Towards a Poor Theatre

The book explores Jerzy Grotowski's innovative approach to theater, emphasizing the depth of his investigations into acting and performance. Renowned figures like Peter Brook and Richard Schechner highlight Grotowski's unparalleled contributions to understanding the mental, physical, and emotional processes of acting. Born in Poland and later working in the U.S. and Italy, Grotowski's legacy continues to influence modern theater. His 1968 work remains a vital resource for those interested in the art of performance and the evolution of theatrical practices.