AMBIGUOUS TOPICALITY - A PHILTER OF STATE-SOCIALIST HUNGARIAN THEATRE

L'Harmattan - EAN : 9782343230313
KEKESI KUN ARPAD
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  • EAN13 : 9782343230313
  • Collection : HARMATTAN HONGR
  • Editeur : L'Harmattan
  • Date Parution : 1 janv. 2021
  • Disponibilite : Disponible
  • Barème de remise : NS
  • Nombre de pages : 216
  • Format : 1.20 x 15.50 x 24.00 cm
  • Poids : 329gr
  • Résumé : This monograph examines the Hungarian theatre between 1949 and
    1989 and uses Philther as the method of writing theatre history. In line
    with the Philther categories, the twelve performance analyses comprise
    six units: the context of the performance in theatre culture; dramatic text
    and dramaturgy; staging; acting; stage design and sound; the impact
    and posterity. They focus on the beginning, middle and end of state
    socialism through the productions of three different theatres. The first four
    chapters examine shows of the Operetta Theatre in Budapest immediately
    following the nationalization of cultural institutions. The next six chapters
    deal with performances of the National Theatre during the consolidation
    of the Kádár regime, and the last two chapters present productions of the
    Katona József Theatre shortly before the regime change. They all address
    the question of topicality, the adaptation of stories to contemporary
    expectations, which often involved the emergence of ambiguity and the
    involuntary shift of interpreting stage events in the light of the spectactors own situation.
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