Margaret Eddershaw was a founder member of the Department of Theatre Studies at Lancaster University, and during her twenty-five years there she combined an academic career with professional performing, directing and playwriting. She now lives in Greece, where she continues to write on and for the theatre.

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• INTRODUCTION 1 BRECHT AND THE PERFORMER: MEASURING THE DISTANCE 2 PERFORMING EARLY BRITISH BRECHT: FOLLOWING THE BERLINER 3 PERFORMING BRECHT POST-1968: THE RADICAL RESPONSES 4 PERFORMING ‘CLASSICAL’ BRECHT: MAKING THE STRANGE FAMILIAR 5 PERFORMING BRECHT IN THE 1990s: THREE APPROACHES TO POST-WALL BRECHT 6 PERFORMING BRECHT IN THE TWENTY-FIRST

Margaret Eddershaw was a founder member of the Department of Theatre Studies at Lancaster University, and during her twenty-five years there she combined an academic career with professional performing, directing and playwriting. She now lives in Greece, where she continues to write on and for the theatre.

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• INTRODUCTION 1 BRECHT AND THE PERFORMER: MEASURING THE DISTANCE 2 PERFORMING EARLY BRITISH BRECHT: FOLLOWING THE BERLINER 3 PERFORMING BRECHT POST-1968: THE RADICAL RESPONSES 4 PERFORMING ‘CLASSICAL’ BRECHT: MAKING THE STRANGE FAMILIAR 5 PERFORMING BRECHT IN THE 1990s: THREE APPROACHES TO POST-WALL BRECHT 6 PERFORMING BRECHT IN THE TWENTY-FIRST