The Transition of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries’ Theories of Ballet as Drama From “Dessein” to “Action” Focusing on Theories by Ménestrier, Cahusac, and Noverre

Comparative Theatre Review
doi 10.7141/ctr.15.1
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Japanese Society for Theatre Research, Comparative Theatre Section

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