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RACHEL T.R. ALEXANDER. 2015. Tales of cultural transfer: Russian opera abroad, 1866-1906. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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DIEGO AUGUSTO ARBOLEDA. 2016. British Chekhov: an analysis of the United Kingdom's 21st century national identity through contemporary interpretations of Anton Chekhov's plays. Ph.D. thesis. Roehampton.
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Pop. 45.69%
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B. BEUMERS. 1991. Yury Lyubimov at the 'Taganka' Theatre and in exile (1964-1989). D.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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ROXANNE C. COPPING. 2016. Composers and the Ballets Russes: Convention, innovation and evolution as seen through the lesser-known works. PhD thesis. Manchester.
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VICKY COSTELLO. 2012. Brian Friel, Russia and Ireland: The adaptations and the canon. PhD thesis. NUI (Dublin).
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Pop. 54.91%
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G.A. COUSIN. 1982. Stanislavsky and Brecht: The relationship between the actor and stage objects. Ph.D. thesis. Exeter.
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ROS DIXON. 2003. From iconoclast to traditionalist: A study of Anatolii Efros's productions of Chekhov, Gogol and Turgenev. PhD thesis. Nottingham.
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STELLA MEDVEDEVA. 2022. Constructing aesthetics: Reassessing Vygotsky's early works in the context of the Russian modernist theatre. PhD thesis. Edinburgh.
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KATHERINE A. NEW. 2022. The four elements of nature and narrative: From antiquity to neo-mythological Russian drama. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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