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Theatre studies

performers' trained ways of using the body that differ from everyday use, spending more energy to create stage presence.

In theatre studies, extra-daily technique refers to performers' trained ways of using the body that differ from everyday use, spending more energy to create stage presence. This meaning comes from Barba and Savarese (1991/2006) in A dictionary of theatre anthropology.[1]

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Barba, E., & Savarese, N. (2006). A dictionary of theatre anthropology: The secret art of the performer. Routledge. (Original work published 1991) Open Library record

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