This series delves into the vibrant and ever-evolving landscape of Shakespearean performance. It publishes provocative and urgent criticism, focusing on contemporary global theatrical contexts. Each volume offers deep analyses of specific productions, artistic practices, and cultural environments. It serves as an invaluable resource for researchers, students, and practitioners seeking to understand the dynamics of modern Shakespearean theatre.
Scholars of Shakespeare's history plays, Shakespeare in performance, and fans of The Hollow Crown will all be drawn to this exploration of two marathon productions of Shakespearean histories. With an emphasis on details of the productions, the book explores their impact, still resonating as the performances themselves recede into history.