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performance space: a standalone construct

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Theatre studies

the physical and social spaces of theatre, from stage to auditorium to building, analysed as producers of meaning.

In theatre studies, performance space refers to the physical and social spaces of theatre, from stage to auditorium to building, analysed as producers of meaning. This meaning comes from McAuley (1999) in Space in performance.[1]

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References

McAuley, G. (1999). Space in performance. University of Michigan Press. ISBN 9780472110049

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