Naturalism Humans respond to forces of nature a fusion of the performing arts Bertolt Brecht Theater of Involvement participatory theater Realism Life as it actually is Theater of the Absurd Constructivism Romanticism backgrounds of mechanical skeletons Total Theater one element represents another Eugene O'Neill Symbolism belief in the absurdity of human life Vsevolod Meyerhold no pretense of reality Maurice Maeterlink journalistic, nonemotional style Epic Theater Theatricalism uselessness of human hopes and dreams Robert Wilson Martin Esslin Henrik Ibsen Focus on emotion and imagination Expessionism Naturalism Humans respond to forces of nature a fusion of the performing arts Bertolt Brecht Theater of Involvement participatory theater Realism Life as it actually is Theater of the Absurd Constructivism Romanticism backgrounds of mechanical skeletons Total Theater one element represents another Eugene O'Neill Symbolism belief in the absurdity of human life Vsevolod Meyerhold no pretense of reality Maurice Maeterlink journalistic, nonemotional style Epic Theater Theatricalism uselessness of human hopes and dreams Robert Wilson Martin Esslin Henrik Ibsen Focus on emotion and imagination Expessionism
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Naturalism
Humans respond to forces of nature
a fusion of the performing arts
Bertolt Brecht
Theater of Involvement
participatory theater
Realism
Life as it actually is
Theater of the Absurd
Constructivism
Romanticism
backgrounds of mechanical skeletons
Total Theater
one element represents another
Eugene O'Neill
Symbolism
belief in the absurdity of human life
Vsevolod Meyerhold
no pretense of reality
Maurice Maeterlink
journalistic, nonemotional style
Epic Theater
Theatricalism
uselessness of human hopes and dreams
Robert Wilson
Martin Esslin
Henrik Ibsen
Focus on emotion and imagination
Expessionism