Observing the body, recovering rituals – Antiquity artifacts in the contemporary scene
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https://doi.org/10.34619/1rum-qmq0Keywords:
Contemporary scene, Masks and puppets, Ritual, Sacred, CorporalityAbstract
Reclaiming of the body in contemporary theater is linked to the nostalgia of the lost sacred, to a call to restore rituals. The European vanguard movements reveal a growing interest in the East and the consequent return of theatrical traditions that go back to Antiquity. In this study I will focus on contemporary creations that recover techniques from masks and puppets as a source of work for the scenic corporality, in some of Ariane Mnouchkine creations.
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2020-01-01
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Firmo, C. (2020). Observing the body, recovering rituals – Antiquity artifacts in the contemporary scene. RES Antiquitatis, 2, 58–63. https://doi.org/10.34619/1rum-qmq0
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