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THE CORPOREALITY OF THE ACTOR / DANCER IN POST POSTMODERN THEATRE ASPECTS
THE CORPOREALITY OF THE ACTOR / DANCER IN POST POSTMODERN THEATRE ASPECTS

Author(s): Ligia Delia Grozdan
Subject(s): Theatre, Dance, Performing Arts
Published by: Editura ARTES
Keywords: theatre, dance, movement, corporeality

Summary/Abstract: Undergone spectacular changes within post-dramatic theatre, the understanding of what means the dancer corporeality supports a spectacular reversal. From vital dance, expansive, based on movement pushed to flight and float, it reaches the tendency of transforming the actor-dancer into an object of contemplation, other than the traditional one. It comes to a statutory body that leaves the viewer to admire the attitude and noble picture. In post-postmodern theatre, the companies promoting new physicality in Dance art enjoy great interest. There are so-called "living sculptures", which certifies the specific inclination of the new postdramatic theater to metamorphose living body in an organic theatrical body.

  • Issue Year: 2014
  • Issue No: 07+08
  • Page Range: 175-178
  • Page Count: 4
  • Language: English
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