Gruzinskii teatr: osnovnye etapy razvitiia. Predislovie A. V. Lunacharskogo [The Georgian theater: the basic stages of development. With a preface by A. V. Lunacharsky]. Trudy Gos. Akad. khud. nauk. Teatral'naia sektsiia, 5 [series title] by Amaglobeli, Sergo and Anatolii Lunacharskii, preface

Moscow: Gosudarstvennaia Akademiia Khudozhestvennykh Nauk (GAKhN), 1930. Octavo (18 × 12.5 cm). Original printed wrappers; [4], 149, [6] pp. With 27 leaves of plates. Spine professionally rebacked preserving spine strip (small loss to lower extremity); light wear to wrapper edges; old bookstore stamp to rear wrapper; else good or better. Early work on Georgian theatre, with 29 illustrations on 27 leaves of plates. Sergei Ivanovich Amaglobeli (1899-1946) was a Georgian Soviet theatre scholar and critic, who held positions in Georgian theater and cinema before moving to Moscow in the late 1920s. The chapters, true to Marxist scholarship, focus on separate phenomena such as "Feudal theatre," "Popular theatre," and "Bourgeois theatre" as well as the theatre of workers and of the Soviets. Information is also given on individual studios and theaters, as well as a reflection on Georgian theatre as a national theatre.

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