Inszenierte Moderne : Populèares Theater in Berlin und London, 1880-1930.

By:

Becker, Tobias [author]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: German Summary language: English Series: Verèoffentlichungen des Deutschen Historischen Instituts London/ Publications of the German Historical Institute LondonPublisher: Berlin : De Gruyter Oldenbourg, 2014Description: 1 online resource (512 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

3110353717
9783110353617
311035361X
9783110353716

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Electronic books.

Additional physical formats: Print version:: Inszenierte Moderne : Populèares Theater in Berlin und London, 1880-1930.DDC classification:

792/.089924043155

Other classification:

AP 64800

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Contents:

Inhalt; Einleitung; 1. Theaterpolitik; 1.1 Gesetzgebung; 1.2 Zensur; 1.3 Inszenierte Politik; 2. Theaterrèaume; 2.1 Theatergebèaude; 2.2 Theater in der Metropole; 2.3 Inszenierte Rèaume; 3. Theatergesellschaft; 3.1 Publikum; 3.2 Schauspieler; 3.3 Inszenierte Gesellschaft; 4. Theatergeschèaft; 4.1 Unternehmen; 4.2 Produkte; 4.3 Inszenierter Konsum; Fazit; Dank; Tabellen; Verzeichnis der Abbildungen; Quellen- und Literaturverzeichnis; Abstract; Personenregister; Stèuckregister.

Summary: Modern popular culture came to the world from the stage. Even before film and radio had established themselves, popular theater had developed into a commercial and boundary-crossing entertainment industry that reached a mass audience. Tobias Becker compares the theater landscapes of London and Berlin and points out the cultural exchanges that took place between these metropolises during the "long turn of the century" (1880-1930).

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Modern popular culture came to the world from the stage. Even before film and radio had established themselves, popular theater had developed into a commercial and boundary-crossing entertainment industry that reached a mass audience. Tobias Becker compares the theater landscapes of London and Berlin and points out the cultural exchanges that took place between these metropolises during the "long turn of the century" (1880-1930).