Abstract

Matthew Franks’s Subscription Theater: Democracy and Drama in Britain and Ireland, 1880–1939 argues that subscription reflected and nurtured the democratic impulses of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, both challenged and contributed to the commercial theatre, and established the canon of modern drama.

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