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theatre ecology: a standalone construct

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Theatre studies

the study of theatre and performance as parts of wider environments, in which performance events interact with ecological and social systems.

In theatre studies, theatre ecology refers to the study of theatre and performance as parts of wider environments, in which performance events interact with ecological and social systems. This meaning comes from Kershaw (2007) in Theatre ecology.[1]

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  1. Kershaw, B. (2007). Theatre ecology. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521877169

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