The Rise and Fall of the Well-Made Play (Routledge Revivals)

Examining the concept of the 'well-made play,' this book delves into its devaluation and the subsequent loss of vital theatrical elements. It emphasizes the evolution of British theatre and highlights key figures who have shaped its landscape. This work serves as an essential introduction for students interested in the historical and developmental aspects of British theatre, offering insights into its significance and the changes it has undergone since 1967.