Theatre et Peuple
De Louis-Sebastien Mercier a Firmin Gemier
edited by Olivier Bara
The combination of the words “theater” and “people” has inspired a variety of practices, theories, and utopias in France. What aesthetic and ideological approaches did social reflections about the stage take? From Louis-Sebastien Mercier to Firmin Gemier, there has been a range of responses. These remain relevant today.
The combination of the words “theater” and “people” has inspired a variety of practices, theories, and utopias in France. What aesthetic and ideological approaches did social reflections about the stage take? From Louis-Sebastien Mercier to Firmin Gemier, there has been a range of responses. These remain relevant today.
- Edited by Olivier Bara
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