تمثلات الخطاب المرئي في العرض المسرحي: مسرحية افتراض ما حدث فعلا أنموذجا

Abstract EN

What the world is witnessing today in terms of openness to the world of the image and the visual language in the face of the word's timidity has opened horizons to the visual discourse that has emerged in particular in theatrical art, where modern theatrical experiences have proven that there is no substitute for body language to communicate and express what is going on in the human soul, and this is what is evident to us in The play "Assuming What Really Happened", which is largely taken from visual discourse, is a way to address the recipient through the symbolism of the image and the significance of the movement.