The Exhibition Drama

In this work Baker examines the various forms of drama showcased at exhibitions highlighting how these performances served not only to entertain but also to educate and inform the public about different cultures innovations and social issues. He reflects on the role of the theater as a medium for storytelling allowing audiences to engage with diverse narratives and perspectives. The exhibition drama often incorporated elements of spectacle and visual storytelling blending traditional theatrical techniques with modern advancements in stagecraft. Baker’s insights into the production processes themes and audience reception of exhibition dramas provide valuable context for understanding the evolution of theater during this period. He discusses the collaboration between playwrights actors and designers as well as the ways in which these productions responded to contemporary societal concerns and aspirations.