Theatre Studies books

Conquering the audition process and mastering the tools needed to book the part is a mandatory skill each actor...  Read More >>

Édouard Glissant has emerged as one of the major figures of 20th-century postcolonial literature, and his novels,...  Read More >>

Purple Hearts is not a story about combat. It is a story about boys who returned from combat as men; men who left...  Read More >>

A deep dive into the practice of performance artist Leigh Bowery that reveals the fullness of his extravagant range....  Read More >>

Picking up where Pastry Village left off, the story take place on the wedding day of Princess Caramel and Prince...  Read More >>

Nessa is a high school senior with everything going for her. The recent passing of her older brother weighs heavily...  Read More >>

Nessa is a high school senior with everything going for her. The recent passing of her older brother weighs heavily...  Read More >>

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""A funny, delightful, and incisive tour of working odd jobs."" - Kirkus Reviews. A raw, rapid-fire memoir of 50...  Read More >>

Woran misst man Erfolg? An Talent? An harter Arbeit? In diesem Buch nimmt Comedian und Autor, Mohammed Ibraheem...  Read More >>

When the music roared, the screams were drowned. Trainwreck: Astroworld Tragedy Movie Review peels back the glossy...  Read More >>

Surveys a diverse array of Black performance and visual texts that trouble dominant conceptualizations and normative...  Read More >>

Inmates at Fremont Correctional Facility grapple with the emotional weight of the holiday season. Amidst the routine...  Read More >>

Acting is all about charisma. Whether you’re an A-list star or an extra, when you’re on stage you need to perform...  Read More >>

Photos of life in a repertory theatre in 1973. Centred on the Salisbury Playhouse's production of, 'Mother Courage',...  Read More >>

Through a selection of essays from a variety of scholarly voices, this volume maps the various ways in which Shakespeare...  Read More >>

Randia’s Quiet Theatre draws on autofiction, interviews, and performance ethnography to unravel the politics of...  Read More >>

First published in 1978, Artists and People examines formal attempts by arts administrators to set up schemes for...  Read More >>

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Das Luzerner Apostelspiel ist ein reprasentatives Beispiel fur die stadtische Theatertradition sowie fur die Inszenierung...  Read More >>

Staging Buenos Aires centers theater as a source of historical inquiry to understand how nonelites experienced and...  Read More >>

He barely spoke, but the world couldn't stop listening.From the genius behind Mr. Bean and Blackadder comes the...  Read More >>

Danielle Roper examines blackface performance and its relationship to twentieth- and twenty-first-century nationalist...  Read More >>