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Repetition
- On the Significance of Repetition in Theatre
- Exact Repetition
- Inexact Repetition
- Why is Exact Repetition Impossible in the Art of Experiencing?
- On “Breaking the Banks” . . .
- Types of Repetition (Seafarers)
- Repetition as an End and as a Means
- For the First Time
- To the Affective Actor
- On Forgetting the Future
- To the Afterword
Abstract
In film, you can prepare each scene ex tempore (Latin for outside of time, notwithstanding time). In theatre, things are quite different: you have to prepare a performance where everything will happen again, as if “for the first time.”
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