When times changed, theatre did, too. (New Releases). (book review)
American Theatre, October, 2002 by Hostetter, Martha
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THE CONTINUUM COMPANION TO TWENTIETH CENTURY THEATRE, edited by Colin Chambers, Continuum, New York. 896 pp, $150 cloth.
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THE CLOSE OF THE LAST CENTURY brought on a flurry of publishing projects, as book editors dreamed up tomes to encapsulate a hundred years of activity. Arriving late to the scene, The Continuum Companion to Twentieth Century Theatre is nevertheless a sane and welcome addition to this canon. Rather than trying to swallow the century whole, cramming in names and dates and titles, the book instead offers itself as a modest guide (in the words of its editor, Colin ...
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