Theatre Audience Contribution: Facilitating a New Text through the Postperformance Discussion,Used

Theatre Audience Contribution: Facilitating a New Text through the Postperformance Discussion,Used

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Theatre Audience Contribution introduces a new approach to theatre audience research: audience contribution through the postperformance discussion. This volume considers the physical and vocal behaviour of audience members as an integral part of the theatrical event that changes, adds to and informs the theatrical experience. Post performance discussions, although rising in popularity, are yet an underexplored and under utilised avenue for audience contribution. Beginning with an overview of reception theory and the historical role of theatre audiences, the author introduces a new method for the facilitation of post performance discussions that encourages audience contribution and privileges the audience voice. Two case studies explore postperformance discussions that inform the theatrical event and discover a new role for the contemporary audience: audience critic. This accessible volume has significant implications for theatre theorists, practitioners and audiences alike.

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