Title: Osmanlı'da gösteri sanatları
Description: The first part of this work deals with the traditional Ottoman entertainment life in the last period, the lubiyat ensembles, which are also called daldebâz, and which include dreamers, puppeteers, and many performance masters such as acrobats and jugglers, were explained. In the second chapter, Meddah, in the third chapter, Karagöz, and in the fourth chapter, the historical course of the Ortaoyunu and their place and importance in the late Ottoman entertainment life were tried to be revealed. In the fifth chapter, Theater, the subject was limited to Güllü Agop and Gedikpaşa Theater, which were privileged to play Turkish plays in Western style. In the sixth chapter, the appearance of the traditional Orta play as the Tuluat Theater in order to compete with the Western-style theater was discussed. While Kanto, who took his place on the stage with the changing life and entertainment life, constituted the seventh episode, Şehzadebaşı and Direk intersect were featured in the last episode during Ramadan nights where all these entertainments were experienced to the fullest.
Subjects: Performing arts, History, Theater
Places: Turkey