School for Citizens Theatre and Civil Society in Imperial Russia by Murray Frame

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School for Citizens Theatre and Civil Society in Imperial Russia by Murray FrameISBN: 9780300111019 Yale University, September 2006 336 pages, hardcover This book offers a new perspective on the history of theatre in imperial Russia, focusing on the rise and regulation of the theatre industry and on the development of the idea of theatre. Murray Frame analyzes for the first time the impact of Russias theatre on society and politics from the end of the eighteenth century to the early twentieth century. The book highlights the

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