Stage Fright, Animals, and Other Theatrical Problems

Exploring the intriguing dynamics of stage fright and audience participation, the author delves into the often-overlooked aspects of theatre that resonate deeply with both performers and viewers. By examining the unique encounters between actors and audiences, the book reveals how modern theatre serves as a space for reflecting on emotions related to work and social connections. It highlights the complex interplay of intimacy and alienation in theatrical experiences, offering insights into the broader social and political implications of these phenomena.