Metatheater and Modernity

Exploring the relationship between metatheater and the baroque/neobaroque movements, this book offers in-depth analyses of plays from the seventeenth and twentieth centuries. It examines works by notable authors such as Rotrou, Sartre, Kushner, Bernini, Shakespeare, Pirandello, Molière, and Giraudoux, highlighting how these concepts manifest across different eras. The text aims to refine the understanding of metatheater through comparative studies, revealing its significance in the evolution of theatrical expression.