Cover illustration, Toulouse-Lautrec: poster for Antoine's Théâtre Libre 1985
4.1 A Doll’s House, Royal Theatre, Copenhagen: 1879. The ‘tarantella’ scene in Act II with Betty Hennings
4.2 Studio portrait of Elizabeth Robins as Hedda Gabler, London, 1891
The Seagull, Moscow Art Theatre: 1898 (directed by Stanislavsky)
5.1 Nina’s performance in Act I
5.2 The dining room of Act III
5.3 The reversed view of Act IV: study with dining room beyond
5.4 Stanislavsky’s floor plan for Act III
5.5 Stanislavsky’s floor plan for Act IV
The Cherry Orchard, Moscow Art Theatre: 1904 (directed by Stanislavsky)
5.7 Landscape and graveyard in Act II
5.8 Lopakhin’s announcement in Act III
Mrs Warren’s Profession, The Stage Society, London: 1902 (directed by Bernard Shaw, performed without scenery)
6.1 In rehearsal: Bernard Shaw with Vivie (Madge Mcintosh) and Mrs Warren (Fanny Brough)
6.2 The capitalist and the Lovers, Act III: Granville Barker and Madge Mcintosh with Charles Goodheart
6.3 The confrontation in Act IV: Chrystal Herne and Mary Shaw
Heartbreak House, Garrick Theatre, New York: 1920, and London 1921 (directed by Bernard Shaw)