PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP – CONCEPT AND CREATIVITY
PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP – CONCEPT AND CREATIVITY
Author(s): Anca Doina CiobotaruSubject(s): Theatre, Dance, Performing Arts
Published by: Editura ARTES
Keywords: scenic action, animation theatre, theatrical language
Summary/Abstract: The analysis of the double dimension of characters of the animation theatre – the imitative and the interpretative – and the role between animation and public, allows us to show the need to use methods focused on interdisciplinary and comparative studies; belonging of these characters to performing arts is obvious. These elements determine us to structure the show workshops so as to have as a starting point the practical argumentation of theory supported by our research. Every scenic action started from a core idea, concept or hypothesis, the stage performance confirming or invalidating the anticipated formula. This led to better understanding of resources of scenic expressivity offered by simultaneous presences (puppet actors – actors), which can be identified throughout the history of performing arts; this aspect forces us to perceive more attentively and objectively the relation between various forms of performance; tendencies to structure the role theatrical language in outlining the show being harmful, in our view.
Journal: Review of Artistic Education
- Issue Year: 2014
- Issue No: 07+08
- Page Range: 179-185
- Page Count: 7
- Language: English
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