has played in French culture for over a thousand...  Read More >>

Combining sound studies and contemporary philosophy, this study reveals the ethical potency of the sound of the...  Read More >>

This Element compares the 1951 Festival of Britain with the 2022 Unboxed Festival to explore both continuities and...  Read More >>

An introductory practical voice training workbook focusing on voice and speech through the prism of some major acting...  Read More >>

This new edition illumines the context and key principles of Boal's work through a set of contemporary international...  Read More >>

Homelessness in Performance, Art and Society investigates the contemporary context of homelessness in England and...  Read More >>

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A study of how audiences of Shakespeare's time understood the sensual world of his plays. Could something as seemingly...  Read More >>

This book offers a compelling intersectional exploration of how disability is understood in relation to citizenship...  Read More >>

This is the first comprehensive study of Shakespearean ballets and their unique interpretive possibilities.  Read More >>

Sixteen West End and Broadway creatives discuss auditioning for Musical Theatre and how to get the part.  Read More >>

Welcome to the hard streets: working-class London in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, from the...  Read More >>

A dynamic collection of contemporary monologues for women from published plays, paired with action-based prompts...  Read More >>

A dynamic collection of contemporary monologues for men from published plays, paired with action-based prompts and...  Read More >>

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This volume explores the adaptations of Greek tragedy, performances, and activism of playwright Luis Alfaro and...  Read More >>