Drama : an imitation of life /

Traces the history of drama from its beginning in tribal dances to the Greek theaters, where drama developed first as a means of honoring gods, to plays as we know them today. Details how drama evolved through the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and Elizabethan periods and examines a modern work, Ibse...

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Corporate Authors:	Coast Community College District, City Colleges of Chicago, RMI Media Productions
Format:	Video VHS
Language:	English
Published:	Shawnee Mission, KS : RMI Media, [1978?]
Series:	Humanities through the arts
Subjects:	Drama > History and criticism. Theater > History. Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.) Literature > History and criticism. Ibsen, Henrik, > 1828-1906. > Dukkehjem. > English.

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Summary:	Traces the history of drama from its beginning in tribal dances to the Greek theaters, where drama developed first as a means of honoring gods, to plays as we know them today. Details how drama evolved through the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and Elizabethan periods and examines a modern work, Ibsen's A Doll's house.
Item Description:	"C04-06." Videorecording.
Physical Description:	1 videocassette (30 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in.
Audience:	Theater Arts