Grotowskis influence on South African theatre

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October 21, 2012

 

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Instead, what took place was an intimate play-off between audience and performer that resulted in a much more profound experience for both parties involved. This is in fact a direct philosophy of Grotowski in that he was known for pioneering the technique known as ‘Poor Theatre’, a style that can be directly applied to Woza Albert...
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This is in fact a direct philosophy of Grotowski in that he was known for pioneering the technique known as ‘Poor Theatre’, a style that can be directly applied to Woza Albert. Grotowski’s notion of Poor Theatre was that the performer’s concern was with the audience, not the stage design or lighting or any type of special effects...
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