Theatre and Moral Order

Discover the compelling insights of M. Scott Phillips in his thought-provoking book, Theatre and Moral Order, published by The University of Alabama Press in 2007. With 144 pages of engaging content, Phillips delves into the dual role of theatre as both a source of moral anxiety and a powerful instrument for social reform.

This fascinating exploration includes critical essays on the notable controversy surrounding Tony Kushner's acclaimed work, Angels in America, highlighting the ongoing struggle for artistic freedom against attempts at censorship. Phillips' work challenges readers to reflect on the complexities of moral and ethical dilemmas presented within the performing arts.

Perfect for enthusiasts of drama, theatre history, and criticism, Theatre and Moral Order is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the intricate relationship between the theatre and societal values. Get your copy today and engage in this vital conversation!