Eric Bentley Books
This author served as a theater critic and translator, playing a pivotal role in introducing American audiences to the work of German playwright Bertolt Brecht. After meeting Brecht, who had recently fled Nazi Germany, the author became a close associate. He translated many of Brecht's works into English, thus helping to establish his career in America. His own critical writing likely explored the dramatic arts, with his primary contribution to the literary world being his significant translation efforts.






The Modern Theatre, Volume One; 1
- 324 pages
- 12 hours of reading
The collection features seven essays exploring various themes in theatre and performance, reflecting on the author's insights over a span of fifteen years. Aimed at students and enthusiasts, it delves into the concept of commitment within the arts, offering valuable perspectives that enhance understanding of theatrical practices and their societal implications.