The Theatre And Its People
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Audiences in those two great countries of the theatre, Germany and France, do not insist that a play shall end happily if such a con- clusion is not logical. They are willing 122 The Theatre and Its People that other than sentimental themes shall be illustrated on the stage. In this country a love interest must be para- mount, or the majority of people will not be pleased; at least, the manager thinks they will not, and that is quite conclusive with the playwright. If he does not suit his work ...to the market, it will remain unsold. He is debarred from experiments. The manager is ready to import a novelty that has been tested abroad, but he will not risk his money in original ventures. Only a few of our star actors are brave enough to strike out in new directions.
Collaboration is often advantageous.
An author unskilled in the technique of the drama, and a stage manager who has no ability in composition, may to- gether turn out an excellent play. In that way theatrical versions of novels have lately been made with much suc- cess.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Audiences in those two great countries of the theatre, Germany and France, do not insist that a play shall end happily if such a con- clusion is not logical. They are willing 122 The Theatre and Its People that other than sentimental themes shall be illustrated on the stage. In this country a love interest must be para- mount, or the majority of people will not be pleased; at least, the manager thinks they will not, and that is quite conclusive with the playwright. If he does not suit his work ...to the market, it will remain unsold. He is debarred from experiments. The manager is ready to import a novelty that has been tested abroad, but he will not risk his money in original ventures. Only a few of our star actors are brave enough to strike out in new directions.
Collaboration is often advantageous.
An author unskilled in the technique of the drama, and a stage manager who has no ability in composition, may to- gether turn out an excellent play. In that way theatrical versions of novels have lately been made with much suc- cess.
What to read after The Theatre And Its People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Fyles to read onlineMoreLess
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