The Theatre of Max Reinhardt
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He will prove, as far as a critic can, by thirty different productions, that Reinhardt, like no other German producer, seeks to give every play its individual character and style, its own atmosphere, and its own music. But the author lays stress 131 132 THE THEATRE OF MAX REINHARDT chiefly on the point that Reinhardt has brought one-half of the plays, the classics, up to date ; while to the other half, the modern plays, he has given extreme modernity ; brought modern life into the one and moder...n form of art into the other. Thus, in Herr Jacobsohn's view, Rein- hardt has created what his critic terms a " half- theatre," wherein to synthesise the old and new.
In this way he is organising an unequalled pageant of play and staging. The pageant, however, does not include all the varieties of the stage and drama — Greek, Roman, Renaissance, Puritan, Cavalier, Early Victorian, domestic, economic, the old Italian and French, Moliere, Corneille, Racine, etc. It is composed solely of the seven Stages of man : Greek, Oriental, Italian, French, Early English (Miracles, Moralities, and Eliza- bethan), German (classic and modern), and modern European (English, Russian, etc.).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He will prove, as far as a critic can, by thirty different productions, that Reinhardt, like no other German producer, seeks to give every play its individual character and style, its own atmosphere, and its own music. But the author lays stress 131 132 THE THEATRE OF MAX REINHARDT chiefly on the point that Reinhardt has brought one-half of the plays, the classics, up to date ; while to the other half, the modern plays, he has given extreme modernity ; brought modern life into the one and moder...n form of art into the other. Thus, in Herr Jacobsohn's view, Rein- hardt has created what his critic terms a " half- theatre," wherein to synthesise the old and new.
In this way he is organising an unequalled pageant of play and staging. The pageant, however, does not include all the varieties of the stage and drama — Greek, Roman, Renaissance, Puritan, Cavalier, Early Victorian, domestic, economic, the old Italian and French, Moliere, Corneille, Racine, etc. It is composed solely of the seven Stages of man : Greek, Oriental, Italian, French, Early English (Miracles, Moralities, and Eliza- bethan), German (classic and modern), and modern European (English, Russian, etc.).
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Huntly Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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