The Theory of the Theatre, and Other Principles of Dramatic Criticism

Clayton Hamilton (1881 - 1946)

A collection of essays by American critic Clayton Hamilton concerning theatre & dramatic practices, and the criticism thereof, from an early 20th century perspective. - Summary by Andrew Gaunce

Genre(s): Essays & Short Works, Performing Arts

Language: English

Section Chapter Reader Time
Play 00 Preface Andrew Gaunce
00:01:26
Play 01 What is a Play? Andrew Gaunce
00:39:52
Play 02 The Psychology of Theatre Audiences Owlivia
00:42:13
Play 03 The Actor and the Dramatist ToddHW
00:19:11
Play 04 Stage Conventions in Modern Times Colleen McMahon
00:29:51
Play 05 Economy of Attention in Theatrical Performances ToddHW
00:08:01
Play 06 Emphasis in the Drama VocalPenguin
00:25:51
Play 07 The Four Leading Types of Drama VocalPenguin
00:10:38
Play 08 The Modern Social Drama VocalPenguin
00:27:01
Play 09 The Public and the Dramatist Andrew Gaunce
00:10:21
Play 10 Dramatic Art and the Theatre Business ToddHW
00:09:50
Play 11 The Happy Ending in the Theatre Larry Wilson
00:09:20
Play 12 The Boundaries of Approbation VocalPenguin
00:06:02
Play 13 Imitation and Suggestion in the Drama thestorygirl
00:08:01
Play 14 Holding the Mirror Up to Nature thestorygirl
00:15:34
Play 15 Blank Verse on the Contemporary Stage ToddHW
00:07:31
Play 16 Dramatic Literature and Theatric Journalism Owlivia
00:12:03
Play 17 The Intention of Permanence VocalPenguin
00:07:36
Play 18 The Quality of New Endeavor ToddHW
00:06:25
Play 19 The Effect of Plays Upon the Public thestorygirl
00:08:44
Play 20 Pleasant and Unpleasant Plays Larry Wilson
00:08:28
Play 21 Themes in the Theatre thestorygirl
00:08:51
Play 22 The Function of Imagination Andrew Gaunce
00:08:38