Elements of style: two new books on theatrical design delve into many aspects of the craft. .(Book Review) (book review)
American Theatre, March, 2003
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WHAT IS SCENOGRAPHY? by Pamela Howard, Routledge, New York. 129 pp, $24.95 paper. WHAT'S IN A NAME? ACCORDING TO London-based scenographer Pamela Howard--everything! In her new book What Is Scenography?, Howard poses the question that many members of the theatrical world may be too embarrassed to ask.
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"It is not stenography, or sexography, or a spelling mistake," writes Howard. "It's not a new religion or even a new idea. It's just that I have begun using and speaking the name, and others do it, too." In well-organized, clearly written ...
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