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100 1  Mitchell, Rick|q(Richard W.)|0https://id.loc.gov/
       authorities/names/nb2002032514 
245 10 Brecht in L.A. :|ba play /|cby Rick Mitchell. 
264  1 Bristol :|bIntellect,|c2003. 
300    1 online resource (vii, 121 pages) 
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504    Includes bibliographical references. 
505 0  Cover -- Preliminary Pages -- Contents -- Epic Theatre, 
       Naturalistic Artifice, and American Acting: Brecht in L.A.
       in L.A. -- Brecht in L.A. -- Afterword -- Appendix I: 
       Historical Footnotes, Etc. -- Appendix II: Review of 
       Performance of Brecht in L.A.: Brecht, Bobos, and L.A., by
       Ralph Leck. 
520    Bertolt Brecht, perhaps the most important dramatist/
       director/theorist of the twentieth century, is still 
       widely studied and his plays and theories remain staples 
       in the curricula of university theatre departments, 
       literature departments, and theatre-artist training 
       programs throughout the world. Additionally, productions 
       of Brecht's dramas continue to be popular. The play Brecht
       in L.A. focuses on Brecht's life in America, where he 
       resided from 1941 through 1947. Additionally, Brecht in 
       L.A., winner of the 2002 SWTA National New Play Contest 
       (US), is already a critically acclaimed play, which 
       suggests that the work has the potential to be widely (and
       successfully) produced. And such productions will enhance 
       the marketability of the book. A play influenced by Brecht
       is, in itself, not unique, since many leading, 
       contemporary dramatists--such as Caryl Churchill, Edward 
       Bond, Tony Kushner, Heiner Muller, and Howard Barker--have
       been affected by Brechtian dramaturgy. But a Brechtian-
       influenced play with Brecht as the lead character is 
       unique. The play represents the only dramatic work in 
       English which features Brecht himself as the title 
       character. Brecht in L.A., centering on Brecht while 
       adapting/critiquing Brechtian dramatic form, also provides
       a unique opportunity for the instructor who is teaching 
       Brechtian theatre since--with just one text (which will 
       includes endnotes and appendices)--the instructor can 
       cover epic theatre, the "Brecht debate," Brecht's 
       biography, and contradictions between Brecht's theatrical 
       practices and his everyday life. 
588 0  Print version record. 
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776 08 |iPrint version:|aMitchell, Rick (Richard W.).|tBrecht in 
       L.A.|dBristol : Intellect, 2003|z1841501050
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