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Theatre studies

the level of a performer's bodily energy and presence that holds attention before any meaning or character is expressed.

In theatre studies, pre-expressivity refers to the level of a performer's bodily energy and presence that holds attention before any meaning or character is expressed. This meaning comes from Barba (2006) in A dictionary of theatre anthropology.[1]

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References

Barba, E., & Savarese, N. (2006). A dictionary of theatre anthropology: The secret art of the performer (2nd ed.; R. Fowler, Trans.). Routledge. ISBN 9780415378611

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