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Minimalist Theatre Approach

Rafael Montero

Translator A Ai

Publisher: Publifye

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Minimalist Theatre Approach explores the power of simplicity in dramatic arts, advocating for a theatre stripped of excess to amplify emotional impact. It delves into the philosophy and practical application of minimalism in performance, challenging conventional, often overproduced, theatrical approaches. Minimalism moves beyond just simple staging. For example, minimalist costuming utilizes neutral, functional attire, keeping the focus on the character and narrative. The book argues that restraint enhances the core message, fostering deeper connections between performers and audiences.

 
The book presents its investigation across three key areas: minimalist staging, costuming, and thematic focus, each building upon the other. Through minimalist staging, the book explores how sparse sets and symbolic props impact mood. It uses case studies, production notes, and interviews with contemporary theatre practitioners to support its arguments. The book offers a comprehensive guide for directors, designers, and performers interested in embracing a minimalist approach to theatre production.
Available since: 05/05/2025.
Print length: 67 pages.

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