Abstract
performance-in-progress of Black/White, this paper draws on conversations between the director, actors and audience members. The key focus will be an exploration of Féral’s claim that theatricality is a dynamic of perception, creating a special condition theatricality between the spectator and the one looked at (the actor) (Féral, 1998: 358). Further the paper will explore how this is then complicated by learning disability.
Reference:
Féral, Josette. (1998). La théatralité: Recherche sur la spécificité du langage théâtral in Poétique (75) pp 347-361.
| Language | English |
|---|---|
| Journal | Performance Research |
| Publication status | Accepted/In press - 26 Apr 2019 |
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Keywords
- Contemporary Theatre Practice
- Disability
- Theatre(s) of Learning Disability
- Theatricality
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On Theatricality and the Space Between: Relationships and the Theatre(s) of Learning Disability. / Goddard, Jennifer.
In: Performance Research, 26.04.2019.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
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AU - Goddard, Jennifer
PY - 2019/4/26
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N2 - With reference to a practice-led research process and the ensuing devisedperformance-in-progress of Black/White, this paper draws on conversations between the director, actors and audience members. The key focus will be an exploration of Féral’s claim that theatricality is a dynamic of perception, creating a special condition theatricality between the spectator and the one looked at (the actor) (Féral, 1998: 358). Further the paper will explore how this is then complicated by learning disability.Reference:Féral, Josette. (1998). La théatralité: Recherche sur la spécificité du langage théâtral in Poétique (75) pp 347-361.
AB - With reference to a practice-led research process and the ensuing devisedperformance-in-progress of Black/White, this paper draws on conversations between the director, actors and audience members. The key focus will be an exploration of Féral’s claim that theatricality is a dynamic of perception, creating a special condition theatricality between the spectator and the one looked at (the actor) (Féral, 1998: 358). Further the paper will explore how this is then complicated by learning disability.Reference:Féral, Josette. (1998). La théatralité: Recherche sur la spécificité du langage théâtral in Poétique (75) pp 347-361.
KW - Contemporary Theatre Practice
KW - Disability
KW - Theatre(s) of Learning Disability
KW - Theatricality
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JO - Performance Research
T2 - Performance Research
JF - Performance Research
SN - 1352-8165
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