2012
DOI: 10.5539/ijel.v2n5p55
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Aesthetic Quality in Theatre as a Genre of Performance

Abstract: The specific qualities of theatre distinguish itself from any other literary genres. As a theatre presupposes performance, undoubtedly then, it must contain the factors that make it playable. The aesthetic constitution of a theatre and the characteristics of theatrical discourse, which, together with the aesthetic quality of theatre as a branch of literature, make the total charm of a piece of theatrical creation

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