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Peter Brook's experimental Shakespeare: From the Royal Shakespeare Company to international tours (1958–1986)

Peter Brook's experimental Shakespeare: From the Royal Shakespeare Company to international tours (1958–1986)

  1. Brook stages violent, stylized Titus at Stratford

    Labels: Peter Brook, Titus Andronicus, Laurence Olivier

  2. Titus revival tours Europe, expanding Brook’s reach

    Labels: Titus Andronicus, European tour, Peter Brook

  3. Brook becomes RSC co-director amid modernization

    Labels: Peter Brook, Royal Shakespeare, Co-director

  4. Brook’s stark King Lear premieres at Stratford

    Labels: King Lear, Paul Scofield, Peter Brook

  5. Marat/Sade premieres in London under Brook

    Labels: Marat Sade, Peter Brook, Royal Shakespeare

  6. Marat/Sade transfers to Broadway, wins top awards

    Labels: Marat Sade, Broadway, Tony Award

  7. US premieres, bringing documentary-style protest to RSC

    Labels: US play, Peter Brook, Aldwych Theatre

  8. The Empty Space defines Brook’s minimalist theatre ideal

    Labels: The Empty, Peter Brook, Theatre theory

  9. Brook and collaborators found an international research company

    Labels: International Centre, Micheline Rozan, Peter Brook

  10. Brook’s “white box” Midsummer opens at Stratford

    Labels: A Midsummer, White box, Peter Brook

  11. Brook releases film King Lear, extending stage ideas onscreen

    Labels: King Lear, Paul Scofield, Peter Brook

  12. Brook’s Dream tours internationally, shaping global Shakespeare

    Labels: A Midsummer, World tour, Royal Shakespeare

  13. Bouffes du Nord reopens under Brook and Rozan

    Labels: Th tre, Micheline Rozan, Peter Brook

  14. Brook stages Antony and Cleopatra, a late Shakespeare milestone

    Labels: Antony and, Peter Brook, Modernist staging

  15. Brook closes this era with an enduring institutional legacy

    Labels: Institutional legacy, Peter Brook, RSC influence