Documents the extraordinary development of those fruitful years from the beginning of the 1900s to 1932. Includes illustrations of performances directed by Meyerhold, Eisenstein and Mikhail Chekhov.
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A rich panorama of Russian and Soviet theater's golden age . . . a standard work. -- Choice
Kaleidoscopic . . . it conveys the energy, the joy even, of the Russian theater between about 1900 and 1930. -- Times Literary Supplement
The overwhelming impression given is of a theatrical ferment such as no other country in our century can match. -- London Review of Books
Kaleidoscopic . . . it conveys the energy, the joy even, of the Russian theater between about 1900 and 1930. -- Times Literary Supplement
The overwhelming impression given is of a theatrical ferment such as no other country in our century can match. -- London Review of Books
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The late Konstantin Rudnitsky was an art historian and theater critic and an internationally recognized authority on Russian theater.
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