Relations between theatre and state were seldom more fraught in France than in this period. F. W. J. Hemmings traces the vicissitudes of this perennial conflict.
Relations between theatre and state were seldom more fraught in France than in this period. F. W. J. Hemmings traces the vicissitudes of this perennial conflict.
Chronology Introduction 1. The royal theatres of the ancien régime 2. The rise of the commercial theatre 3. Dramatic censorship down to its abolition 4. The liberation of the theatres 5. The royal theatres under the Revolution 6. The theatre in the service of the Republic 7. Re-establishment of the state theatres 8. Curbs on the commercial sector 9. Politics and the pit 10. The theatre in the provinces 11. The licensing sytem, 1814-1864 12. The state-supported theatres in the nineteenth century 13. The theatre in crisis: competition from the café-concert 14. Dramatic censorship in the nineteenth century 15. The private sector Notes Bibliography Guide to further reading Index.
Chronology Introduction 1. The royal theatres of the ancien régime 2. The rise of the commercial theatre 3. Dramatic censorship down to its abolition 4. The liberation of the theatres 5. The royal theatres under the Revolution 6. The theatre in the service of the Republic 7. Re-establishment of the state theatres 8. Curbs on the commercial sector 9. Politics and the pit 10. The theatre in the provinces 11. The licensing sytem, 1814-1864 12. The state-supported theatres in the nineteenth century 13. The theatre in crisis: competition from the café-concert 14. Dramatic censorship in the nineteenth century 15. The private sector Notes Bibliography Guide to further reading Index.
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