The Theatric Tourist by Iain Mackintosh

The Theatric Tourist by Iain Mackintosh

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Offers an account of British theatre written by James Winston, a man who was both an actor and a manager as well as author and artist. This book features 24 illustrations presenting the playhouses of England of the late Georgian period. It is suitable for those interested in the performing arts in Britain in the early nineteenth century.

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The Theatric Tourist by Iain Mackintosh

Offers an account of British theatre written by James Winston, a man who was both an actor and a manager as well as author and artist. This book features 24 illustrations presenting the playhouses of England of the late Georgian period. It is suitable for those interested in the performing arts in Britain in the early nineteenth century.
Iain Mackintosh ran the Prospect Theatre Company from 1961 to 1973 and, as a director of Theatre Projects, worked as a designer of new buildings at Glyndebourne, the Cottesloe and in many theatres in America. He has curated a number of theatre history exhibitions, and is the author of Actor, Audience and Architecture (Routledge, 1993).
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ISBN 13 9780712350150
ISBN 10 0712350152
Title The Theatric Tourist
Author Iain Mackintosh
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher British Library Publishing
Year published 2008-09-01
Number of pages 96
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.