The Empty Space

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The Empty Space is Peter Brook’s influential 1968 book of theatre theory that redefines modern performance by exploring the nature and possibilities of live theatre.

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instanceOf book
theatre theory book
author Peter Brook NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticalReception considered a classic of theatre literature
highly influential
definesTheatreAs any empty space where someone walks across while someone else watches
describesConcept Deadly Theatre NERFINISHED
Holy Theatre NERFINISHED
Immediate Theatre NERFINISHED
Rough Theatre NERFINISHED
genre performance studies
theatre theory
hasEdition Penguin Modern Classics edition NERFINISHED
hasFormat audiobook
ebook
print
hasInfluenced actor training methodologies
theoretical writings on directing
hasPart Deadly Theatre NERFINISHED
Holy Theatre NERFINISHED
Immediate Theatre NERFINISHED
Rough Theatre NERFINISHED
hasReprint 2008 edition
subsequent multiple reprints
influenced contemporary theatre practice
director-centered theatre
environmental theatre
experimental theatre
language English
libraryOfCongressClassification PN2039
mainTheme critique of commercial theatre
possibilities of radical theatre
relationship between actor and audience
the nature of live performance
notableFor minimalist definition of theatre
redefining modern performance theory
numberOfParts 4
pageCountApproximate 200
publicationYear 1968
publisher Penguin Books NERFINISHED
relatedWork The Open Door NERFINISHED
There Are No Secrets NERFINISHED
subject acting
directing
stagecraft
theatre
usedAs reference in performance studies
textbook in theatre education

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Peter Brook notableWork The Empty Space