London's Grand Guignol and the Theatre of Horror (Exeter Performance Studies)
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London's Grand Guignol and the Theatre of Horror (Exeter Performance Studies)

by Richard J. Hand, Mr. Michael W. Wilson

Theatre Horror Performing Arts
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This scholarly study explores London’s Grand Guignol tradition and the theatre of horror through the lens of performance studies. Richard J. Hand and Michael W. Wilson examine how horror functions as theatrical presentation, offering a focused resource for readers of theatre history and cultural performance.

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London's Grand Guignol and the Theatre of Horror examines theatrical horror in a London context.

Written by Richard J. Hand and Michael W. Wilson, the book approaches its subject through performance studies.

It considers the relationship between horror and theatrical presentation, making it relevant to readers interested in theatre history, popular performance, and dark dramatic traditions.

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