Towards a Dramaturgy of Robots and Object-Figures

Peter Eckersall

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Robotic and virtual figures have become increasingly visible in live performance. How these figures/performative agents come into the discussion of dramaturgy is considered in reference to recent works by Hirata Oriza and Kris Verdonck.

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