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The act of doing, enacting, or showing; occurs in artistic, cultural and everyday contexts.
Scripted, rehearsed, staged performance often presented in a formal setting; typically, narrative-driven.
An interdisciplinary field examining performance in art, culture, politics, and daily life.
Expressing ideas, emotions, histories, and identities through the body; knowing through doing.
The performer's attentiveness and "aliveness" in the moment.
Structured, repeated action tied to cultural or personal meaning.
Sound, tone, pitch, and rhythm as expressive tools.
Foundation of vocal power and physical grounding.
Bodily movement that expresses meaning.
Reworking or recombing existing materials into something new.
Plan or intention.
The written scripts and any performance elements( gesture, image, sound) that can be "read" for meaning.
Performers' distinct perspective.
The group that witnesses, interprets, and co-creates meaning in performance through their presence and responses.
The idea that speech and action construct identity and social reality.
Artistic or public acts that resist or challenge power.
Performance poetry emphasizing rhythm, improvisation, and audience engagement.
Embodied, ephemeral knowledge passed through performance.
Recurring movement, sound, or imagery for emphasis or rhythm.
Performance using digital tools in creation or presentation.
Working collectively to create an artistic product.
Analyzing creative process and growth.
Acquire skills for performance.
Space to share in-progress work and recieve feedback
Practice staging of text during performance.
Preparation rituals
Performance
Reintegration post-performance.
Audience reaction.
Storing of performance.
Personal recollections.