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theatre costume: a standalone construct

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Theatre studies

clothing worn in performance, considered as inseparable from the actor's body and presence on stage.

In theatre studies, theatre costume refers to clothing worn in performance, considered as inseparable from the actor's body and presence on stage. This meaning comes from Monks (2010) in The actor in costume.[1]

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  1. Monks, A. (2010). The actor in costume. Springer. ISBN 9781137021618

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