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portada A National Repertoire: Schiller, Iffland and the German Stage
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Physical Book
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Language
English
Pages
306
Format
Paperback
Weight
1
ISBN
3039107143
ISBN13
9783039107148
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A National Repertoire: Schiller, Iffland and the German Stage

Lesley Sharpe (Author) · W. E. Yates (Illustrated by) · Hans S. Reiss (Illustrated by) · Peter Lang Ltd, International Academic Publis · Paperback

A National Repertoire: Schiller, Iffland and the German Stage - Reiss, Hans S. ; Yates, W. E. ; Sharpe, Lesley

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Synopsis "A National Repertoire: Schiller, Iffland and the German Stage"

Friedrich Schiller had a difficult relationship with the theatre world and wrote plays that, though successful on stage, ran counter to contemporary trends. This study sets Schiller in the context of the theatre history of his period by examining the impact on his dramatic production of the circumstances of the two theatres with which he was closely involved, the Mannheim National Theatre and the Weimar Court Theatre, where Goethe was Director. Born in the same year as Schiller, August Wilhelm Iffland was the most prominent actor of his generation and a prolific playwright, whose early career at the Mannheim theatre made him Schiller's rival. Yet later, as Director of the Berlin National Theatre, Iffland helped create a national repertoire with Schiller's dramas as its cornerstone. By analysing the theatrical careers of Schiller and Iffland in parallel, this study explores the developing belief in theatre as a cultural institution. It also illuminates the relationship between Schiller and Goethe as theatre practitioners.

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