John Northam, Ibsen’s Dramatic Method: a Study of the Prose Plays , London, Faber and Faber (a study of the dramatist’s use, as revealed by his stage directions, of the elements of staging [costume, sets, props, lighting, movement, physical appearance] to generate poetic and dramatic impact, and to articulate his themes

Name: John Northam, Ibsen’s Dramatic Method: a Study of the Prose Plays , London, Faber and Faber (a study of the dramatist’s use, as revealed by his stage directions, of the elements of staging [costume, sets, props, lighting, movement, physical appearance] to generate poetic and dramatic impact, and to articulate his themes
Director: Jean Renoir
Released: 1953

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