L’Ennui du spectateur
Thermique du theatre (1716-1788)
by Charline Granger
Hardback (Published)
(October 2021)
ISBN: 9782406119173
Price: $124.00
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Would a theatregoer have gotten bored in the eighteenth century? Our grasp of text, performance, and audience is reinvigorated by a thermics of the theater, based on a lexicon of hot and cold then in vogue to describe an audience’s reaction, and adapted from the scientific theories of the time.
Would a theatregoer have gotten bored in the eighteenth century? Our grasp of text, performance, and audience is reinvigorated by a thermics of the theater, based on a lexicon of hot and cold then in vogue to describe an audience’s reaction, and adapted from the scientific theories of the time.
- By (author) Charline Granger
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