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The Theater of Plautus

Playing to the Audience

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The dynamic interplay between actors and spectators is a central theme explored by the Roman playwright Plautus. Known for his clever manipulation of this relationship, he encouraged actors to break the fourth wall, engaging the audience with humorous asides and monologues. This approach not only elicited laughter but also created a playful rapport, allowing actors to both flatter and tease the spectators, enhancing the overall theatrical experience.

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The Theater of Plautus, Timothy J. Moore

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1998
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Titre
The Theater of Plautus
Sous-titre
Playing to the Audience
Langue
Anglais
Publié
1998
Format
souple
Pages
280
ISBN10
0292752172
ISBN13
9780292752177
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The dynamic interplay between actors and spectators is a central theme explored by the Roman playwright Plautus. Known for his clever manipulation of this relationship, he encouraged actors to break the fourth wall, engaging the audience with humorous asides and monologues. This approach not only elicited laughter but also created a playful rapport, allowing actors to both flatter and tease the spectators, enhancing the overall theatrical experience.