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scenography: a standalone construct

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Scenography

the composition of the whole stage environment, including space, light, objects, costume and performers' movement, as one visual dramaturgy.

In scenography, scenography refers to the composition of the whole stage environment, including space, light, objects, costume and performers' movement, as one visual dramaturgy. This meaning comes from Howard (2002) in What is scenography?.[1]

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  1. Howard, P. (2002). What is scenography?. Routledge. ISBN 9780415100847

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