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theatrical event: a standalone construct

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Theatre studies

Sauter's model of theatre as an event of communication between performers and spectators in a particular cultural context, joining playing and watching.

In theatre studies, theatrical event refers to Sauter's model of theatre as an event of communication between performers and spectators in a particular cultural context, joining playing and watching. This meaning comes from Sauter (2000) in The theatrical event.[1]

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References

Sauter, W. (2000). The theatrical event. University of Iowa Press. ISBN 9780877457312

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