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theatrical space: a standalone construct

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Theatre studies

the typology of spaces in a theatre event, from the building to the stage and the fictional place, through which performance makes meaning.

In theatre studies, theatrical space refers to the typology of spaces in a theatre event, from the building to the stage and the fictional place, through which performance makes meaning. This meaning comes from McAuley (1999) in Space in Performance.[1]

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  1. McAuley, G. (1999). Space in Performance. University of Michigan Press. https://doi.org/10.3998/mpub.23119

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