“I Hate Musicals, but I Love to Sing”, Developments in Contemporary English Music Drama
DOI : 10.54563/coupdetheatre.1128
p. 59-73
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Christopher Innes, « “I Hate Musicals, but I Love to Sing”, Developments in Contemporary English Music Drama », Coup de théâtre, 25 | 2011, 59-73.
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Christopher Innes, « “I Hate Musicals, but I Love to Sing”, Developments in Contemporary English Music Drama », Coup de théâtre [En ligne], 25 | 2011, mis en ligne le 18 septembre 2025, consulté le 17 octobre 2026. DOI : 10.54563/coupdetheatre.1128
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Christopher Innes
Holds the Canada Research Chair in Performance and Culture, together with the title of Distinguished Research Professor at York University, Toronto. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and of the Royal Society of Arts, as well as a Killam Fellow. Author of fifteen books – which have been translated into eight different languages – and over 100 articles on various aspects of modern drama, he is also General Editor of the Cambridge “Directors in Perspective” series, Co-Editor of the “Lives of the Theatre” series, a Contributing Editor to The Cambridge Guide to World Theatre, and has been Co-Editor of the quarterly journal Modern Drama.
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