Theatricality and Anti-theatricality

This book explores the dynamic relationship between theatre, dramatic literature, and its audience, highlighting the audience's essential role in shaping the theatrical experience. It examines how the concepts of theatricality and anti-theatricality manifest in contemporary theatre. Through transdisciplinary analyses, the authors delve into dramaturgy, staging, and the experiences these generate in relation to the audience, addressing the evolving boundaries of theatrical representation and its persistence as a vital artistic form within transformative cultural and social contexts.