Living Theatre in the Ancient Roman House: Theatricalism in the Domestic Sphere
by Richard C. Beacham, Hugh Denard
Living Theatre in the Ancient Roman House explores theatricalism in the domestic sphere of ancient Rome. Richard C. Beacham and Hugh Denard examine the relationship between Roman homes, performance, display, and social experience, offering an interdisciplinary perspective for readers interested in classical studies, architecture, history, and theatre.
About This Book
Living Theatre in the Ancient Roman House examines the relationship between theatricalism and domestic space in ancient Rome.
Richard C. Beacham and Hugh Denard consider the Roman house as a setting connected with performance, presentation, and social experience.
The book focuses on the domestic sphere, offering a study of how theatrical ideas can inform the understanding of Roman homes.
It will interest readers exploring ancient history, Roman architecture, classical studies, and the history of performance.
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