Dramatic Spaces

Exploring the interplay between theatrical design and audience interpretation, this work delves into how traditional elements shape the understanding of drama. By integrating theater history with literary analysis, it highlights the often-neglected dimensions of performance. Utilizing concepts from semiotics, phenomenology, and spatial theory, alongside case studies from diverse playwrights, the book reveals the intricate connections between text and spatiality, emphasizing their significance in enhancing the audience's experience of drama.