Chapter 3: Performing Praxis
• Party Marxism
• Decolonial Marxism
• Dissident Marxisms

Epilogue: The Climate Crisis and the Communist Horizon

Chapter 3: Performing Praxis
• Party Marxism
• Decolonial Marxism
• Dissident Marxisms
Epilogue: The Climate Crisis and the Communist Horizon

making it essential reading for students and scholars interested in how capitalism has shaped the modern stage—and how theatre, in turn, has fought back.

to urgent contemporary issues, from racism and gender oppression to decolonization and the climate crisis. Theatre and Marxism offers an accessible yet rigorous introduction to one of modern history’s most influential intellectual traditions

arguing that Marxism remains a vital framework for understanding theatre’s evolving role in society. Inspired by the recent resurgence of Marxist thought and anti-capitalist movements worldwide, this book demonstrates Marxism’s continued relevance

Through close readings of works by artists influenced by Marxism, including Bertolt Brecht, Sylvia Wynter, and Ghassan Kanafani, Boyle traces a global history of theatre as a crucible for Marxist critique and revolutionary struggle

Theatre and Marxism places theatre at the core of Karl Marx’s critique of political economy, presenting performance as a dynamic site where Marxist ideas have been staged, tested, and transformed since the nineteenth century.

From the publisher's description: This book explores Marxism’s enduring relationship to theatre, examining how theatre has both shaped and been shaped by Marxist thought.

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