Radical People's Theatre

This book traces the Greek and Medieval roots of popular theatre; 18th & 19th century French theatre and early 20th century Euro-American proletarian theatre. It attributes the '60s radical theatre to the ideas of Marx, Mao, Marcuse, Reich, Gramsci & Che Guevara. It discusses the San Francisco Mime Troupe the Bread & Puppet Theater, la Theatre Populaire de Lorraine, the 7:84 Theatre Company, das GRIPS Theater, Dario Fo's il Colletivo Teatrale, la Commune and els Joglars.