Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Papers on Playmaking, Vol. 5: A Catalog of Models and of Stage-Sets in the Dramatic Museum of Columbia University
Of comedy or the muse of tragedy needs the help of any one of her seven sisters, she can confidently count upon it. The drama can summon to its support music and danc ing, epic and oratory, painting, sculpture and architecture, any one of them or even all of them together. Indeed, the drama is likely to appear rather bare and bereft Wherever it is compelled to relinquish the advantages which accrue to it from its alliances with the other arts. It is this complexity which makes the proper study.
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