Musicality in Theatre

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The book explores the profound impact of music on theatrical practices, presenting a revised perspective on their relationship. Through a diverse array of case studies, it re-examines classic figures like Appia and Beckett while also highlighting lesser-known practitioners such as Joe Chaikin and Elfriede Jelinek. David Roesner's theoretical framework offers fresh insights into the interplay of music and theatre, enriching the understanding of both fields.