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The Colonial Staged Theatre In Colonial Calcutta Enactments Chatterjee

Name: The Colonial Staged Theatre In Colonial Calcutta Enactments Chatterjee
SKU: BELL-55784272
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Publisher: Seagull Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 62.35 MB

Pages: 344

Author: Chatterjee, Sudipto

ISBN: 9781905422432, 1905422431

Language: English

Year: 2007

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The Colonial Staged Theatre In Colonial Calcutta Enactments Chatterjee by Chatterjee, Sudipto 9781905422432, 1905422431 instant download after payment.

From the late eighteenth century, Calcutta, first city of the British Empire, has been a hub of intersecting ideas and movements of change. Nowhere did the restless currents of history play themselves out more graphically than in the composite art of theatre and performance. This pioneering study of the history of Bengali theatre looks at the plays mounted in the city in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and their reception. It goes on to study the cultural efflorescence known as the 'Bengal Renaissance' and the subsequent politicization of a theatre imbued with ideas of nationalism and social reform, with a particular focus on the complex and problematic issue of the place of women in theatre.