Name: Crash Course Theater and Drama - Season 1 Episode 44 Bertolt Brecht and Epic Theater
Genre: Documentary
Released: 01 Jan 1970
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Cast: Mike Rugnetta

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Crash Course Theater and Drama - Season 1 Episode 44 Bertolt Brecht and Epic Theater

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Are you ready to learn something about the world? Then you're ready for Bertolt Brecht, and his ideas about Epic Theater. Brecht wanted to lean into the idea of theater as a tool to upset and educate the world about stuff like the struggles of the working class and the problematic aspects of capitalism. He wanted to SHOCK people into seeing the world as it is and taking action, rather than merely entertain audiences. But, he messed up, and wrote some pretty entertaining stories, with some really catchy music integrated into it. And do, people ended up whistling Mack the Knife instead of throwing off the shackles of an oppressive social order. To be fair, it is a catchy tune. Today you're going to learn about Brecht, Epic Theater, and a little bit about the House UnAmerican Activities Committee. Because those jerks hauled Brecht up in 1948 to shake him down about whether or not he was a communist.

Year: 2019

Genre: Documentary

Country: United States of America

Studio: YouTube

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Cast: Mike Rugnetta

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First Air Date: Feb 09, 2018

Last Air date: Mar 01, 2019

Season: 1 Season

Episode: 50 Episode

Runtime: 13 minutes

IMDb: 0.00/10 by 0.00 users

Popularity: 3.008

Language: English

Keyword : drama club

Season Season 0 Season 1

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