Shakespeare on the German Stage

The book offers a detailed exploration of Shakespeare's plays as they were performed and received in Germany, tracing their journey from the arrival of English Comedians in the late 16th century up to the First World War. It highlights the cultural exchanges and adaptations that shaped the German interpretation of Shakespeare's work, providing insights into the evolving theatrical landscape and audience reception throughout this period. Illustrated elements enrich the narrative, making it a visually engaging historical account.