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a style of theater that emphasizes the use of the body, movement, and nonverbal communication as the primary means of storytelling and expression
What is "physical theater"?
Physical theater is a style of performance that emphasizes the use of movement and physical expression to tell a story or convey emotions, often with minimal reliance on spoken dialogue. This approach integrates elements such as dance, mime, and physical comedy to create a dynamic and visually engaging experience. The focus is on how actors use their bodies to communicate ideas and narratives, exploring how physical actions and gestures can convey meaning. The goal of physical theater is to create a compelling and expressive performance through movement and physicality.
