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Theatre studies

theatre since the late 1960s that no longer centres on a dramatic text and plot, putting presence, image, space and situation first.

In theatre studies, postdramatic theatre refers to theatre since the late 1960s that no longer centres on a dramatic text and plot, putting presence, image, space and situation first. This meaning comes from Lehmann (1999/2006) in Postdramatic theatre.[1]

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  1. Lehmann, H.-T. (2006). Postdramatic theatre (K. Jürs-Munby, Trans.). Routledge. (Original work published 1999) ISBN 9781134496785

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