dramaturgy
[dram-ă-ter-ji]The theory and practice of drama, now usually called dramatics. A dramaturge or dramaturgist is a playwright, or in some contexts (especially German) a literary adviser or theatrical ...
Globe reconstructions
The idea of building replicas of the Elizabethan theatres started with Ludwig Tieck in Leipzig in the 1830s. Having visited London, met Edmund Malone, the first scholarly excavator of information ...
Sergei Eisenstein
(1898–1948)Russian/Soviet stage and film director and designer. He began his career with travelling theatre groups during the Civil War before joining Proletkult in 1920, moved to Foregger's ...
Tieck, (Johann) Ludwig Reference library
The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre (2 ed.)
(1773–1854),
German Romantic poet and dramatist, whose early plays, satirical fairy-tales—Ritter Blaubart (Bluebeard, 1796), Der gestiefelte Kater...
Tieck, Ludwig Reference library
The Companion to Theatre and Performance
(1773–1853)
German playwright, critic, and translator. In 1799 Tieck joined the early *romantics in Jena, including *Schlegel. During a visit to England in ...
Tieck, Ludwig Reference library
Christopher Balme
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Theatre and Performance
(1773–1853)
German playwright, critic, and translator. After studying theology and philology, Tieck moved to Berlin in 1794 where he worked as a freelance writer. In ...
