The Body and the Scenic Space: Street Theater Actor
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.37334/eras.v8i4.77Keywords:
street theater, scenic space, actor, corporality, body movementAbstract
The street theater is one of the oldest theatrical manifestations, awakened through artistic expressions in primitive civilizations. It is a phenomenon that invokes us for our cultural identity. This bond is reflected in street performances and street theater, although renewed through postmodern and innovative presentations. Unconventional streets, squares and theaters require different approaches, actors need to adapt and define a diverse analysis of the preparation process across disciplines. In this article we intend to develop and structure the design of the corporal work distinct from the actor, required in the various scenic spaces. We will highlight two important aspects: body perception and composition, and the importance of mastery of body language.