Geschichte der Schauspielkunst in Frankfurt am Main : Von ihren ersten Anfängen bis zur Eröffnung des städtischen Komödienhauses. (Paperback)

Geschichte der Schauspielkunst in Frankfurt am Main (History of Acting in Frankfurt am Main) explores the rich theatrical history of Frankfurt, Germany, from its earliest beginnings to the opening of the city's municipal comedy house. Elisabeth Schippel Mentzel meticulously details the evolution of performing arts in Frankfurt, providing a comprehensive overview of the actors, performances, and venues that shaped the city's cultural landscape. This study offers valuable insights into the development of German theater and the social context in which it flourished. A significant resource for scholars and enthusiasts of theater history, German cultural history, and the history of Frankfurt am Main.

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