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| − | The term "formal" in the phrases [[formal acting]], [[formal performer]], [[formal performance]], [[formal play]], [[formal actor]], [[formal actress]], etc. are used in [[ESAT]] to distinguish traditional acting in formally written plays form improvisational work, where the [[performer]] is also a co-creator of the text, and other alternative forms of performance. | + | The term "[[formal]]" in the phrases [[formal acting]], [[formal performer]], [[formal performance]], [[formal play]], [[formal actor]], [[formal actress]], etc. are used in [[ESAT]] to distinguish traditional acting in formally written plays form improvisational work, where the [[performer]] is also a co-creator of the text, and other alternative forms of performance. |
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Revision as of 08:25, 7 October 2022
The term "formal" in the phrases formal acting, formal performer, formal performance, formal play, formal actor, formal actress, etc. are used in ESAT to distinguish traditional acting in formally written plays form improvisational work, where the performer is also a co-creator of the text, and other alternative forms of performance.
