The Grotowski Sourcebook

Discover the profound insights of Jerzy Grotowski's theatrical journey in the Grotowski Sourcebook, expertly compiled by R. Schechner. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2001, this paperback edition spans an impressive 544 pages, offering a comprehensive overview of Grotowski's influential and multifaceted career.

This unique sourcebook features a rich collection of Grotowski's own writings alongside contributions from renowned international theorists such as Eugenio Barba and Peter Brook. Dive into the innovative ideas and practices that have shaped modern theater and explore the legacy of one of the most significant figures in the performing arts.

Whether you are a theater enthusiast, student, or professional, the Grotowski Sourcebook is an essential addition to your library, providing invaluable perspectives on the art of performance and the transformative power of theater.