The Kinetic Rhythm of the Actor in Unexpected Short Performances (An Example: "Hissat" Play)

Abstract

Abstract:

The experience of the actor in unexpected short kinetic performances is of interest in this research. The focus is particularly on addressing rhythm-related aspects that serve as a tool to break the horizon of expectations and create a sense of shock. Therefore, the research explores the components of rhythm in acting, the mechanisms, and the metaphors associated with rhythm in this field. It provides an overview and analysis of the methods through which rhythm has been embodied and understood by actors, directors, theater teachers, and playwrights.