This article diverges away from theater (in the stage sense) at the point of the second world war. Thus, it lacks mention of important modern practioners such as Brecht, who redefined theater during the war period. Similarly, it does not mention the developments beyond this point such as Absurdism and post-dramatic theater. Is there any reason that there is no further information on the development of theater as a stage medium listed? --[[User:Donald|Donald]]
:"Donald" (as if that's actually your name), if you have something substantive to contribute to the entry then do so. If all you can do is complain on the talk page, then liberal Wikipedia might be a better place for you. Either contribute substantively or find another wiki to pollute with endless talk. [[User:DanielPulido|DanielPulido]] 14:35, 4 September 2010 (EDT)