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The development of the playhouse

Donald C. Mullin

1970

Theatre Symposium, Vol. 24

Marvin Albert Carlson, Chase Bringardner, Arnab Banerji et al.

2016

Acoustical design of concert halls and theatres

Vilhelm Lassen Jordan

1980

Roofed theaters of classical antiquity

George C. Izenour

1992

Theatres and motion picture houses

Arthur S. Meloy

1916

The business of the theatre

Alfred L. Bernheim

1932

The show starts on the sidewalk

Maggie Valentine

1996

The National Trust guide to great opera houses in America

Karyl Charna Lynn

1996

The Vienna State Opera

Karl Michael Fritthum

2000

Building type basics for performing arts facilities

Hugh Hardy

2006

A bibliography of theatre technology

John T. Howard

1982

Space in performance

Gay McAuley

1999

Shakespeare's Globe Playhouse

Irwin Smith

1956

The Greek theater of the fifth century before Christ

James Turney Allen

1920

Writers and performers in Italian drama, from the time of Dante to Pirandello

J. E. Everson, G. H. McWilliam

1991

Backstage handbook

Paul Carter

1988

Frank Lloyd Wright Hollyhock House and Olive Hill

Kathryn Smith

1992

Commercial buildings

Architectural Record.

1953

Handbook of the history of philosophy

Schwegler, Albert

1874

Stages for tomorrow

Francis Reid

1998

Theater design

George C. Izenour

1996

American theaters

David Naylor

1997

Theaters

Janet Halfmann

2000

On the safeguarding of life in theaters

John Ripley Freeman

1906

Designing small theatres

James Hull Miller

1974

Victorian and Edwardian theatres

Victor Glasstone

1975

Modern theatre construction

Edward Bernard Kinsila

1917

Accommodating the lively arts

Bloom, Martin

1997

Shakespeare's Globe

Elizabeth Gurr

1996

Broadway theatres

Morrison, William

1999

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