Howard Barker: Collected Plays, Vol. 3

by Howard Barker

Genres: Plays, Drama

306 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1995

About the author

Howard Barker is an English playwright. His plays have been produced at the Royal Court, the RSC and the National Theatre, throughout Europe and the USA and by his own company, The Wrestling School. He is best known as the exponent of the Theatre of Catastrophe. He is a theatre theorist, a poet and a painter. His work has been the subject of a number of book-length studies and academic conferences.

Reviews

[Ali · Rating 3 out of 5]

Seeing the Uncle Vania's performance in 1995, (based on Chekhov's, directed by Barker himself), I became interested to read it, and I enjoyed, as I became interested to follow Barker's works and productions. He has also "Arguments for a theatre" which is about his theories about theatre and his method in performancing

[Mercy Ab]

Can anyone please tell me how to read the book???I can't open it..it's so annoying :(