How to Cite
Ospina Navas, A. (2011). Flirting with post-dramatic theater. Vicissitudes of a creative process. Revista Colombiana De Artes Escénicas, 5, 126–135. Retrieved from https://revistasojs.ucaldas.edu.co/index.php/artescenicas/article/view/9287

Authors

Arley Ospina Navas

Docente Universidad del Bosque. Maestro en Artes Escénicas de la Universidad Distrital. Magister en
Escrituras Creativas de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia. :

Universidad del Bosque
dogmateatro@gmail.com

Abstract

Post-dramatic theater is presented nowadays as an interesting possibility to deal with the scenic occurence. However the emergence of this type of theater form has taken to the reflection and the questioning about its dangerousness before the dramatic issue. This is why it is necessary to determine if it is a theater act indeed or if we are, instead facing an invasion of other arts and matters unconnected to the theater essence from its classic conception: drama as a support of the scenic action. Then, who determines its boundaries, its frontiers? More than trying to make a theoretical discourse in this article, I would like to present my own experience on post-dramatic theater, an experience made with work and the staging of: Is This Medea? Grotesque in Red and White.

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