'Espelhando o duplo e o cruel'

viver, libertar, ofender, celebrar, analisar: considerações sobre diversas experiências artísticas que ecoaram o pensamento de Artaud

Palavras-chave: teatro, performance, texto, público, ritual

Resumo

Este texto enfoca alguns autores e suas experiências artísticas, particularmente nos anos sessenta e setenta, nos quais as reverberações de Antonin Artaud são tanto evidentes quanto subjacentes. Se as concepções teatrais radicais do Living Theater vem ao encontro da teoria do “Teatro da Crueldade”, como testemunho direto de um de seus expoentes mais proeminentes, John Cage, por outro lado, não nega ter se inspirado no Teatro e seu Duplo e em sua concepção revolucionária de performance. Contudo, mais desafiador, talvez até anômalo, é encontrar a influência de Artaud ao lado de experiências teatrais e performances baseadas tanto no texto literário quanto na palavra falada, como em Offending the Audience, de  Peter  Handke,  e Jesus  Christ  the  Savior,  de  Klaus  Kinski,  nas  quais  o  relacionamento performer/espectador tensiona a quarta parede até dissolvê-la. Artaud também foi fonte de inspiração para o desenvolvimento de um tipo de performance que implica na requalificação e implementação de uma espécie de ritual coletivo, no papel do performer, no corpo que expressa impulsos primordiais para celebrar a vida e a criação, como em The Theatre of Orgies and Misteries concebidos por Hermann Nitsch. Como conclusão, disciplinas teóricas em estudos de Teatro e Performance tem, de fato, um grande débito com Artaud e com relação as suas noções de performance, performatividade e performativo.

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Biografia do Autor

Andrea Pagnes
Andrea Pagnes has been working with Verena Stenke as VestAndPage since 2006. They gained international reputation operating in performance art, filmmaking, social theatre, and art community projects. Their performance practice is contextual, conceived psycho-geographically in response to social situations, natural and historical surroundings, urban ruins. Through their live works, writings, and intensive workshops that they offer, VestAndPage explore themes such as pain sublimation, suffering, fragility, risk-taking, trust in change, union and endurance to merge from reality poetic elements to contrast the exercise of power and discrimination. Curators of the Venice International Performance Art Week since its inception, their last film Plantain received the best movie award at the Berlin Independent Film Festival (2018). E-mail: pagnes@vest-and-page.de .

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2019-12-24
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PAGNES, A. ’Espelhando o duplo e o cruel’: viver, libertar, ofender, celebrar, analisar: considerações sobre diversas experiências artísticas que ecoaram o pensamento de Artaud . Ephemera: Revista do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Artes Cênicas da Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto, v. 2, n. 3, p. 29-54, 24 dez. 2019.
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