… The Drinkwater play alternated episodes and a chorus of "Two Chroniclers" speaking verse
in unison, and Corwin's play used open dramaturgy and made the Lincoln-Douglas debates …

… story and the episodes are already known to the audience, Epic Theatre narrates a known
story which enables the spectators to focus on the presentation of the episodes rather than the …

… beg the comparison with Brecht in its subject matter and dramatic technique, both of which
have much in common with the German dramatist's own definition and practice of Epic theatre…

… When the epic theatre's methods begin to penetrate the opera the first result is a radical
separation of the elements. . . . So long as the expression 'Gesamtkunstwerk' (or 'integrated work …

… From this structure grew Brecht's epic theatre, also a drama of episodes and demonstrations…
Epic theatre, as we shall see, removed the emotional appeal of expressionism, and told a …

… epic theatre techniques to make the Circus a useful tool in the hands of the spectators. I argued
why Kampanellis chose the Brechtian epic theatre … strategically, episode after episode in …

… Loehlin argues that the popularity of Brechtian dramaturgy allowed directors to reimagine
the discontinuous Henry VI plays as epic theatre in the 1960s. This trilogy nevertheless …

… For those who associate Brecht's name with "epic theatre" … to the development of "epic
theatre" in America as thatof Hallie … The production fell into some seventeen episodes each with …

… device in epic theatre of characterization as a form of complex layering, wherein actors are
required to seamlessly shift between role play (character mask) in narrative episodes and …

… epic theatre to the dialectical theatre. In our view and according to our intention the epic theatre’s
… It is clear that while Brecht does not want to abandon the foundations of epic theatre, he …