Materiality Of The Script
Materiality of the Script is a theoretical construct in experimental playwriting that denotes the script as a tangible, performative object whose physical, textual, and structural properties actively shape meaning-making in theatrical production, distinguishing it from purely literary or representational conceptions of dramatic text.
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