Spectator-character relationship: the elements of psychological conversations in the theatre

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Theatre is a relational experience that reproduces life and human interactions both on stage and in the connection between actors and spectators. The electric air that arises between them is explained through psychological elements such as transference, identification, projection and empathy, which generate implicit conversations between the audience and the characters. Based on interviews with theatre participants in Berlin, London and New York, it is observed that these interactions not only enrich the theatrical experience, but also have a therapeutic effect by allowing for shared emotional creation.

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