The reprinting of Jonas Barish’s classic history of antitheatricality in Western Europe, from antiquity until the early twentieth century, affords wider access to an invaluable yet limited text, which may spur further investigation into how theatricality and its antagonists operate in the global landscape of contemporary theatre and performance studies.
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