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Download full textGross, Roger – 1974
That a play has one central action which is its formal cause is the most influential interpretative idea to emerge among theatre writers since the old model of situation/incident/complication/climax/denouement. Unfortunately, the action concept has been insufficiently developed, excessive hopes have been pinned on it, and it has become a reductive…
Descriptors: Acting, Drama, Dramatics, Higher Education
