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A continuation of More Theatre: Stage to Screen to Television, this new volume brings the previous volumes into the new millennium, covering the years 1993-2001. All volumes cover productions that have been performed in all of three media: stage, screen, and television. Whether the production began on the stage, screen, or television is not part of the criteria; it is only necessary that it eventually was performed in all three media. Where new information was added to old entries, the entries have been repeated. Plenty of new entries have been added, as many new shows have qualified for inclusion since the last volume. Each entry includes a brief historical overview of the evolution of the stories behind the various productions, followed by a list of the production titles, along with production dates and credits.--BOOK JACKET.
This volume chronicles theatrical productions that have successfully transitioned across stage, screen, and television from 1993 to 2001. It builds upon previous works by Alvin H. Marill, focusing on works that have appeared in all three media, regardless of their origin. The book provides historical context for the evolution of these stories and details production titles, dates, and credits for each entry. New information has been integrated into existing entries, and numerous new qualifying productions have been added.
This book serves as a comprehensive update to Alvin H. Marill's previous works on stage-to-screen-to-television adaptations. The detailed entries and historical context provide valuable information for scholars and enthusiasts of theatrical and media history. Its focus on productions that have spanned all three media offers a unique perspective on the adaptability of storytelling. The inclusion of new entries and updated information ensures its relevance for understanding the period between 1993 and 2001.
Page Count:
663
Publication Date:
2003-01-01
ISBN-10:
0810845369
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