The History Of European Theatre

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A podcast tracing the development of theatre from ancient Greece to the present day through the places and people who made theatre happen. More than just dates and lists of plays we'll learn about the social. political and historical context that fostered the creation of dramatic art.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy


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  • Slanebrain
    Well told and explained
    We’re gifted here with an excellent story teller possessing profound insight who never beats a subject to death. Entertaining, enlightening and a pleasure to listen to!!
  • Jrh67
    Great resource
    This podcast is great! As a theatre practitioner it’s great learning more about European theatre. Highly recommended.
  • Potato Lady Bex
    Podcast Ex Machina
    A lot of people talk about how Shakespeare influenced today’s society and modern entertainment. But who or what inspired Shakespeare? This podcast can answer that question and so many more. Host Philip takes you back in time to analyze theatre right at the roots, analyzing Ancient Greek and Roman performances, plays, emperors, and playwrights. You will learn things about pantomime and Greek gods that you never thought you wanted to know, but it’s all quite fascinating.
  • erinkellytweets
    Well done
    I arrived at this podcast through The History of England. It’s beautifully narrated and very interesting. I’m more of a history buff than a theatre buff, but it is sure to satisfy both.
  • Essabf
    Love it!
    I’m a huge theatre buff. This podcast has completely opened my world. Well written and so informative!
  • Darlsdaughter
    Educational and enjoyable
    Informative perspective on early theater. Cannot wait to see what the next season brings.
  • Scanwench
    Binge worthy
    Excellent well researched and informative
  • merry 158
    Informative and relaxing to listen to
    This is exactly the podcast I was looking for. Philip has a lovely voice and I am enjoying relearning a lot of theatre history I’ve forgotten over the years. Thank you for making this content.
  • Rouxtitia
    So fun!
    Recently started listening to this podcast after a recommendation from the host of another history podcast I listen to. Im not really “in” to theatre but I love the host’s voice (very soothing) and his obvious enthusiasm for his subject. Well done and very well researched and presented.
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