E-book reprinted and distributed in partnership with the Lontar Foundation.
Summary:
This volume looks at the styles and issues that characterized Indonesian national theater from the 1920s to the 1960s. Just governance, women’s rights, endemic poverty, and corruption are just a few of the themes taken up by Indonesian playwrights of the tumultuous four decades between the rise of nationalism and the overthrow Indonesia’s first president, Sukarno, in 1965.
Price: USD 9.99
Author/Editor: Michael Bodden
Publisher: The Lontar Foundation
ISBN: 978-988-15161-7-6
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