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Theatre studies

the study of how theatrical performance and dramatic texts produce meaning through several sign systems at once.

In theatre studies, theatre semiotics refers to the study of how theatrical performance and dramatic texts produce meaning through several sign systems at once. This meaning comes from Elam (1980) in The semiotics of theatre and drama.[1]

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  1. Elam, K. (1980). The semiotics of theatre and drama. Methuen. ISBN 9780416720600

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