Strindberg and Modernist Theatre

Discover the profound influence of August Strindberg on modernist theatre with "Strindberg and Modernist Theatre" by Frederick J. Marker. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2007, this insightful work spans 192 pages, offering a comprehensive analysis of Strindberg's significant post-Inferno works as they manifest in performance.

From the groundbreaking early productions directed by Max Reinhardt and Olof Molander to the contemporary reinterpretations by iconic directors like Robert Lepage, Robert Wilson, and Ingmar Bergman, Marker explores how Strindberg's innovative spirit continues to resonate on today’s stages. Each chapter concludes with a focus on innovative Strindberg performances, providing readers with a rich understanding of the playwright’s enduring legacy in the world of drama.

This book is essential for theatre enthusiasts and scholars alike, as it delves into the intricate relationship between Strindberg's works and modern theatrical practices. Enhance your library with this critical resource on one of literature's most influential figures in theatre history.