The Theatre of Revolt: Studies in modern drama from Ibsen to Genet

Experience the power of rebellion and the birth of modern theatre with "The Theatre of Revolt: Studies in modern drama from Ibsen to Genet." This now-classic work by Robert Brustein takes you on a journey through the revolutionary minds of eight outstanding playwrights who shaped the theatrical landscape as we know it today.

In this captivating edition, Brustein delves deep into the works of Ibsen, Strindberg, Chekhov, Shaw, Brecht, Pirandello, O'Neill, and Genet, uncovering the nature of their revolt and the methods they employed in their plays. Discover the influences these playwrights had on the modern drama and gain insight into the remarkable individuals behind the masterpieces we continue to treasure.

Renowned for its depth and analysis, "The Theatre of Revolt" has been praised by critics and scholars alike. The New York Times Book Review calls it "one of the standard and decisive books on the modern theater," offering a glimpse into the minds of these great playwrights and the private hell that fueled their enduring works.

With its remarkably fine and sensitive pieces of criticism, this book stands as the best single collection of essays on modern drama. According to Alvin Kernan of Yale Review, it offers a "remarkable and fine" analysis of the works and the impact of these brilliant playwrights.

Don't miss out on this definitive guide to modern drama and the revolution that shaped it. Uncover the secrets of the theatre's greatest rebels and gain a deeper appreciation for their enduring contributions. Take your understanding of drama to the next level with "The Theatre of Revolt: Studies in modern drama from Ibsen to Genet."

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