Experimental Theater
Disruption refers to the interruption or disturbance of the normal flow of events, often resulting in unexpected outcomes. In the context of theater, especially within the Alienation Effect, disruption is used as a technique to challenge audience perceptions and expectations, making them critically engage with the performance rather than passively consuming it. This technique seeks to break the illusion of reality on stage, prompting viewers to reflect on social issues and the nature of theater itself.
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