Pamela Howard is a Director/Scenographer and Visual Artist working primarily in contemporary opera and music theatre. Pamela was awarded an OBE in 2008 ‘for Services to Drama’ and is International Chair in Drama at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, UK, Honorary Fellow of the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts and Emeritus Professor at University of the Arts London, UK (Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design). She is the author of What is Scenography? (2002, 2009, 2019).Pavel Drábek is Professor of Drama and Theatre Practice at the University of Hull, UK. He specializes in Shakespeare and early modern theatre, translation and adaptation, and theatre theory. He has worked with Pamela Howard since 2009, editing the third, enlarged edition of What is Scenography? (2019). He is also co-curator of Prague Quadrennial’s PQ Talks programme and jury of the PQ Best Publication Award (2019, 2023).

• DedicationsAcknowledgementsForeword: The Slow Cooker of Memory1. The Holder of the T-Square2. The Music Dream3. The Paris Dream4. The Dead Leaf Prison5. The Travel Dream6. Milestones7. Only Two Small Chairs…8. Locked Doors and Hidden Secrets9. A New Use for Old Tablecloths10. A Tri-Coloured World11. The Paper Dress Arrives12. A Dream RealisedWorks CitedIndex

A lovely combination of memories, events in [Howard's] life, people and, of course, art, theatre and music!

Pamela Howard is a Director/Scenographer and Visual Artist working primarily in contemporary opera and music theatre. Pamela was awarded an OBE in 2008 ‘for Services to Drama’ and is International Chair in Drama at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, UK, Honorary Fellow of the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts and Emeritus Professor at University of the Arts London, UK (Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design). She is the author of What is Scenography? (2002, 2009, 2019).Pavel Drábek is Professor of Drama and Theatre Practice at the University of Hull, UK. He specializes in Shakespeare and early modern theatre, translation and adaptation, and theatre theory. He has worked with Pamela Howard since 2009, editing the third, enlarged edition of What is Scenography? (2019). He is also co-curator of Prague Quadrennial’s PQ Talks programme and jury of the PQ Best Publication Award (2019, 2023).

• DedicationsAcknowledgementsForeword: The Slow Cooker of Memory1. The Holder of the T-Square2. The Music Dream3. The Paris Dream4. The Dead Leaf Prison5. The Travel Dream6. Milestones7. Only Two Small Chairs…8. Locked Doors and Hidden Secrets9. A New Use for Old Tablecloths10. A Tri-Coloured World11. The Paper Dress Arrives12. A Dream RealisedWorks CitedIndex

A lovely combination of memories, events in [Howard's] life, people and, of course, art, theatre and music!

Pamela Howard is a Director/Scenographer and Visual Artist working primarily in contemporary opera and music theatre. Pamela was awarded an OBE in 2008 ‘for Services to Drama’ and is International Chair in Drama at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, UK, Honorary Fellow of the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts and Emeritus Professor at University of the Arts London, UK (Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design). She is the author of What is Scenography? (2002, 2009, 2019).Pavel Drábek is Professor of Drama and Theatre Practice at the University of Hull, UK. He specializes in Shakespeare and early modern theatre, translation and adaptation, and theatre theory. He has worked with Pamela Howard since 2009, editing the third, enlarged edition of What is Scenography? (2019). He is also co-curator of Prague Quadrennial’s PQ Talks programme and jury of the PQ Best Publication Award (2019, 2023).

• DedicationsAcknowledgementsForeword: The Slow Cooker of Memory1. The Holder of the T-Square2. The Music Dream3. The Paris Dream4. The Dead Leaf Prison5. The Travel Dream6. Milestones7. Only Two Small Chairs…8. Locked Doors and Hidden Secrets9. A New Use for Old Tablecloths10. A Tri-Coloured World11. The Paper Dress Arrives12. A Dream RealisedWorks CitedIndex

A lovely combination of memories, events in [Howard's] life, people and, of course, art, theatre and music!