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Page 112
... theatre and other experi- mental fringe theatres ) , which , in addition to developing a style alternative to that of the professional theatre , may also nurture fresh talent and feed it into the professional system . Artists working ...
... theatre and other experi- mental fringe theatres ) , which , in addition to developing a style alternative to that of the professional theatre , may also nurture fresh talent and feed it into the professional system . Artists working ...
Page 448
... theatre has developed in so - called cellar - theatres ( " off - Broadway " stages ) , which favour the theatre of the grotesque . The Vienna Staatsoper ( State Opera ) , which was com- pletely rebuilt after World War II , ranks today ...
... theatre has developed in so - called cellar - theatres ( " off - Broadway " stages ) , which favour the theatre of the grotesque . The Vienna Staatsoper ( State Opera ) , which was com- pletely rebuilt after World War II , ranks today ...
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... theatre . The permanent playhouses that had been opened toward the end of Queen Eliza- beth's reign had been public theatres , and side by side with them a number of private theatres began to emerge ; in 1608 the King's Men , a theatre ...
... theatre . The permanent playhouses that had been opened toward the end of Queen Eliza- beth's reign had been public theatres , and side by side with them a number of private theatres began to emerge ; in 1608 the King's Men , a theatre ...
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