The People and Places of Experimental Theatre Scholarship: A Computational Overview

The “experimental” playwrights of continental Europe have been experimental not because they have imitated modern literature or poetry, but because they have sought to express themselves in theatrical terms, and the great directors, like Jouvet, Barrault, Viertel, and Brecht have been there to make...

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Published in:Theatre survey 2023-01, Vol.64 (1), p.71-90
Main Author: Escobar Varela, Miguel
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Automation
Avant-garde
Datasets
Digital humanities
Diversification
Dramatists
Experimental theater
Literature
Machine learning
Modern literature
Poetry
Reading
Software
Theater
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Summary:The “experimental” playwrights of continental Europe have been experimental not because they have imitated modern literature or poetry, but because they have sought to express themselves in theatrical terms, and the great directors, like Jouvet, Barrault, Viertel, and Brecht have been there to make their plays “exist” on the stage.
ISSN:0040-5574
1475-4533
DOI:10.1017/S0040557422000552