Canadian Theatre History

[Mark J. Jones]

Thought this might be of interest to everyone.
 
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CANADIAN THEATRE HISTORY
Selected Readings
(New Canadian Readings Series)
 
Don Rubin
York University
 
This first sourcebook in Canadian theatre history contains a unique
collection of readings chronicling the development of theatre in this
country from the earliest settlement period to the present day.
 
Canadian Theatre History examines the cultural, political, and social
influences on Canadian theatre and drama, bringing together the
perspectives of academics, critics, authors, and playwrights. Among
the many themes explored are colonialism, nationalism, gender,
multiculturalism, and regional differences. The book includes
articles on political theatre, docu-drama, and the emergence of
aboriginal mythology in mainstream theatre.
 
The book is designed for students of theatre and history as well as
anyone interested in understanding how English Canadian theatre has
developed to its present state.
 
KEY FEATURES:
 
# #first sourcebook in Canadian theatre history
 
# #covers the period from the early 17th century to the present
 
##includes articles by well-known critics and writers including Mavor
Moore, George Ryga, Nathan Cohen, and Tomson Highway
 
##focuses on the dominant themes in Canadian history, thereby
providing students with an understanding of the relationship between
theatre and society#
 
0-7730-5542-8 / 436 pages / 1996 / Copp Clark Ltd.
 
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Addison-Wesley Publishers Ltd.
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