Contemporary Theatricalities between the Private Space and the Public Space. The Experience of What Is "Unheimlich"

Authors

  • Davide Carnevali Scuola d'Arte Drammatica Paolo Grassi (Milano, Italy)

Keywords:

teatre, arquitectura, públic, teatre participat

Abstract

The relationship between the private and public dimensions is one of the main pillars of the discourse on the performing arts. The architectonic space of theatre dialogues with the urban space in which it is located and with the community to which it refers; the shaping of the performative space determines the relationship between a group of individuals and a stage conceived as the place where individuality is exteriorised; the performative space goes beyond precedents, with which it coexists and confronts itself, determining the reception and turning the private experience of the spectator/participant into a public theme. Based on these ideas, we will see how this issue has influenced the emergence of different dramatic and performance events in recent years.

Author Biography

Davide Carnevali, Scuola d'Arte Drammatica Paolo Grassi (Milano, Italy)

Playwright, theoretician and translator with a PhD in Performing Arts from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. He teaches Playwriting and Theory at the Scuola d’Arte Drammatica Paolo Grassi in Milan and leads workshops in several theatres and institutions in Europe and Latin America. His plays have received diverse awards and have been translated into thirteen languages.

Published

17-02-2020