Scenic space

L ` space scenic is the space of play reserved for the Acteur S for the representation of a part. It represents the visible Scène since the public, but can possibly comprise zones nonvisible since the public and located in the release S if those enter in a direct way within the framework of the play of the actors. (Ex: a wall cupboard where the lover of a light comedy hides and whose only door is on scene and visible of the public.).

This space of play can be modelled by various processes and agree on bases installation by great names of the theater like Bertold Brecht, with the Mise in scene brechtienne. This style of setting in scene, private individual and easily recognizable for an eye aguerri, is very different from the setting in traditional scene since it aims at " to break the illusion thèâtrale".

The vocabulary of scenic space

Side garden: on the left by looking at the scene.
Side court: on the right by looking at the scene.
Remote: bottom of the scene.
Theater: the center of the scene.
Face: before scene.

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