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physical theatre: a standalone construct

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Theatre studies

performance in which the body and movement, rather than spoken text, carry the main expressive and narrative weight.

In theatre studies, physical theatre refers to performance in which the body and movement, rather than spoken text, carry the main expressive and narrative weight. This meaning comes from Murray (2007) in Physical Theatres.[1]

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  1. Murray, S. (2007). Physical Theatres. Taylor & Francis Group. ISBN 9781134230921

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