(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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coldness of characters
more manifestation than signification
simultaneity
rupture of meaning between being and meaning
not an I that speaks but an it through a complex machinized composition/agencement
dialogue takes place between sound and space
non-hierarchical elements
body’s presence over logos
shocking physicality
more energetic impulse than information
text is merely a component
open and fragmenting perception
phenomenon over narrative
polyglossia
trusts individual impulses
human beings become gestic sculptures
density of signs—or not (thereby activating imagination)
theatre of perceptibility (we start seeing seeing)
makes ceremonial aspect of theatre important for its own sake
aims at synaesthesia
visual dramaturgy through scenography
more process than product
more presence than representation
irruption of the real—not knowing whether something is real or not
more shared than communicated experience
no aesthetic distance (we are part of a common situation)
plethora, overabundance, hypernaturalism—theatre of props
heterogenous, individual imaginations
an event (feast, debate, public action, political manifestation)
a time of the gaze
abandons itself to chance/risk
social situation for all participants: what you experience depends on all
microstructures of text
post-anthropocentric
reminders of reading/speaking a text = unnatural
resembles structures of dreams
theatre of the voice (reverberation of the past)
overlap between theatre and performance art
replacement of action with ceremony
drama, emptiness, in-betweenness are protagonists
musicalization = sound is a new language in the theatre?
fragmentary and partial
theatre becomes chora-graphy
a theatre of the present, not intermediary but continuous point of presentness
theatre of states and scenically dynamic formations