Theatre Studies books

Family from Ferrum is a slice of life stage play and African American family drama set in a small Southern town...  Read More >>

""A comprehensive guide for anyone interested in creating solo performances""-- Provided by publisher.  Read More >>

Care-full Creativity in Theatre and Dance Education: Consent-Forward, Trauma-Informed, Psychologically Safe Movement...  Read More >>

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Discover the Power of Resilience and Justice in Archangel: A Movie Review Book that Will Leave You Thinking Long...  Read More >>

Care-full Creativity in Theatre and Dance Education: Consent-Forward, Trauma-Informed, Psychologically Safe Movement...  Read More >>

In Stop Memorizing Your Lines, acclaimed Director and Acting coach Loren E. Chadima introduces an innovative methodology...  Read More >>

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For John Waters, Jack Smith was the only true underground filmmaker. Richard Foreman called him ""the hidden source...  Read More >>

When Admiration Becomes Obsession, and Care Turns DangerousWhat happens when devotion crosses an invisible line?...  Read More >>

Inside the World of Clika: Loyalty, Survival, and the Price of BelongingWhat happens when loyalty becomes law, identity...  Read More >>

Does your eyeshadow disappear the moment you open your eyes? Finally, a professional guide written for real eye...  Read More >>

In Cold Light: A Gripping Thriller of Redemption, Betrayal, and SurvivalAva's fight for freedom isn't just against...  Read More >>

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This book explores how artists with disabilities have provided social, emotional, psychological, and physical context...  Read More >>

What if the most talked-about action thriller of 2026 wasn't just a movie-but a revolution in how films get made?...  Read More >>

OMAHA: A Quiet Journey Through Loss, Resilience, and the Strength to Continue What does it really mean to keep...  Read More >>

An examination of Victorian theater as it moved out of San Francisco and into the smaller towns of the American...  Read More >>

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This volume explores the notion of a heteroglobal approach to understand global circulation of performance. This...  Read More >>

Bertolt Brecht in Context examines Brecht's significance and contributions as a writer and the most influential...  Read More >>

Ibsen in Context identifies thirty different contexts for understanding Ibsen's life and career at home, and considers...  Read More >>

Introducing readers to the broad socio-cultural contexts that shaped Chekhov's works and legacy, this insightful...  Read More >>

Greek Tragedy (1928) is an attempt to cover the whole field of Greek tragedy. It provides facts and importantly...  Read More >>