Encore Episode: Stages of Fire

Adventures in Theater History: Philadelphia

[Note: This is a repeat of our Episode 12, first released in June 2021]
Fires were a real danger in 19th Century theater, and some Philadelphia theaters were burned down and rebuilt multiple times. Inevitably, in some of these fires performers, audience members, and firefighters lost their lives. In this episode we go on exploration of how theater fires in the 1800s affect the physical environment that we experience plays in today.
To view the episode blog entry with illustrations and a bibliography, go to:
https://www.aithpodcast.com/blog/burning-down-the-house-blog-post-and-bibliography-for-episode-12/
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