5 Novels About . . . The Theatre

I also didn't want to make this video without talking about station 11 by Emily Sir John Randall which is one of my favorite books ever

I read the floating theater quite a few years ago now but I really liked it and I'd highly recommend it looks at the theater in a really interesting way as well as examining themes of prejudice the main character May is really interesting and yeah it's just a fantastic book one I'd highly recommend

I just thought it was really good so I highly recommend the Illusions it's fantastic and again a really fun book to read if you enjoy reading books about theater

it's fantastic and I feel like the way it looks at the complexities of theater and like the things Zilla values in her work but also the things that maybe she hasn't thought about very much I feel like all of that was explored really well in here it's a fantastic book I really loved the ending and the unexpected directions but things in this book took and I just think it's really worth a read

I feel like tipping development is really fantastic I would highly recommend it I love Sarah Waters very much and I feel like this is the place to start with her looks in my opinion like I think her books are fantastic and I think this is probably the one to start with because it's so good very character-led really fun and excellent fantastic themes

the wyvern theater is fantastic like I cannot recommend it enough it is hugely moving hugely powerful and the way the book looks at theater both in terms of the whalebone theater and other theaters that we see throughout the book it's just amazing