Theatre: The Director's Cue
Michael Bogdanov
The theatre from the Director's perspective: this is a scintillating series of theatrical insights, autobiographical anecdotes and a response to critics. It touches on Peter Brook's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, the History Cycle, War of the Roses and The Romans in Britain with its ensuing private prosecution on indecency brought by Mary Whitehouse. Comparisons are drawn between the British and German approach to theatre and also the daily problems facing a director. It is being published along with a new updated edition of Michael's book of essays, Shakespeare, The Director's Cut.
Michael Bogdanov
The theatre from the Director's perspective: this is a scintillating series of theatrical insights, autobiographical anecdotes and a response to critics. It touches on Peter Brook's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, the History Cycle, War of the Roses and The Romans in Britain with its ensuing private prosecution on indecency brought by Mary Whitehouse. Comparisons are drawn between the British and German approach to theatre and also the daily problems facing a director. It is being published along with a new updated edition of Michael's book of essays, Shakespeare, The Director's Cut.
Michael Bogdanov
The theatre from the Director's perspective: this is a scintillating series of theatrical insights, autobiographical anecdotes and a response to critics. It touches on Peter Brook's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, the History Cycle, War of the Roses and The Romans in Britain with its ensuing private prosecution on indecency brought by Mary Whitehouse. Comparisons are drawn between the British and German approach to theatre and also the daily problems facing a director. It is being published along with a new updated edition of Michael's book of essays, Shakespeare, The Director's Cut.
