This study of the influential Parisian theatre company, the Vieux-Colombier, examines the group's contribution to the development of modern theatre in the early 20th century. Frank explores the Vieux-Colombier's innovative use of stage design, music, and lighting, and their commitment to promoting new and experimental works by contemporary playwrights.

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