the manuscript traces of the spectacle: staging records
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Abstract
This article deals with the process of documenting a theatrical performance and, more specifically, with the mode of writing/visuality represented by the records of the creative process. Thus, it studies the basis and form of the notes used by directors and groups during the preparation of a staging. It addresses mainly the following themes: general and specific technical records; staging as text to be read; content and precision of the records of staging; and, records of staging in the Arab culture.
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| Authors | ;Fahd Kaghat |
| Journal | the journal of the canadian chiropractic association |
| Year | 2013 |
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