Tuesday, October 1, 2019

Brecht and Epic Theater -- Krystal

Hello, readers!

This is a really useful video to watch if you want to get some idea as to how Life of Galileo would be performed or, more broadly, what its goals are as a piece of theater. We're going to be talking about a lot of these issues in more specific detail tomorrow, but this little video is great to get your wheels turning before tomorrow's class. Though we may initially read and/or watch Life of Galileo like any other play, Brecht really doesn't want us to -- and this video will help us grapple with that. See you tomorrow!



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