This landmark study provides a comprehensive overview of the rich history of German theater, from its early roots in medieval religious drama to the avant-garde experimentation of the modern era. With detailed analyses of key plays and major theatrical movements, Benjamin Thompson offers readers a fascinating glimpse into the vibrant and diverse world of German theater.

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