Theatre

Style and Technique

In the novel "Theatre," Somerset Maugham employs a realistic style, accurately and incisively depicting the theatrical world of the early 20th century. The language of the work is rich and expressive, with the author paying great attention to the psychological development of the characters. Maugham masterfully conveys their inner worlds, conflicts, and emotions. The book's structure is classic, with a clear division into chapters, each contributing to the plot's development and the characters' portrayal. The author emphasizes the emotional experiences of the main characters, highlighting the drama of the work and making it particularly memorable.