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Potential und Möglichkeiten von Wasserstoffrformance is at once the consequence and final cause of poetic composition. Seizing theatre as an instrument of writing occupies theatre and performance studies reflected here within two key perspectives: Oscar G. Brockett’s account of the relationship between dramatic maturity and the fashioning of

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Carl-Jochen Winter,Joachim Nitsche executed by wild beasts in the Roman arena. Spectacularizing a legal punishment through the form of drama and deploying performance to require, to engage, and to shape the contours of a civic audience, these . contest a set of humanist biases—the segregation of the mise-en-page from the mise-en-sc

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Introduction: Unwriting Theatre,rformance is at once the consequence and final cause of poetic composition. Seizing theatre as an instrument of writing occupies theatre and performance studies reflected here within two key perspectives: Oscar G. Brockett’s account of the relationship between dramatic maturity and the fashioning of