Theatre & violence / Lucy Nevitt.
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- 9781137302274 (pbk.)
- 1137302275 (pbk.)
- Theatre and violence
- Theater & violence
- Theater and violence
- 792.028 23
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792.028 MOR Acting skills / | 792.028 MOR Acting skills / | 792.028 MOS The intent to live : | 792.028 NEV Theatre & violence / | 792.028 / NOV Γράμμα στους ηθοποιούς : | 792.028 OID The invisible actor | 792.028 OID The invisible actor |
Περιλαμβάνει βιβλιογραφία (σ. 78-80) και ευρετήριο.
Two examples of spectating violence -- Thinking about theatre and violence -- Spectatorship -- Cause and effect -- The act of showing : performativity and ideology -- History and canonical evidence -- Actuality and simulation -- Beyond performance -- Conclusion.
Throughout history, theatre has allowed actors and audiences to consider the possibilities and realities of violence. This book explores the use of violence in theatre and its effect on spectators. Critically engaging with examples of stage combat, rape, terrorism, wrestling and historical re-enactments, it questions perceived boundaries between real and simulated violence and asks how violence can challenge social structures. Ultimately, Nevitt argues that performed violence can be part of a desire to create a more peaceful world.