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Devising theatre is a collaborative process where original pieces are created from initial ideas without relying on pre-written scripts. Key characteristics include collective authorship, an emergent narrative, and a focus on physical and experiential forms of expression. The chapter emphasizes various techniques for inspiration, brainstorming, and structuring devised work to effectively engage audiences and convey deeper meanings through symbolism and metaphor.
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Term: Collective Authorship
Definition: The concept where the entire group collaborates in creating a piece, with each member contributing ideas and shaping the performance.
Term: Stimulus
Definition: An item or experience that provokes thought or artistic response, serving as the initial spark for creativity in devising.
Term: Dramatic Structure
Definition: A framework that organizes a narrative into a beginning, middle, and end, essential for guiding audience engagement.
Term: Symbolism
Definition: An object or action representing a broader idea or concept, crucial for conveying deeper meanings in devised theatre.
Term: Metaphor
Definition: A figure of speech or representation that creates a deeper connection between two unlike things, enriching the narrative's meaning.