Robert Wilson

A monograph on one of the most inventive and experimental stage directors of the twentieth and twenty-first centuryAmong stage directors, Robert Wilson has devoted perhaps the greatest effort to integrating elements that stem from a range of creative fields. Special importance is conceded to the use of light and movement in his oeuvre, not only as compositional elements but also as symbolical features.In this publication, Miguel Morey and Carmen Pardo approach the entirety of his oeuvre through an extensive essay structured around five suggestive sections: The Deaf Man's Gaze, The Automaton's Freedom, What Marlene Dietrich Knew, The Prisms of Silence and The Theatre in Infinite Space.