Stages of translation
By: introduced and edited by David Johnston.
Contributors: Johnston, David, 1953-
Publisher: Absolute Classics; Oberon Books
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Bath, England
Language: eng
Number of pages: 294
Subjects: Translating and interpreting.; Drama -- Translating.
Description: Stages of Translation is a unique collection of interviews and essays which deal with the art no less than the business of preparing performance scripts from works originally written in languages other than English. Among its contributors are some of the finest dramatists and drama translators currently working in English: David Hare, Ranjit Bolt, Jeremy Sams, Neil Bartlett, John Clifford, Adrian Mitchell, David Rudkin, Nick Dear and Kenneth McLeish are just some of those contributing.

The book ranges widely over issues of cultural ownership, the invisibility of the translator, the relationship between translation and adaptation, the practical demands of stagecraft, and the collective nature of theatre-making.
Notes: "Essays and interviews on translating for the stage"--Cover.