This research project examines the dramaturgical implications of three historically significant unrealized theatres. The objective was to form new insights on these seldom examined theatres through the process of computer-based 3D visualization. The three case studies draw upon a wide range of source material: including architectural plans, sketches, performance manifestos as well as significant productions and artistic trends that informed 1920s theatre practice.
Computer-based 3D Visualization for theatre research: Towards an understanding of unrealized Utopian theatre architecture from the 1920s and 1930s
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