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| − | Performance refers to a broad range of art forms that are played out in front of an audience. This may includes [[ | + | '''Performance''' refers to a broad range of art forms that are played out in front of an audience. This may includes [[theater]], [[music]], [[dance]] and some forms of [[art]].<ref>[http://www.ibookdb.net/isbn/0415458560], Fischer-Lichte, Erika 2008, ''The transformative power of performance: a new aesthetics'', Taylor & Francis</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 20:23, June 23, 2016
Performance refers to a broad range of art forms that are played out in front of an audience. This may includes theater, music, dance and some forms of art.[1]
History
Early examples of performance can be seen in the plays of the Ancient Greeks, which were performed as a celebration and a ritual for the gods.