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immediate theatre: a standalone construct

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Theatre studies

Brook's ideal of living, present-tense theatre made fresh in rehearsal and performance rather than fixed in advance.

In theatre studies, immediate theatre refers to Brook's ideal of living, present-tense theatre made fresh in rehearsal and performance rather than fixed in advance. This meaning comes from Brook (1968) in The empty space.[1]

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  1. Brook, P. (1968). The empty space. Simon & Schuster. ISBN 9780140214154

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