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Theatre studies

Decroux's system of dramatic movement that articulates the trunk and body in segments, making the body rather than face or props the actor's main instrument.

In theatre studies, corporeal mime refers to Decroux's system of dramatic movement that articulates the trunk and body in segments, making the body rather than face or props the actor's main instrument. This meaning comes from Leabhart (2007) in Etienne Decroux.[1]

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References

Leabhart, T. (2007). Etienne Decroux. Routledge. ISBN 9780203001028

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