Bazigari-yi ravan'tani: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

The book "Psychophysical Acting" is a radical work; Because it questions all our knowledge about acting, drama, theater, and performance. The mentioned book is not only a work about the history of acting and its theories; Rather, it can also be considered a book about the "critical history of experimental theater". Zarilli analyzes and examines most of the performance methods from "Konstantin Stanislavski" to "Katie Mitchell" and not only pays attention to the Western methods; It also deals with eastern experimental theaters such as "Otashugu" and "Tadashi Suzuki" performances. Zarili does not only act; It also teaches the principles and basics of directing, dramaturgy, and criticism of post-dramatic theaters.