Publisher's Synopsis
From the open flames of ancient Greek amphitheaters to the sophisticated lighting systems of today's theaters, this book provides a fascinating history of stage and theatre lighting. It explores the technological advances and artistic innovations that have transformed the use of light in performance, and highlights some of the most iconic productions and designers in the field.
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