Calling oneself as spectator: between theatrical mediation and aesthetic effect

Description

The relationship between theatre and audience will be analyzed in the current context, exploring how stage practices address the urgent needs of society and the historical changes in theatrical art. The dependence of theatre on an active spectator is highlighted, whose presence encourages a deeper dialogue than simple applause. The reflection suggests that both artists and producers must question the purpose of their creations and their connection with spectators, since the development of theatre and its aesthetic strength depend on mediation strategies that strengthen this essential relationship.

Related activities