The Final Curtain: The Art of Dying on Stage

The Final Curtain: The Art of Dying on StageIt is a book about dying, or, more accurately, about the representation of dying in the theatre. Its chief concern is how actors undertook to translate words and concepts into forms legible and significant to an audience. It deals with the ways in which playwrights wrote about death and attitudes towards death in their cultures. Nevertheless, the emphasis is on the practice of acting.

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It defines and explores key instances of the genre across the history of television drama in the UK and US

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