The Theater in Soviet Russia / / Nikolai A. Gorchakov.
Looks at the theater in Soviet Russia and the price paid through government funding from 1917-1950. Studies the loss of creative freedom that came with the complete subsidy by the Soviet government.
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Frontmatter -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Part One: The Russian Theater before the Revolution -- I. Theater Conditions in the Nineteenth Century -- II. The Moscow Art Theater from 1898 to October, 1917 -- III. The Great Innovators of the Pre-Revolutionary Theater -- Part Two: The First Decade, 1917 to 1927 -- IV. February to October, 1917 -- V. Bolshevism Assigns a Role to the Theater -- VI. Acceptable Subjects for Acceptable Plays -- VII. Heyday -- Part Three: The Second Decade, 1927 to 1937 -- VIII. The Full-Scale Attack on the Theater -- IX. Plays Based on Party Slogans -- X. Last Flickers of Originality -- Part Four: The Tragic Ending, 1937 to 1952 -- XI. The Complete Standardization of the Soviet Theater -- XII. Wartime Patriotism and Postwar Propaganda -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index |
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Frontmatter -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Part One: The Russian Theater before the Revolution -- I. Theater Conditions in the Nineteenth Century -- II. The Moscow Art Theater from 1898 to October, 1917 -- III. The Great Innovators of the Pre-Revolutionary Theater -- Part Two: The First Decade, 1917 to 1927 -- IV. February to October, 1917 -- V. Bolshevism Assigns a Role to the Theater -- VI. Acceptable Subjects for Acceptable Plays -- VII. Heyday -- Part Three: The Second Decade, 1927 to 1937 -- VIII. The Full-Scale Attack on the Theater -- IX. Plays Based on Party Slogans -- X. Last Flickers of Originality -- Part Four: The Tragic Ending, 1937 to 1952 -- XI. The Complete Standardization of the Soviet Theater -- XII. Wartime Patriotism and Postwar Propaganda -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index |
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