Arta actorului și transmiterea mesajului în teatru contemporan
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https://doi.org/10.46522/CT.2024.02.06Keywords:
theater, acting, impact, cultural/social messagesAbstract
Actor’s Art and Message Delivery in the Age of Social Messaging
Our article examines the delicate balance between interpretive art and the ideological dimension of contemporary theater, with a particular focus on the actor’s role in conveying social and political messages. Starting from the central question – what unifies the diversity of forms, methods, and goals in contemporary theater? – the analysis identifies the art of acting as the indispensable core of theatrical practice. By integrating classical theoretical perspectives (Stanislavski, Brecht, Grotowski) and applied analyses of emblematic theatrical productions, the article explores how the actor bridges the aesthetics of the performance with its impact on the audience. Additionally, the study reflects on the importance of performance quality in productions with strong social messages, demonstrating that the absence of authentic acting risks diminishing the ideological impact and eliciting rejection from the audience. Personally, I consider the art of acting not merely a means of expression but the foundation that ensures the coherence and depth of theater, regardless of its technological or ideological context. The conclusions reaffirm the actor’s relevance in contemporary theater as a living art form that integrates aesthetics with social dimensions,offering audiences transformative experiences rooted in authentic and profound connections.
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