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Theatre studies

Barba's term for small, often marginal groups outside both institutional and avant-garde theatre who make theatre as a way of life.

In theatre studies, third theatre refers to Barba's term for small, often marginal groups outside both institutional and avant-garde theatre who make theatre as a way of life. This meaning comes from Barba (1986) in Beyond the floating islands.[1]

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Barba, E. (1986). Beyond the floating islands. PAJ Publications. ISBN 9780933826984

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