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the empty space
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The Empty Space, By Peter Brook. Having read The Empty Space by Peter Brook. I will be discussing all that I have learnt about the different form of theatre he discusses. He tries to categories theatre into four different types of theatre. These categories are; The Deadly Theatre, The Holy Theatre, The Rough Theatre and finally, The Immediate Theatre. The first category I shall be discussing is The Deadly Theatre. Firstly The Deadly Theatre, this is the form of theatre we see most often. As theatre audience are falling around the world and this is because it fails to entertain. However the author does appreciate that occasionally there are new movements with good writers. The author goes on to compare theatre as a whore. He believes that its art is dirty and robs your money and doesn't deliver the entertainment required to warrant an expensive admittance. Mr Brooks makes the statement that...
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