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Russian Theatre in the 20th Century
The Drama Review, 1973Russia could hardly be said to have entered the 20th Century with all flags flying. Indeed, all was not as gold as the glitter of her domes. A scant five years later she became embroiled in a bloody civil war, and while that insurrection was put down and relative calm ensued for the next decade, it should have been clear to any sensitive observer that ...
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History of the Russian Theatre
Russian Review, 1951Andrew M. Hanfman +3 more
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A Window to the West: Russian Imperial Theatres
2008The development of the national theatre in Russia is closely linked to the dichotomy between the construction of the imperial identity beginning with the reforms of Peter the Great in the early eighteenth century and the search for the Russian national character that became especially prominent after the defeat of Napoleon in 1812.
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The Pictorial History of the Russian Theatre
World Literature Today, 1978Barbara Heldt Monter, Herbert Marshall
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Early russian theatre and commedia dell'arte
2011Italian commedia dell'arte in 18th century Russia is a phenomenon which demands careful attention from students of the Russian theatre, particularly since comedy was the most important dramatic development of this century. It is significant that Russian dramaturgy vaulted from infancy to maturity in the short space of a century.
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Dostoevsky in Russian and World Theatre
Educational Theatre Journal, 1978Laurence Senelick, Vladimir Seduro
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Doestoevsky in Russian and World Theatre
Russian Review, 1979Alexis Guedroitz, Vladimir Seduro
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