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rhythmic space: a standalone construct

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Scenography

Appia's designs of steps, platforms and planes made for moving bodies, in which space, light and music share one rhythm.

In scenography, rhythmic space refers to Appia's designs of steps, platforms and planes made for moving bodies, in which space, light and music share one rhythm. This meaning comes from Beacham (1987) in Adolphe Appia, theatre artist.[1]

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References

Beacham, R. C. (1987). Adolphe Appia, theatre artist. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521237680

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