Le corps conscient de l’acteur

Authors

  • Oana POCAN Faculty of Theatre and Television, UBB, Cluj-Napoca, e-mail: oanapocan@yahoo.com

Keywords:

body, actor, theatre, training, corporeal expressiveness.

Abstract

The Actor’s Conscious Body. Even from the first decades of the 20th century, opinions about theatre start turning around the idea that not only the word can be a means of theatrical expression, but also the body. The birth of cinema and television would lead to the conclusion that the existence of theatre is justified and conditioned by sense. Thus the body, thanks to its expressiveness, can create a new language. Exploring the motor function and sensibility of the body will lead to a revaluation of the actor’s professional training and to setting up research laboratories on actor’s work. Actor’s training is required not just as personal preparation for a new role, but also as a discovery of self, self-knowledge, a physical, mental and spiritual plunging into the depth of one’s self. Physical, mental and spiritual training becomes the main activity in the actor’s professional as well as personal development.

Author Biography

Oana POCAN, Faculty of Theatre and Television, UBB, Cluj-Napoca, e-mail: oanapocan@yahoo.com

OANA POCAN graduated, in 1999, the Acting section, class of Cristina Pardanschi and Cornel Răileanu, at the Faculty of Letters, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca. She obtained her MA degree in Theatre Art and Performance at the same institution. She was an actress at several theatres in Brașov, Baia Mare, Turda and Cluj-Napoca and she attended theatre and teaching training workshops in Romania and abroad: the Grotowski Institute (Poland), ISTA – International School of Theatre Anthropology (Denmark), Dah Teatar – Laboratory of theatre research (Serbia) etc. She is currently a teaching assistant PhD at the Faculty of Theatre and Television, in Cluj-Napoca. She is interested in techniques of development of the actors’ corporeal expressivity and in the implementation and use of training instruments, techniques and methods specific to the actor in the social field.

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Published

2015-03-30

How to Cite

POCAN, O. (2015). Le corps conscient de l’acteur. Studia Universitatis Babeș-Bolyai Dramatica, 60(1), 51–60. Retrieved from https://studia.reviste.ubbcluj.ro/index.php/subbdramatica/article/view/4382

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