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Features of Andrey Moguchy’s creative method in the context the modern theatrical concepts

Abstract

The article represents the analysis of Andrey Moguchy artwork, who is holding the principal position at the biggest Russian theatres — BDT named after G. A. Tovstonogov. Andrey Moguchy’s artwork considers as a holistic artistic system, which took shape by the end of the 2000-s. The author depicts its formative elements: work with space, music and media. Director’s creative search explores within the context of modern theatre theory concepts. We focus on the absence of strong attachment to literary text or a plotline. This allows to discuss the tendency towards linking up theatrical and performative expressive means.

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O. A. Chepurova
Russian State Institute of Performing Arts
Russian Federation

Independent researcher.

34, Mokhovaya, St. Petersburg, 191028



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Chepurova O.A. Features of Andrey Moguchy’s creative method in the context the modern theatrical concepts. Bulletin of Vaganova Ballet Academy. 2020;(4):192-206. (In Russ.)

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