Reflections on a Realism Theatre Workshop

1 Introduction In this article we will visualize all the ideas and findings I got while creating realism workshops. I was able to concentrate my research on the differences between practice and other practices and understand its various aspects, using realistic knowledge that was known for a long time. Thanks to my research I was able to provide a powerful knowledge base to my workshop, but I am responsible for finding ways to effectively present this knowledge to the audience. 2 Stimulating my research at the realistic theater

Magical realism, magic realism, or wonderful realism is a kind of novel of a story, and although it is widely art (literature, paintings, movies, drama, etc.), it contains subtle and different concepts, but expressions To do. Viewpoint of major realists. The real world will also add or reveal magical elements. It is sometimes called disguise, including allegory, myth, and allegory. Perhaps the most common term "magic realism" refers to supernatural phenomena in fiction and literature, especially fiction and magic, or in the real world or worldly environment.

Realism in the drama represents not a stylized interpretation but a creative team's decision to present an accurate description of the real world to the audience. For example, the pouring realism of the kitchen, the British cultural movements of the 1950s and 1960s focused on modern social realism, or poetic realism that was a very aesthetic movie movement in France in the 1930s . In visual art, the term refers to a way of expressing visible things, such as American realism, transformation of artistic ideas of the 20th century, classical realism, and art movements that emphasize aesthetics and artistic skills in the second half of the 20th century .

The theater of the 20th century has continued and expanded realism and naturalistic projects, but there are also a number of experimental theaters rejecting these customs. These experiments form part of modernist and post-modern movement, including forms of political dramas and more aesthetically important works. For example, the epic theater, the cruel theater, and the so-called "absurd theater". The term drama expert is used to describe a person who can produce both dramatic discourse and theoretical discourse and can provide information for their actual work. A play expert is a director, a playwright, an actor, or usually a combination of these traditionally independent figures. "Theater practice" explains the collective work done by various theater practitioners