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Theory of the Theatre, and Other Principles of Dramatic Criticism

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

Year of Publication: 1910Genres: Essays & Short Works , Performing Arts

Running Time: 05 hours 31 minutes 28 seconds

#	Chapter Name
1	Preface Andrew Gaunce	1:26
2	What is a Play? Andrew Gaunce	39:52
3	The Psychology of Theatre Audiences Owlivia	42:13
4	The Actor and the Dramatist ToddHW	19:11
5	Stage Conventions in Modern Times Colleen McMahon	29:51
6	Economy of Attention in Theatrical Performances ToddHW	8:01
7	Emphasis in the Drama VocalPenguin	25:51
8	The Four Leading Types of Drama VocalPenguin	10:38
9	The Modern Social Drama VocalPenguin	27:01
10	The Public and the Dramatist Andrew Gaunce	10:21
11	Dramatic Art and the Theatre Business ToddHW	9:50
12	The Happy Ending in the Theatre Larry Wilson	9:20
13	The Boundaries of Approbation VocalPenguin	6:02
14	Imitation and Suggestion in the Drama thestorygirl	8:01
15	Holding the Mirror Up to Nature thestorygirl	15:34
16	Blank Verse on the Contemporary Stage ToddHW	7:31
17	Dramatic Literature and Theatric Journalism Owlivia	12:03
18	The Intention of Permanence VocalPenguin	7:36
19	The Quality of New Endeavor ToddHW	6:25
20	The Effect of Plays Upon the Public thestorygirl	8:44
21	Pleasant and Unpleasant Plays Larry Wilson	8:28
22	Themes in the Theatre thestorygirl	8:51
23	The Function of Imagination Andrew Gaunce	8:38