Description
Author William Tydeman
Publisher Cambridge University Press 1984
Binding paperback
Condition Very good with some fade on the spine
Summary
"The Theatre in the Middle Ages" by William Tydeman is a compelling exploration of the evolution of European theatre from the fall of the Roman Empire to the rise of the Renaissance. Tydeman delves into the religious, social, and political influences that shaped medieval performances, including liturgical drama, mystery plays, and folk festivals. Richly illustrated with historical accounts and critical analysis, this book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the development of Western theatrical traditions, with special emphasis on how theatre both reflected and shaped the society of the time.