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rehearsal ethnography: a standalone construct

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rehearsalethnography1 CONSTRUCTRehearsal ethnographyMCAULEY · THEATRE STUDIES

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Theatre studies

close observational study of a theatre company's rehearsal process to understand how performance meaning is made.

In theatre studies, rehearsal ethnography refers to close observational study of a theatre company's rehearsal process to understand how performance meaning is made. This meaning comes from McAuley (2012) in Not Magic But Work An Ethnographic Account Of A Rehearsal Process.[1]

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  1. McAuley, G. (2012). Not Magic But Work An Ethnographic Account Of A Rehearsal Process. Manchester University Press. ISBN 9780719085437

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