Performance

Performance
No 92, 2013/1 - 296 pages

Performance, a widely recognized dimension of the performing arts, has become an important part of culture. Its content is now richer and more diversified. Having long been limited to a singular gestural and very personal non-repeatable event, often questioned or criticized, it extends to various bodily exhibitions combining different forms of expression. This issue examines its rich content,the questions it rises, the theoretical debates and practical implications.

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