Tragic Mask Performance
Tragic Mask Performance is a theatrical methodology in the domain of tragic acting that employs a stylized facial mask as a central expressive instrument to embody and amplify emotional archetypes, thereby mediating the actor’s physicality and vocal projection to intensify the audience’s cathartic experience.
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The Neuroscience of the Tragic Mask
Peter Meineck · Arion · 2011 · 63 citations
Facing Otherness: The Tragic Mask in Ancient Greece
Claude Calame · History of Religions · 1986 · 50 citations
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Twentieth-Century Performance and Adaptation of Euripides
Helene P. Foley · 1999 · 21 citations
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