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<p>"The result of nearly three decades of first-rate thought, research, and execution . . . both original and significant. <i>Shaw’s Theater</i> is doubly welcome for making ‘Bernard Shaw, Director’ readily available and for providing Dukore’s later insights on how Shaw’s sense of practical theater influenced his writing for the stage."--Fred Crawford, Central Michigan University</p> <p>"As a teacher, I would have two copies at the reserve desk and recommend it to students really interested in drama."--Daniel Leary, City College, City University of New York</p> <p>One of the preeminent Shaw scholars in the United States, Bernard F. Dukore examines Shaw’s work in the theater and his use of the theater in his work. The book has three parts that deal with different aspects of these related subjects.<br> Part I, "Bernard Shaw, Director," was published to great acclaim in 1971 and, though out of print, remains the most authoritative work on this aspect of Shaw. Citations have been updated and recent critical analysis has been included, making its reappearance an invaluable event for serious scholars.<br> The second part, "The Director as Interpreter: Shaw's <i>Pygmalion</i>," investigat
- Author
- Dukore, Bernard Frank
- Publisher
- Gainesville: University Press of Florida
- Published
- 2000
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780813022390
- Subjects
- History, Sports, Literary Fiction
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