Off-Centre Stages: Fringe Theatre at the Open Space and the Round House, 1968-1983

Relating the histories of two important London fringe theaters—the Round House and the Open Space—with the use of rare archives, this text offers a detailed look at these pioneering companies and answers key questions about performance space and its influence on the types of productions that can be successfully presented. Rare photographs of productions and a complete list of plays and events staged at the two venues are included.