An edition of Theatre is more beautiful than war (2009)

Theatre is more beautiful than war

German stage directing in the late twentieth century

Theatre is more beautiful than war
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An edition of Theatre is more beautiful than war (2009)

Theatre is more beautiful than war

German stage directing in the late twentieth century

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Theatre is more beautiful than war: German stage directing in the late twentieth century
2009, University of Iowa Press
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Table of Contents

Peter Stein
Peter Zadek
Claus Peymann
Andrea Breth
Frank Castorf and the Volksbohne
Christoph Marthaler and Anna Viebrock
Michael Thalheimer
Thomas Ostermeier
Stefan Pucher.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
Iowa City
Series
Studies in theatre history and culture

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
792.02/33092243
Library of Congress
PN2654 .C37 2009, PN2654.C37 2009

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Pagination
p. cm.

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL23164809M
ISBN 10
1587298147
ISBN 13
9781587298141
LCCN
2009005340
OCLC/WorldCat
310171770

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