The directorial vision of the Iraqi theatre shows is intertwined between style and harmony

Authors

  • Fathi Shaddad Khudhair
  • Dr.Qays Oudah Qasim College of Fine Arts, University of Basrah, Iraq

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59767/2024.08/30.8

Keywords:

correlation, Vision, style, harmony

Abstract

Theatre is a human, social, ethical, scientific and intellectual value with its full impact and impact It is the product of human thought associated with awareness, perception, imagination, and interactions of ideas, visions and treatments in a synthetic process to integrate, interconnect and interfere with sensory experiences related to extractive treatments. and thus the outcome of a set of ideas, opinions and experiences within the relationships of artistic values, To make the directorial values subject to intellectual attitude and aesthetic visions at varying levels determined by the director's creative thought In spite of the cultural and ideological shifts between generations, which enrich the theatrical discourse and give it a diversity of form and content to the nature of the theatrical show, He went on to monitor these relationships and relationships among pioneers and young people and indicate their artistic and aesthetic impact The course of scientific research was divided into four chapters, as shown below. Methodological Framework II/Chapter II (Theoretical Framework) came on researchers was the first under the heading The second research, entitled "Engagement as an artistic concept between style and vision and the indicators produced by the theoretical framework, chapter III. The researcher went to a research sample of the presentation of Karok's play, chapter IV, where the researcher incorporated the findings, conclusions and list of sources.

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2024-08-28

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Fathi Shaddad Khudhair, & Qays Oudah Qasim. (2024). The directorial vision of the Iraqi theatre shows is intertwined between style and harmony. Basrah Arts Journal, (30), 107–116. https://doi.org/10.59767/2024.08/30.8

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