This theater-historiographical study focuses on the Frankfurt-based Verlag der Autoren from 1969 to the mid-1980s. It uses archival material to examine how theater texts were produced and marketed in the FRG's cultural marketplace, contextualizing them within the company's collaborative organizational structure. This reveals a cultural entrepreneurial practice at the intersection of theater as a commodity and publishing as critique.

Lisa-Frederike Seidler, FU, Berlin, Germany.