The theatre in history

Then, where is the history of the theater defined? Somewhere between drama and audience, somewhere between life and death, the theater's history defaults to collective memories of research of social performance records, evolution of drama and drama. This definition is incomplete and emphasizes important points. The history of the theater includes the restoration of past performances. It is not necessarily the actual stage, it is in the imaginary stage of historian thought. Historians will pay more attention to their prejudices and cultural preferences.

This wide open definition of its constituent words complicates the process of creating the definition of "drama history". Given that "history" is "story" and "theater" is "visual", you may think that the history of the theater is "a story of the development of the viewer's viewing over time" not. . In particular, the use of synonyms like "acting" does not promote our understanding Of course, in any definition, drama is language and imitation, and most importantly pay attention to the central position of the audience It must be recognized. Thus, although the history of the theater can be said to "rebuild the relationship between past viewers and language-based imitation demo", there are obvious problems with this definition as well.

Craig's understanding of the drama history is related to the resurgence of European drama history research. Craig's view is that it is impossible to make a new theater unless you seriously study the former theater. He attributed to the fact that the short lives of several innovative theaters did not fully study their predecessors. Drama's history studies are widely spread to include Oriental dramas over the years. Craig 's own work attracted Japanese dramas, Greeks, baroque and romance. The most important influence of this research and drama's history is the release of the stage work from a narrow range of contemporary style and fashion. If the past is currently built in, it opens the possibilities of nearly unlimited production. In other words, this release increases the demand of the actor.