Title Concise Introduction Erwin Piscator (Concise Introduction). Digital Theatre.

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Summary	Laurence Senelick, Fletcher Professor of Drama and Oratory at Tufts University, provides an overview of one of the most significant directors of Weimar Germany, Erwin Piscator (1893-1966). Senelick explores the similarities and differences between Piscator's and Bertolt Brecht's approaches to epic theatre and considers how his scenographic and dramatic innovations in the service of revolutionary Marxism gave power to political theatre of the 1920s.
Local Note	Digital Theatre Plus
Subject	Erwin Piscator (Concise Introduction).
	Audience & Spectatorship
	Directing
	Director
	History & Society
	Identity & Biography
	Nation & Migration
	Nineteenth Century
	Political
	Twentieth Century
Added Author	Senelick, Laurence Writer
	Digital Theatre