Schreidrama

...This is also common to W. Hasencleber's "The Son" (1914) and later Arnolt Bronnen's (1895-1959) "The Murder of the Father" (1920). The "Scream Drama," in which lines are reduced to sound, was written by A. Strahm, who died in World War I. As the war drew to a close, works such as "Ein Geschlecht" by Fritz von Unruh (1885-1970) and "Seeschlacht" (1917), which show a peaceful and anti-war tendency, appeared, depicting a sailor trapped in a gun turret (Goering's "Seeschlacht" was performed at the Tsukiji Little Theater when it was first established, and is said to have had a great influence on the new Japanese theater scene at the time).

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Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…これはW.ハーゼンクレーバーの《息子》(1914)やのちのブロンネンArnolt Bronnen(1895‐1959)の《父親殺し》(1920)にも共通する。台詞が音に還元される〈絶叫劇Schreidrama〉を書いたのは第1次大戦で戦死したA.シュトラムである。戦争が末期に近づくと，平和的･反戦的傾向を示すウンルーFritz von Unruh(1885‐1970)の《一族Ein Geschlecht》や砲塔に閉じこめられた水兵を描くゲーリングReinhard Göring(1887‐1936)の《海戦Seeschlacht》(1917)などが現れる(なお，ゲーリングの《海戦》は創立当初の築地小劇場でとりあげられ，当時の日本の新劇界に大きな影響を与えたといわれる)。…

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